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Ferritic-nitrocarburizing (FNC) processing is becoming a more common alternative to coating processes that require improved mechanical properties and resistance to corrosion, often on plain-carbon and low-alloy steels.
Heat-treating processes are unmistakably diverse. Furnaces are built and tuned for carburizing, carbonitriding, ferritic nitrocarburizing (FNC), annealing, tempering, nitriding and vacuum heat treating (among other processes).
Energy conservation is the exercise of optimizing the quantity of energy used. In today’s economic environment, with strict regulations and competition for resources, industrial users of energy are challenged with trying to minimize their energy footprint.
Long referenced in military heat-treat specifications for pyrometry, AMS 2750 is now being used by NADCAP to audit pyrometric practices for special processes in the aerospace industry. Recent specification changes better define the requirements. Our focus will be limited to temperature uniformity surveys.
