A Thermodynamic and experimental study of low-alloy steels after carbonitriding in a low-pressure atmosphere
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MARRAY, TarekJACQUET, PhilippeMANSORI, MohammedFABRE, AgnèsBARRALLIER, LaurentAbstract
The effect of the composition of two steels (B and 6MnCr5) on precipitation of undesirable phases (carbides, nitrides and carbonitrides) under thermochemical treatment (low-pressure or vacuum carbonitriding) is investigated. Metallographic and x-ray diffraction studies and thermodynamic computations are performed.
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