Carbon monoxide- and hydrocarbon-based atmospheres
Theory of thermochemical treatments - cementation, carburation
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Carbon monoxide- and hydrocarbon-based atmospheres
Theory of thermochemical treatments - cementation, carburation

Authors : Jacky DULCY, Michel GANTOIS

Publication date: December 10, 2007, Review date: March 26, 2024 | Lire en français

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2. Carbon monoxide- and hydrocarbon-based atmospheres

2.1 Atmosphere generation

In the case of carburizing with the CO molecule in a CO – H 2 mixture, the atmosphere is generally produced in one of two ways either outside the furnace from the endothermic generator technique, or directly inside the furnace from the instillation of organic liquid.

  • Endothermic generators are chemical reactors heated to around 1,050°C in which an oxidation of natural gas in the absence of air, results in an atmosphere essentially composed of carbon monoxide, dihydrogen and chemically inert dinitrogen. Figure 2...

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