Alloy toughening method

Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating

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148 115P, 148437, C22F 104

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ABSTRACT:
A method of treating a metallurgical object containing metastable featureless regions adversely affecting toughness, comprising heating the object for transforming the regions at least sufficiently out of their metastable state to improve toughness.
A method of treating metal particles containing metastable featureless regions which adversely affect toughness when the particles are bonded together to form a metallurigcal object, comprising heating the particles for transforming the regions at least sufficiently out of their metastable state to improve toughness in metallurgical objects formed by bonding the particles together.

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