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... surface region . The extra carbon combines with the iron to form strong iron - carbide particles having excellent wear resistance . The carburized surface is ideal for applications such as gears and crankshafts in automotive engines ...
... surface region . The extra carbon combines with the iron to form strong iron - carbide particles having excellent wear resistance . The carburized surface is ideal for applications such as gears and crankshafts in automotive engines ...
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... surface atoms have fewer nearest neighbors , and therefore higher energy , than atoms with the optimum CN situated inside the crystal . The extra energy associated with the free surface is called surface tension and is given in units of ...
... surface atoms have fewer nearest neighbors , and therefore higher energy , than atoms with the optimum CN situated inside the crystal . The extra energy associated with the free surface is called surface tension and is given in units of ...
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... surface . Hot dipping is a process used for applying metallic coatings on other higher- melting temperature metals . The workpiece is simply dipped into a molten bath of the coating ... Surface Coatings and Treatments 723 Surface Treatments,
... surface . Hot dipping is a process used for applying metallic coatings on other higher- melting temperature metals . The workpiece is simply dipped into a molten bath of the coating ... Surface Coatings and Treatments 723 Surface Treatments,
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