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A Program for Predicting and Controlling Carburization Response
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The program predicts the gas or pack carburizing and subsequent heat treatment response of alloy steels. In the carburizing part it accounts for non-equilibrium surface conditions, planned variations in carbon potential and a variable diffusion coefficient. The prediction of the heat treatment response is based on an accurate predictor of Jominy end-quench curves. Transformation to other shapes and severities of quench is achieved via Lamont's published empirical relations.
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Kirkaldy, J., "A Program for Predicting and Controlling Carburization Response," SAE Technical Paper 770415, 1977, https://doi.org/10.4271/770415.Also In
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