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age hardening

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age hardening [‚āj ′härd·ən·iŋ]
(metallurgy)
Increasing the hardness of an alloy by a relatively low-temperature heat treatment that causes precipitation of components or phases of the alloy from the supersaturated solid solution. Also known as precipitation hardening.


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Although rapid quenching increases the response to age hardening, it also creates residual stresses and distortion.
During the processing and storage of straight unmodified asphalt, one usually observes a so-called age hardening of the asphalt (ref.
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