decarburization leads to the formation of
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Decarburization is a loss of carbon in the surface-adjacent zone of the material (Gunnarson, 1963). Contributing factors are high temperatures and large amounts of oxygen in the atmosphere. At higher temperatures, the diffusion rate of carbon is so large that longer annealing times lead to decarburization.
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Decarburization is a loss of carbon in the surface-adjacent zone of the material (Gunnarson, 1963). Contributing factors are high temperatures and large amounts of oxygen in the atmosphere. At higher temperatures, the diffusion rate of carbon is so large that longer annealing times lead to decarburization.
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