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> Cryogenics of parts
lmcchesney
post Apr 14 2004, 09:56 AM
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I'v brought up this topic before, shoptalkforums, PP and I think here, but have never gotten a finished result/direction. I know that the topic is filled with proprietary beliefs, but there must be some good experience here or a source of reference to expand our knowledge.
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ArtechnikA
post Apr 16 2004, 03:40 AM
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QUOTE(cnavarro @ Apr 14 2004, 06:41 PM)
... we have seen the difference in how the aluminum machines after it's been cyro'ed. ...

cool, thanks.

i'd love to know what's going on inside the metal, but i do know there are heat-treat ranges (the 'T' numbers) for aluminum alloy so i guess there's a theoretical basis, and you've done the comparisons, so -something- must be happening...
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