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quench bath

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quench bath [′kwench ‚bath]
(engineering)
A liquid medium, such as oil, fused salt, or water, into which a material is plunged for heat-treatment purposes.


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The distance between the die exit and the quench bath was kept constant at 25 mm throughout the experiments.
Besides imparting the desired thickness and smoothness, the steel belt also forms a solidified skin layer on the sheet before it enters the quench bath.
However, the heavy end of e sample must be immersed in the quench bath first to prevent cracking of the specimen's apex.
 
 
 
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