Induction Heat Treating - Taking the Crank Out of Crankshaft Hardening - Induction heat treatment is traditionally a popular choice for hardening and tempering of quality crankshafts. Continuous process improvement and innovation has resulted in a process that allows crankshaft designers more flexibility to meet tighter requirements.: Fid-Bau Portal

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Induction Heat Treating - Taking the Crank Out of Crankshaft Hardening - Induction heat treatment is traditionally a popular choice for hardening and tempering of quality crankshafts. Continuous process improvement and innovation has resulted in a process that allows crankshaft designers more flexibility to meet tighter requirements.

Doyon, Gary

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Doyon, Gary

Induction Heat Treating - Taking the Crank Out of Crankshaft Hardening - Induction heat treatment is traditionally a popular choice for hardening and tempering of quality crankshafts. Continuous process improvement and innovation has resulted in a process that allows crankshaft designers more flexibility to meet tighter requirements.

Doyon, Gary

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Induction Heat Treating - Taking the Crank Out of Crankshaft Hardening - Induction heat treatment is traditionally a popular choice for hardening and tempering of quality crankshafts. Continuous process improvement and innovation has resulted in a process that allows crankshaft designers more flexibility to meet tighter requirements.

Contributors:

Doyon, Gary (author) / Brown, Doug / Rudnev, Valery / Desmier, Glen / Elinski, Jeffrey

Published in:

Industrial heating ; 75

Publication date:

2008

ISSN:

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

Heizung , Zeitschrift , Industrie

Classification:

BKL: 52.00 / 56.00
Local classification TIB: 770/5515

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