High-Velocity Gas Flow Seen as Key to Rapid Quench
Both theoretical calculations and experience indicate that high-velocity gas flow resulting in gas turbulence within the furnace hot zone is the principal factor for rapid quenching. Therefore, a high-volume recirculating gas atmosphere is essential for providing high-cfm flow through the work zone while conserving gas.
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Originally Published:Â Heat Treating, September 1985
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