BITAC has organized a heat treatment programme and you are supposed to participate there for heat treating a medium carbon alloy steel cylinder to make its surface hard around 1000 VHN which is very high typically. What type of surface hardening technique you recommend and Why? Justify your answer with reasonable microstructural changes.

BITAC has organized a heat treatment programme and you are supposed to participate there for heat treating a medium carbon alloy steel cylinder to make its surface hard around 1000 VHN which is very high typically. What type of surface hardening technique you recommend and Why? Justify your answer with reasonable microstructural changes.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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