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patenting [′pat·ənt·iŋ]

(metallurgy)

A process used in the production of high-strength steel wire containing 0.35-0.85% carbon, in which the wire is heated to above the transformation temperature, then quenched in molten lead or molten salt, or cooled in air.

Patenting

a heat treatment of steel whereby sorbite, which is a lamellar microstructure of ferrite and cementite, is produced. Patenting usually includes the following steps: austenitizing by heating to 870°-950°C, isothermal transformation of the supercooled austenite in molten salt or lead at 450°-550°C, and cooling with water or in air. Several new types of patenting have been developed—for example, stepwise patenting and rimming layer patenting. Patenting provides high strength and ductility of products (usually wire), which are cold-worked from patented billets.

REFERENCES

Zubov, V. Ia. “Patentirovanie provoloki.” Metallovedenie i termicheskaia obrabotka metallov, 1972, no. 9.
Iukhvets, I. A. Proizvodstvo vysokoprochnoi provolochnoi armatury. Moscow, 1973. Pages 48–55.

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As will become evident in the analysis that follows, the type of innovations considered has important implications for the innovator's patenting behavior.

When less is more: optimal patent breadth under the threat of patent ... by Yiannaka, Amalia / Southern Economic Journal

Licensing Options Protecting a competitive advantage often is the most important reason for patenting an invention, but patents provide value in other ways.

Process protection: armed with a boost from the federal courts, ... by Young, Jeffrey E. / Best's Review

Patent indicators are also affected by patent laws and the patenting strategy of firms, and therefore need to be interpreted carefully.

Research and Markets: Patents Almanac - 2009 Presents Recent Trends ... by Business Wire