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Pre-oxidation is known to enhance receptivity of steel part surfaces to the effects of nitriding, and in-situ oxidation is inherently efficient and economical.
Furnace insulators are designed to electrically and thermally insulate. When they become coated with metals and carbon from high-temperature processing, their electrical resistance is compromised. This article discusses a technique to restore the insulator to its original purpose.
