THERMAL FATIGUE AND SOFTENING BEHAVIOR OF HOT WORK TOOL STEELS
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The present paper concentrates on the thermal fatigue and so ftening behavior, which are the most relevant damage mechanisms in tools for ho t working applications. A new thermal fatigue testing facility, which is based on a pu lsed diode laser as surface heating source, is used to characterise the thermal fatigue behavior of a hot work tool steel. Various temperature cycle s are applied to study the effect of the maximum temperature, the temperat ure range and the heating time. To prevent undesired oxidation of the samp le the tests were
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