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Wear Resistance Improvement by Hardening the Cutting Tool Material

Sahebagouda Sanganagoudar, Vishwajit Khade, Mallikjan P, Faizan Shaikh

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Cryogenic heat treatment is a conventional heat treatment process by deep freezing of material at cryogenic temperature to change physical and mechanical property of material being treated .cryogenic heat treatment improves their properties. Many advanced improvement in material takes place and  the improvement like increase in hardness, increase in tool wear resistance, reduces residual stresses, fatigue resistance, increase dimensional stability, increased thermal conductivity, toughness by transformation of retained austenite to martensite. The phase transformation of the material takes place is mainly responsible for changes in the wear resistance, tensile strength, toughness etc. which increases the tool life. From the review it is understood that Cryogenic heat treatment has great effect on cutting tool properties.


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