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On Demand This lecture defines and illustrates with multiple examples to show how processing and heat treatment procedures alter microstructures. Examples are given of improper microstructures that caused component failures. Topics covered include: as-rolled microstructures, annealing, normalizing, isothermal transformations, continuous cooling transformations, under and over-austenitization, prior-austenite grain size control, solution annealing, surface treatments (carburizing, carbo-nitriding, nitriding), retained austenite, and problem microstructures.
On Demand Whether you currently outsource most or all of your small part heat treating or whether you currently do your small part heat treating in-house on a belt furnace, this webinar will be of interest to you. Learn about one of the most cost effective, metallurgically consistent ways to do your own small part heat treating for what will most likely be a fraction of your current cost.
On Demand: The webinar will cover the microstructure of cast and wrought Ni-based superalloys plus PM superalloys. Examples of microstructures in various conditions including: as-cast, as-hot worked, as-cold worked, and solution annealed, plus solution annealed and aged will be shown in B&W and with color etchants.
On Demand Vacuum technology used in metallurgy contributes to enormous improvements in product quality and surface finish. The metallurgy industry creates state-of-the-art materials that enable achievements in fields like aerospace, automotive, medical and many others. This presentation will include a brief introduction to vacuum technology in the context of metallurgy and will offer access to a comprehensive guide of current vacuum technologies being used in metallurgical applications today.
On Demand While economic issues remain, a look at total costs of operation makes hydrogen/nitrogen generation a viable, and growing solution for thermal processors. This presentation will review successful transitions from DA to hydrogen generation.
