Differential thermal analysis-evolved gas analysis for the determination of carbide and nitride phases in steel

Bandi, W. R.; Krapf, G.

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“…Differential thermal analysis combined with effluent gas analysis was used for the determination of carbides and nitrides in steel (36,292,434) as well as sulfides in maraging steel (412).…”

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Ferrous metallurgy

Straub¹,

Hurwitz²

1979

Anal. Chem.

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This review covers the period from November 1976 through October 1978, and is a continuation of previous reviews. The search of Chemical Abstracts was aided by the Knowledge Availability Service Center at the University of Pittsburgh. Following all citations in the Literature Cited, the Chemical Abstract (Chem. Abstr.) volume, numbers, and year are given.During the past two years, development of methods for the analysis of ores was emphasized because of the need for new sources of raw materials for the steel industry. New instruments offered by manufacturers or developed by research laboratories have as integral parts minicomputers or mi-

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confidence: 99%

Ferrous metallurgy

Straub¹,

Hurwitz²

1979

Anal. Chem.

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“…It has been reported that DSC analysis of Pb-Sn solders has a sensitivity of better than 0.5 °C corresponding to better than ±0.4% alloy composition (108). The application of DTA and effluent gas analysis to the identification of second phases in steel has been reviewed (22) and extended application to carbide and nitride phases in steel (23) has demonstrated carbide precipitate concentration changes with heat treatment and disclosed phases not previously identified by other techniques. A similar approach was taken for identification of carbides, nitrides, and sulfides in a merging steel (307).…”

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confidence: 99%