What is the loss?

The extinguishing is the phase of processing materials in which the material is exposed to very fast cooling. Metals are classic when they are processed, and polymers can also extinguish, depending on the circumstances in which they are used. Adding immersion to the accelerated bath to the material processing phases is relatively ancient, because many ancient companies have learned that rapid metal cooling could change their performance radically. They also learned that different media can be used to leave and cause different results. Sometimes more methods are used. For example, the metal can be cooled air and then soaked in a water bath to complete the extinction process. In order to ensure that the material is evenly terminated, the material may need to be upset. On the contrary, agitators can be used to move the extinguishing medium around. This prevents the temperature differential that can damage the material by weakening, allowing to precipitate a certain content or deforming one area.

The purpose of this processing step is to prevent phase changes that occur during slow cooling. When the materials are slowly cooled, the main opportunities for several different phase changes and the material remains in the correct temperature range for a long time. It reaches these temperatures during the material, but does not remain in this temperature zone long enough to change the phase. It also prevents the alloying materials from precipitation and separation, which could weaken or endanger the material.

This process is not without its problems. The expulsion can cause deformation, cracking and other problems with the material, even if it is done correctly. For example, the use of water as a material goes out can cause the material to deform it. It is important to check the environment in which the extinguishing is carried out to minimize the risk of material damage. When it goes right, the material is harder and more durable, so it is suitable for a wide SKÁlo use.

The fancy process can also be dangerous. The materials to be exhaled are extremely hot, and when they immerse themselves in an enlarged bath, they can throw a lot of steam and potentially cause burns. During this phase of material processing, it is important to wear protective clothing and ensure that everyone in the area is aware of the danger.