Technical Notes - Effect of Carbon and Nitrogen on Temper Brittleness

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
D. C. Buffum L. D. Jaffe W. P. Clancy
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Abstract

Many earlier workers have suggested that the temper brittleness of steel is associated with the presence of carbon or nitrogen. Nevertheless, no investigations on the effect of removal of these elements upon susceptibility to temper brittleness have been published. It was therefore decided to determine whether temper brittleness would develop in an iron alloy ...__, ing very little carbon and nitrogen. The alloy, in the form of a 10-lb ingot, was prepared by melting purified materials under . argon. Its composition, in per cent, was: This analysis, except for carbon content, is within the specified range for SAE 3140, which has been demonstrated by previous work at this laboratory2 to be markedly susceptible to
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APA: D. C. Buffum L. D. Jaffe W. P. Clancy  (1950)  Technical Notes - Effect of Carbon and Nitrogen on Temper Brittleness

MLA: D. C. Buffum L. D. Jaffe W. P. Clancy Technical Notes - Effect of Carbon and Nitrogen on Temper Brittleness. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1950.

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