C23C8/46

METHOD FOR PRODUCING SURFACE-HARDENED MATERIAL
20210214833 · 2021-07-15 ·

A method for producing a surface-hardened material, comprising: an immersion step of immersing an iron steel material having nitrogen attached in the form of a solid solution on the surface thereof in a melt containing a chloride at a temperature ranging from 650 C. to 900 C.; and a cooling step of cooling the immersed iron steel material to a temperature equal to or lower than a martensitic transformation start temperature at a cooling rate equal to or higher than a lower critical cooling rare at which martensitic transformation starts.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING SURFACE-HARDENED MATERIAL
20210214833 · 2021-07-15 ·

A method for producing a surface-hardened material, comprising: an immersion step of immersing an iron steel material having nitrogen attached in the form of a solid solution on the surface thereof in a melt containing a chloride at a temperature ranging from 650 C. to 900 C.; and a cooling step of cooling the immersed iron steel material to a temperature equal to or lower than a martensitic transformation start temperature at a cooling rate equal to or higher than a lower critical cooling rare at which martensitic transformation starts.

Method for Manufacturing a Complex-Formed Component
20200061690 · 2020-02-27 ·

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a complex-formed component (6) by using austenitic steels in a multi-stage process (4) where cold forming (2) and heating (3) are alternated for at least two multi-stage process (4) steps. The material during every process step and a component produced has an austenitic microstructure with non-magnetic reversible properties.

Method for Manufacturing a Complex-Formed Component
20200061690 · 2020-02-27 ·

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a complex-formed component (6) by using austenitic steels in a multi-stage process (4) where cold forming (2) and heating (3) are alternated for at least two multi-stage process (4) steps. The material during every process step and a component produced has an austenitic microstructure with non-magnetic reversible properties.

Method for producing hollow stabilizer

A method of manufacturing a hollow stabilizer includes a forming step of subjecting an element pipe to a bending process, to form a product shape including bent portions, and a quenching step of quenching the element pipe subjected to the bending process. In the quenching step, a cooling process is performed by immersing the element pipe made of steel in coolant and by spraying the coolant to an outer surface of the bent portion.

Method for producing hollow stabilizer

A method of manufacturing a hollow stabilizer includes a forming step of subjecting an element pipe to a bending process, to form a product shape including bent portions, and a quenching step of quenching the element pipe subjected to the bending process. In the quenching step, a cooling process is performed by immersing the element pipe made of steel in coolant and by spraying the coolant to an outer surface of the bent portion.

Precipitation strengthened carburizable and nitridable steel alloys

Materials, methods and techniques relate to steel alloys. In some instances, steel alloys can include chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, copper, nickel, manganese, niobium, aluminum, and iron. In some instances, exemplary steel alloys are subjected to solution carburizing, tempering, and/or plasma nitriding. Exemplary steel alloys are typically precipitation strengthened carburizable and nitridable steel alloys.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING HOLLOW STABILIZER

A method of manufacturing a hollow stabilizer includes a forming step of subjecting an element pipe to a bending process, to form a product shape including bent portions, and a quenching step of quenching the element pipe subjected to the bending process. In the quenching step, a cooling process is performed by immersing the element pipe made of steel in coolant and by spraying the coolant to an outer surface of the bent portion.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING HOLLOW STABILIZER

A method of manufacturing a hollow stabilizer includes a forming step of subjecting an element pipe to a bending process, to form a product shape including bent portions, and a quenching step of quenching the element pipe subjected to the bending process. In the quenching step, a cooling process is performed by immersing the element pipe made of steel in coolant and by spraying the coolant to an outer surface of the bent portion.

Flat Steel Product and Method for Producing a Flat Steel Product

The invention relates to a flat steel product, which is intended to be formed into a component by hot press forming and has a base made of steel, onto which a metal anti-corrosion coating is applied, which is formed by Zn or a Zn alloy. This is achieved as per the invention in that a separate finishing coat is applied to at least one of the free surfaces of the flat steel product which contains at least one base metal compound (oxide, nitride, sulphide, sulphate, carbide, carbonate, fluoride, hydrate, hydroxide, or phosphate). Furthermore the invention relates to a method enabling the production of a flat steel product of this kind.