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heat treatmentIn industry, the subjection of metals and alloys to controlled heating and cooling after fabrication to relieve internal stresses and improve their physical properties. Methods include annealing, quenching, and tempering. |
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| to install a third continuous roller hearth solution heat treatment and age (T-6) system, doubling its processing capacity from 80 to 160 castings per hour. Following a change in the Formula One engine rules, where engines now have to last two complete race meetings, including practice, rather than when the teams had special engines with different specifications for qualifying and racing, Tecvac found that it was losing business in terms of the volume of heat treatment work it was doing for the engine manufacturers. The more bugs, the more we rely on heat treatment to control them. |
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