Advances in the Production and Use of Steel with Improved Internal Cleanliness
Examines state-of-the-art technological innovations in inclusion identification and prevention, and their applications to steel production.
Seven comprehensive, peer-reviewed papers from leading experts in the United States, Europe and Asia examine the following key topics:
Bearing Steels -- Methods for determining internal cleanliness; the impact of inclusions on bearing hardness or strength; and how production and processing methods effect internal cleanliness and bearing life are explored in three papers.
Stainless Steels -- One paper presents inclusion problems associated with stainless steel medical implants.
Steel Castings -- Alternative processing modifications and methodologies applicable to the casting industry that would minimize macroinclusions in the final product are reviewed in one paper.
Steel for Plates -- Optimum production variables to improve the way structural steel plates are made are discussed in one paper; while another examines a new technique for determining the tendency of materials used for pressure vessel applications to crack internally during spin forming.
For quality control and metallurgical personnel.
- Authors / Editors:
- John K. Mahaney and Jr.
- Price:
- Price (North America): $55
Price (Elsewhere): $55 - Print ISSN:
- 978-0-8031-2605-3
- Launch:
- 1999
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