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Cryogenic Treatment


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1 Department of Mechanical Engineering, India
 

In today's competitive marketplace, the necessity for sophisticated cryogenic treating has become a reality. In addition to stress relief, today's companies are finding that controlled cryogenic treatment dramatically increases the useful life of component, perishable tooling and wear parts. Cryogenic is the ultra low temperature processing of materials to enhance their desired metallurgical and structural properties. This ultra cold temperature, below -310°F or 119 K, is greatly increase the strength and wear life of all types of vehicle components, castings and cutting tools. In addition other benefits include reduced maintenance, repairs and replacement of tools and components, reduced vibrations, rapid and more uniform heat dissipation, and improved conductivity.
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Tridibesh Das
Department of Mechanical Engineering, India
Ashutosh Gain
Department of Mechanical Engineering, India

Abstract


In today's competitive marketplace, the necessity for sophisticated cryogenic treating has become a reality. In addition to stress relief, today's companies are finding that controlled cryogenic treatment dramatically increases the useful life of component, perishable tooling and wear parts. Cryogenic is the ultra low temperature processing of materials to enhance their desired metallurgical and structural properties. This ultra cold temperature, below -310°F or 119 K, is greatly increase the strength and wear life of all types of vehicle components, castings and cutting tools. In addition other benefits include reduced maintenance, repairs and replacement of tools and components, reduced vibrations, rapid and more uniform heat dissipation, and improved conductivity.