US1404908A - Method of treating steel alloys which contain chromium and nickel - Google Patents

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US1404908A
US1404908A US846169A US1914846169A US1404908A US 1404908 A US1404908 A US 1404908A US 846169 A US846169 A US 846169A US 1914846169 A US1914846169 A US 1914846169A US 1404908 A US1404908 A US 1404908A
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C22METALLURGY; FERROUS OR NON-FERROUS ALLOYS; TREATMENT OF ALLOYS OR NON-FERROUS METALS
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  • This invention relates to a method of treating steel alloys, which contain more than 6% chromium, from to nickel and not over 1% carbon and which possess a hardness below 350 Brinell scale in the forged state.
  • said steel from 8% to chromium are either slig tly magnetic or else entirely non-magnetic, are heated to a temperature situated between 1100 and 1200 C. and thereupon (quickly or slowly) u cool.
  • Method of treating steel alloys contain ing 8% to 25% chromium, 20% to 1 ⁇ % nickel and not over "1% carbon and having a hardness below 350 (Brinnel scale) in the forged. state, saidmethod consisting in heating the alloys to a temperature from 1100 to 1200 C. and subsequently cooling them quickly, whereby the alloys are made tough and unmagnetic.

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BENIN?!) ST moths.
USS, 01E BREDENEY, GERMANY.
METHOD 01E TREATING STEEL ALLOYS WHICH CONTAIN CHROMIUM AND NICKEL.
Specification of Letters Patent. Pmtqgntgfl Jam, 31, 11922.,
No Drawing; @riginel application filed June 25, 1913, Serial No. 775,765. Divided and this application filed Jane-19, 1914.
fierial No. 848,169.
(GRANTED UNDER THE PEOVISIGNS 01" THE ACT 0F MARCH 3, 1921;, 41 STAT. L, 1313.
This application is a division of my appli-' cation filed June 25, 1913, Ser al No. 775,765.
This invention 'relates to a method of treating steel alloys, which contain more than 6% chromium, from to nickel and not over 1% carbon and which possess a hardness below 350 Brinell scale in the forged state.
According to this invention said steel from 8% to chromium are either slig tly magnetic or else entirely non-magnetic, are heated to a temperature situated between 1100 and 1200 C. and thereupon (quickly or slowly) u cool.
By means of this heating treatment said alloys will obtain a very great toughness and are made easy to work. The slightly magnetic alloys will become in addition unmagnetic, when quickly cooled.
I claim:
1.. Method of treating steel alloys containing at least 8% chromium, 20% to $72. nickel and not over 1% carbon and having a hardness below 350 (Brinell scale) in the forged state, said method consisting inheating the alloys to a temperature from 1100 to 1200 C. and subsequently cooling them, whereby the alloys obtain great toughness.
2. Method of treating steel alloys contain ing 8% to 25% chromium, 20% to 1}% nickel and not over "1% carbon and having a hardness below 350 (Brinnel scale) in the forged. state, saidmethod consisting in heating the alloys to a temperature from 1100 to 1200 C. and subsequently cooling them quickly, whereby the alloys are made tough and unmagnetic.
In testimony whereof the foregoing speci- -fication is signed in the presence of two witnsses.
- BENNO STRAUSS. [Ls] Witnesses:
ALBERT NUFER,
,FRANOES Nurse.
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