Practical Nitriding and Ferritic NitrocarburizingASM International, 2003 - 256 страници |
Съдържание
Oxynitriding | 116 |
Operating the Fluid Bed for Nitriding | 117 |
Distortion | 119 |
Shape Distortion | 120 |
Distortion in Nitriding | 121 |
Stock Removal Prior to Nitriding | 122 |
Steels For Nitriding | 125 |
Requirements for a Nitriding Steel | 127 |
Concluding Remarks | 22 |
How Does the Nitriding Process Work? | 23 |
The Liberation of Nitrogen | 24 |
Dissociation of the Gas at the Selected Nitriding Temperature | 25 |
Why Ammonia Is Used | 26 |
Distortion | 27 |
Preheat Treatment | 28 |
Microstructures of Nitrided Iron and Steel | 31 |
Influence of Carbon on the Compound Zone | 32 |
What Happens Below the Compound Zone? | 35 |
Calculating the Compound Zone Thickness | 36 |
Furnace Equipment and Control Systems | 39 |
Essential Furnace Design Criteria | 40 |
Types of Nitriding Furnaces | 42 |
Determining Appropriate Furnace Design | 43 |
Retort Maintenance | 44 |
Safety Precautions When Using Ammonia | 46 |
Furnace Heating | 47 |
Process Control and Instrumentation | 49 |
Salt Bath Nitriding | 53 |
Types of Salt Bath Nitriding Processes | 54 |
Salt Bath Nitriding Equipment and Procedure | 55 |
Bath Replacement | 58 |
Bath Maintenance | 61 |
Operating the Salt Bath | 62 |
Design Parameters for Furnace Equipment | 63 |
Control of the Compound Zone or White Layer | 65 |
A Test to Determine the Presence of the White Layer | 66 |
Other Methods for Controlling Compound Zone Formation | 67 |
Case Depth of Nitriding | 68 |
Ion Nitriding | 71 |
How the Ion Nitriding Process Works | 72 |
Glow Discharge Characteristics | 74 |
Process Control | 75 |
Other Uses for Plasma Processing | 76 |
What Happens in the Ion Nitriding Process | 77 |
Reactions at the Steel Surface | 78 |
Surface Stability | 80 |
Degradation of Surface Finish | 81 |
Control of the Compound Zone | 82 |
Process Gases | 83 |
Process Parameters | 84 |
Advantages | 85 |
Oxynitriding | 86 |
Ion Nitriding Equipment | 89 |
HotWall Pulsed dc Plasma Nitriding | 94 |
Work Cooling after Plasma Nitriding | 101 |
Other Considerations for Ion Nitriding Equipment and Processing | 102 |
Advantages of Plasma Nitriding | 107 |
Nitriding in Fluidized Beds | 111 |
Nitriding in the FluidizedBed Furnace | 114 |
Can Stainless Steels Be Nitrided? | 129 |
Plasma Nitride Case Depths | 136 |
Control of the Process Gas in Plasma Conditions | 139 |
Analysis by Mass Spectrometry | 140 |
Difficulties Associated with Gas Analysis | 141 |
Kinetic Studies | 142 |
Experimental Parameters | 145 |
Conclusions | 150 |
Processing with Nitriding | 153 |
HighSpeed Steel Cutters | 156 |
Gears | 158 |
Pure Irons | 159 |
LowAlloy Steels | 160 |
Higher Alloyed Steels | 161 |
StopOff Procedures for Selective Nitriding | 163 |
Methods for Selective Salt Bath Nitriding | 164 |
Examination of the Nitrided Case | 167 |
Etching of the Sample | 177 |
Safety Precautions | 179 |
Optical Light Microscopy | 180 |
Troubleshooting | 185 |
Salt Bath Nitriding | 187 |
Ion Nitriding | 188 |
What Is Meant by Ferritic Nitrocarburizing? | 193 |
Early History of Ferritic Nitrocarburizing | 195 |
Why Ferritic Nitrocarburize? | 198 |
Training | 199 |
Salt Bath Ferritic Nitrocarburizing | 201 |
LowCyanide Salt Bath Ferritic Nitrocarburizing | 202 |
Salt Bath Nitrocarburizing plus Post Treatment | 207 |
Kolene NuTride Process | 208 |
Other Methods for Salt Bath Nitrocarburizing | 217 |
Gaseous Ferritic Nitrocarburizing | 219 |
Process Principles | 220 |
Gaseous Supply | 221 |
Industrial Applications | 222 |
Safety Considerations | 223 |
Process Technique | 224 |
Typical Results | 227 |
Conclusions | 229 |
Equipment for Ferritic Nitrocarburizing | 231 |
Atmosphere Furnace Equipment | 233 |
Ferritic Oxynitrocarburizing | 238 |
Preparation for Ferritic Nitrocarburizing | 241 |
Enhanced Plasma Cleaning | 243 |
Evaluating the Process | 245 |
What If the Formed Case Has Low Hardness Values? | 246 |
Corrosion | 249 |
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