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    The document discusses various methods of hardening metals, including work hardening, shot peening, quenching, tempering, precipitation hardening, and case hardening. It then asks four multiple choice questions about the hardening processes: which method does not involve heat (shot peening); which methods require a specialized furnace (precipitation and case hardening); when the highest hardness is achieved in precipitation hardening (high heat for a short time); and the required heating temperature for quenching (30-50 degrees Celsius above the Ac1,3 line).

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    The document discusses various methods of hardening metals, including work hardening, shot peening, quenching, tempering, precipitation hardening, and case hardening. It then asks four multiple choice questions about the hardening processes: which method does not involve heat (shot peening); which methods require a specialized furnace (precipitation and case hardening); when the highest hardness is achieved in precipitation hardening (high heat for a short time); and the required heating temperature for quenching (30-50 degrees Celsius above the Ac1,3 line).

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    The document discusses various methods of hardening metals, including work hardening, shot peening, quenching, tempering, precipitation hardening, and case hardening. It then asks four multiple choice questions about the hardening processes: which method does not involve heat (shot peening); which methods require a specialized furnace (precipitation and case hardening); when the highest hardness is achieved in precipitation hardening (high heat for a short time); and the required heating temperature for quenching (30-50 degrees Celsius above the Ac1,3 line).

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    Hardening

    What is hardening?
    Types of hardening.
    • work hardening
    • shot –peening
    • quenching
    • Tempering
    • precipitation hardening
    • case hardening
    Work hardening
    Shot- peening
    Quenching
    Quenching
    Tempering
    Precipitation hardening
    Case hardening
    Question 1
    Which of these hardening metod doesn’t involve heat?

    a)Quenching
    b)Tempering
    c)Shot-peening
    Question 1
    Which of these hardening metod doesn’t involve heat?

    a)Quenching
    b)Tempering
    c)Shot-peening
    Question 2
    Which of these hardening methods need specialized furnace?

    a) precipitation hardening
    b) case hardening
    c) quenching
    Question 2
    Which of these hardening methods need specialized furnace?

    a) precipitation hardening
    b) case hardening
    c) quenching
    Question 3
    In precipitation hardening when we get the highest hardness?

    a) High heat low time


    b) Low heat long time
    c) It doesn’t matter
    Question 3
    In precipitation hardening when we get the highest hardness?

    a) High heat low time


    b) Low heat long time
    c) It doesn’t matter
    Question 4
    To what temperature we need to heat up the work piece in quenching first

    a) 300 – 400 degrees Celcius


    b) 30 – 50 degrees Celcius above Ac3
    Ac1,3 line
    c) 30 – 50 degrees Celcius above
    eutectic temperature
    Question 4
    To what temperature we need to heat up the work piece in quenching first

    a) 300 – 400 degrees Celcius


    b) 30 – 50 degrees Celcius above Ac3
    Ac1,3 line
    c) 30 – 50 degrees Celcius above
    eutectic temperature
    The end
    Thank you for your attention.

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