TY - JOUR
AU - Fel'dman, L.
AB - brevity, does not require protection from oxidation, makes it possible to mechanize and auto- mate the production process of treatment, and guarantees stable properties after annealing. High-frequency apparatus of both methodological and through action are employed by in- dustry. An IT-1500/8 induction furnace (see Fig. i), which is completely mechanized and which ensures stability of the heat-treatment regime, is used at the Zlatoustovsk Metallurgi- cal Plant for different purposes - hardening, normalization, and annealing. Further development of induction heat treatment is directed toward the building of auto- mated units equipped with microprocessor techniques and computers. LITERATURE CITED . A. F. Zolotarskii (ed.), Termally Hardened Rails [in Russian], Transport, Moscow (1976). 2. G. F. Golovin and V. I. Smirnov, "Hardening crankshaft journals by forming a hardened layer on the hollow chamfer," Proceedings of the Scientific-Research Institute of High- Frequency Currents, and the Central Office of Technical Information of the Leningrad National Economy Council, No. 1-2 (1960). 3. V. P. Suchkousov, V. I. Verkhalo, and K. V. Aleshina, Automated Apparatus for Hardening the Shafts of Fractional-Horsepower Electric Motors [in Russian], Elektrotekhnika, Moscow (1984). 4. I. N. Kidin and E. V. Astaf'eva, "Radiographic investigation of the nonuniformity of martensite produced by hardening 
TI - Heat-treatment by using induction heating on the Minsk Tractor Plant
JO - Metal Science and Heat Treatment
DO - 10.1007/BF00763110
DA - 2004-11-23
UR - https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/springer-journals/heat-treatment-by-using-induction-heating-on-the-minsk-tractor-plant-2fGmGVcsoe
SP - 578
EP - 583
VL - 29
IS - 8
DP - DeepDyve
ER -