Enviro - Heat Treating Analyzer

What is the heat treating process?

Heat treatment involves the use of heating or chilling, to achieve a desired outcome in terms of mechanical properties. Depending on the metal type, temperatures and cooling rates used in heat treatment can vary widely. Heat treating is often used for strengthening materials by changing their physical structure and grain size. The process also helps to restore ductility and malleability after a metal has been worked.

According to the highest temperature: the furnace temperature is greater than 1000 ? for high temperature heat treatment furnace; 650 ~ 1000 ? for medium temperature heat treatment furnace; below 650 ? for low temperature heat treatment furnace. According to the main heat treatment process types: chemical heat treatment furnaces such as solid , quenching, normalizing, tempering, annealing and carburizing

Therefore, no matter what kind of heat treatment atmosphere control is used, there is a very strict control on the concentration of gas components. Usually, the content of a certain component (such as water vapor, carbon dioxide (CO2), oxygen (O2) is measured by a gas analyzer. ) to provide signals to the control system to adjust the gas supply composition in time to change the carbon potential in the furnace.

A heating treatment gas analyzer is an instrument used to measure the concentrations of various gases emitted from a furnace during a heat treat process. The analyzer can be used in batch processing or continuous monitoring applications and provides real-time information on the quality of the process, allowing operators to make adjustments as necessary and ensure that products meet their desired specifications. By accurately measuring the concentration of these gases, the analyzer can also be used to ensure that emissions do not exceed legal limits or cause environmental pollution. The heating treatment gas analyzer is a valuable tool in modern heat treat processes, allowing for improved efficiency and quality control.