The effects of carburising and quenching process on the formation of residual stresses in automotive gears

Author:

Siva N. Lingamanaik and Bernard K. Chen

Date Published:

September 2012

Journal/Conference:

Computational Materials Science Volume 62

Pages:

99-104

Summary:

This articles examines the how the carburizing and quenching process effects the formation of residual stress on gears

How was DANTE Used?:

DANTE was used to model automotive gear and predict the volume fraction of metallurgical phases during the quenching process

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