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Definition of induction hardening in English: induction hardeningnoun mass nounMetallurgy A process for hardening steel surfaces by induction heating followed by quenching. Example sentencesExamples - In comparison with a structural steel hardened in a furnace cheaper carbon steel can be used with higher strength after induction hardening.
- In induction hardening, this is accomplished by the close regulation of power output, operating frequency, heating time, and alloy content of the iron.
- In flame and induction hardening, a large content of combined carbon is required because of the short period available for the solution of carbon in austenite.
Definition of induction hardening in US English: induction hardeningnoun Metallurgy A process for hardening steel surfaces by induction heating followed by quenching. Example sentencesExamples - In comparison with a structural steel hardened in a furnace cheaper carbon steel can be used with higher strength after induction hardening.
- In induction hardening, this is accomplished by the close regulation of power output, operating frequency, heating time, and alloy content of the iron.
- In flame and induction hardening, a large content of combined carbon is required because of the short period available for the solution of carbon in austenite.
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