A long series of comparative carburization tests have been performed on small samples of different heat resisting alloys at temperatures of 1050°C (1922°F) and 1150°C (2100°F). These tests have been carried out in a laboratory using solid Houghton F cement for a carburizing media and small alloy smaples machined from the wall of ethylene furnace tubes. The results of these tests permit a classification of the different alloys manufactured as centrifugally cast tubes.
Subject
Carburization,
Materials,
Carbides,
Metal surfaces,
Nickel based alloys,
Tubes,
Chips,
Roughness,
Furnaces,
Ethylene,
Carbon,
Elements,
Alloys
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1976
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