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hot working

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hot working [′hät ¦wərk·iŋ]
(metallurgy)
Plastic deformation of a metal at a rate and temperature such that strain hardening cannot occur.

hot working
The process of forming a metal when its temperature is higher than its recrystallization temperature.


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After an overall introduction to the various thin slab technologies, the main microstructural parameters controlling strength and toughness are described, and the microstructural changes affecting hot working are evaluated in the case of conventional routes.
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