Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said

Without doubt iron is the world's most important metal. The industrial civilisation is largely based on iron and on its alloys. Cast iron is produced by remelting pig iron and scrap in a cupola furnace, where the charge is in contact with the fuel and fluxes; or in a reverberatory furnace, a ro...

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spelling my-uitm-ir.757932023-07-26T07:18:52Z Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said 1985 Said, Nazri Heat engines Without doubt iron is the world's most important metal. The industrial civilisation is largely based on iron and on its alloys. Cast iron is produced by remelting pig iron and scrap in a cupola furnace, where the charge is in contact with the fuel and fluxes; or in a reverberatory furnace, a rotary furnace, or an electric furnace. The majority of commercial plain cast iron is produced by the foundary cupola method. Its low melting point, compared with steel, allows full use to be made of the economical cupola furnace, resulting in a cheaper end-product. The fluidity of molten cast iron is greater than that of molten steel, while the shrinkage in the mould is much less, permitting the production of thin-section and intricate castings. Cast iron has a high resistance to compressive forces, a moderate tensile strength and an ability to absorb and dampen vibrations. Its structure is partially self-lubricating, due to the presence of graphite, making machining relatively easy. 1985 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/75793/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/75793/1/75793.pdf text en public diploma Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Gul, Faqir
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Said, Nazri
Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said
description Without doubt iron is the world's most important metal. The industrial civilisation is largely based on iron and on its alloys. Cast iron is produced by remelting pig iron and scrap in a cupola furnace, where the charge is in contact with the fuel and fluxes; or in a reverberatory furnace, a rotary furnace, or an electric furnace. The majority of commercial plain cast iron is produced by the foundary cupola method. Its low melting point, compared with steel, allows full use to be made of the economical cupola furnace, resulting in a cheaper end-product. The fluidity of molten cast iron is greater than that of molten steel, while the shrinkage in the mould is much less, permitting the production of thin-section and intricate castings. Cast iron has a high resistance to compressive forces, a moderate tensile strength and an ability to absorb and dampen vibrations. Its structure is partially self-lubricating, due to the presence of graphite, making machining relatively easy.
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title Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said
title_short Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said
title_full Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said
title_fullStr Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said
title_full_unstemmed Heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / Nazri Said
title_sort heat treatment and its effect on mechanical properties of grey and nodular cast irons / nazri said
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publishDate 1985
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