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Laser hardening of aluminum bronzes

The susceptibility of two-phase aluminum bronzes to harden by quenching is well known. This work deals with the features of hardening from liquid or solid phases of several bronzes with 9-11% Al under the action of CO 2 continuous wave laser beam with a power of 1300 W coupled with a table in x-y-z...

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Published in:Materials and manufacturing processes 2002-01, Vol.17 (1), p.13-21
Main Authors: Levcovici, Sanda M., Levcovici, Dan T., Paraschiv, M. M.
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Microhardness
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Solid phase
Tempering
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