3. Heat treatment solutions
3.1 Fatigue-loaded parts
It's important to be aware of the type of load: we're more likely to use mass treatments to meet tension-compression requirements, mass treatments or thick treatments for torsional loads, and surface treatments for parts working in bending.
SCROLL TO TOP3.1.1 Tension-compression parts
In absolute terms, and for steels, there is a fairly good correlation between hardness and fatigue life: the choice of material therefore depends on the level of loading and other constraints related...
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