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Subject:
Hardening steel tubes
Category: Science Asked by: apnahimind-ga List Price: $5.00 |
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10 Apr 2006 02:38 PDT
Expires: 10 May 2006 02:38 PDT Question ID: 717353 |
I am looking for seamless steel tube which can be induction hardened inside. The hardenss I intend to achieve is 59-63 HRC. The length of tube is 1600 mm and the bore dia is 200 mm with outer dia of 225 mm. Kindly suggest me the required grade of steel, manufacturers and also the care to be taken while induction hardening. I request reply on my mail pasha@himind.net | |
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Re: Hardening steel tubes
From: kakulia-ga on 15 Apr 2006 07:50 PDT |
the inside of a hollow tube cannot be hardened (normally)without hardening the outside. to harden the inside of the tube only on the inside you can do carburising, but then the choice of steels will be highly restricted. it is possible to harden the inside of a hollow tube by induction hardening but it will require an elaborate procedure. the technical nohow to do so will cost far more than the meagre sum propopsed by you |
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Re: Hardening steel tubes
From: kimmikins-ga on 19 Apr 2006 15:56 PDT |
Some steel tubes have their wear resistance improved through the application of a chromium layer. One can plate chromium on the inside of a tube, but the success of such a venture depends on the ID of the tube and its length. As another option, a hard layer of high phosphorous electroless nickel can be plated to the inside of the tube, followed by a low temperature heat treating. This will achieve an excellent, wear resistant layer of about Rockwell C of 50. However, again it depends on the ID of the tube and its length. There are many plating shops in all metropolitan areas that will be happy to discuss the subject with you. A final method that may work for you would be to quench and temper the entire tube to a strength and hardness you can live with. |
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Re: Hardening steel tubes
From: redfoxjumps-ga on 04 May 2006 17:44 PDT |
Tube wall is about 5 inches. To what depth does the hradening need to go? Is it on the ID? or the OD? |
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Re: Hardening steel tubes
From: redfoxjumps-ga on 04 May 2006 17:45 PDT |
Tube wall is about 5 inches. To what depth does the hradening need to go? It is on the ID |
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