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Hardening of printing-type alloys
Alloys as cast show considerable contraction during heating for dilatometric examination; magnitude of contraction under comparable conditions increases with tin content; contraction also varies with casting temperature, increasing 20 per cent, for example, when casting temperature is raised from 300 to 360 deg.; it is diminished by previous annealing of alloy; alloys become exceedingly brittle after aging for several weeks at ordinary temperature.
Hardening of printing-type alloys
Alloys as cast show considerable contraction during heating for dilatometric examination; magnitude of contraction under comparable conditions increases with tin content; contraction also varies with casting temperature, increasing 20 per cent, for example, when casting temperature is raised from 300 to 360 deg.; it is diminished by previous annealing of alloy; alloys become exceedingly brittle after aging for several weeks at ordinary temperature.
Hardening of printing-type alloys
Sur la trempe des alliages d'imprimerie
Travers, A. (author) / Houot (author)
1926
2 pages
Article (Journal)
French
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