a. What is tempering?
b. What are the common temperature and time ranges for tempering a steel?
c. Estimate the hardness in units of HRC (hardness Rockwell C scale) of a 1080 steel (Figure 10.35) that is water quenched and tempered at both 315 C for 1 hr and 535 C for 1 hr. Which tempering treatment gives a lower hardness steel and why?
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