Hot form quenching, often associated with metallurgical processes, usually refers to a method used in the heat treatment of metals, particularly in the manufacturing of high-performance components. This process typically involves heating the metal to a specific temperature and maintaining that temperature for a set period, followed by rapid cooling or quenching. Here’s a breakdown of the process: 1. **Heating**: The metal is heated to a temperature where it becomes malleable (or allows for phase transformations).
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