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Nitriding 1144 steel shafts




My name is Terry Simmons. I have done a fair amount of work in the dry ice business and have had a problem with chrome plated shafts. I peel the chrome off the shaft. These shafts are submitted to temperatures of -100 degrees F. I have tried several so called nitrided shafts with some success. I would like to understand the nitriding process a little better. Corrosion is a problem because the dry ice reacts with the moisture in the air to form carbonic acid. Questions: Does the nitriding process increase the hardness of the metal alloy of the shaft? Is the nitriding process a good inhibitor for corrosion? Thank You!

Terry Simmons
Panda Enterprises, Inc. - Powell, TN
2006



2006

Dear Mr.Terry,

You see plasma ion nitriding will increase only the case depth. It is only a case hardening process,and it is a good corrosion inhibitor.

And you may go for some corrosion resistance hard coatings .

Regards,

Angadala
- Pune, India




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