Article | REF: M1127 V1

Heat treatments in the mass of steels. Part 2

Author: Guy MURRY

Publication date: September 10, 2000

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2. Special heat treatments

Steels are sometimes subjected to special heat treatments, generally intended to remedy the harmful consequences of certain manufacturing or processing methods.

That's how we'd like it:

  • reduce chemical heterogeneities due to the solidification process;

  • homogenize the structure in the mass while refining the grains if necessary;

  • restore mechanical and physical properties altered by work-hardening ;

  • eliminate hydrogen introduced into the metal during acid pickling or electroplating;

  • relax residual stresses generated by welding.

To achieve this, the following heat treatments are carried out, respectively:

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