Heat treatment of high-strength studs for pressure vessels

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High-strength studs for pressure vessels, sizes M64 and M110, made of materials 35CrMoA/25Cr2MoVA. If processing them oneself, how should the quenching and tempering heat treatment process be determined? Please provide an answer.

Reply #22016-04-05

I’m not familiar with it; I’ll search for books on heat treatment of pressure vessels. It seems there are some in the group

Reply #32016-04-05

GB/T 3077 specifies relevant processes

Reply #42016-04-06

Quenching and tempering heat treatment for high-strength bolts http://www.docin.com/p-1336448748.html

Reply #52016-04-06

:)Thank you all, let me take a look at the materials provided by everyone

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