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the renewed glowing of iron at a certain stage of cooling from white heat 1 answer
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The process consists in heating the steel quickly to 200° or more above the upper critical, cooling in air down through the recalescence point, then reheating it to just above the critical point and again cooling slowly through the recalescence, then quenching in oil.
The Working of Steel Fred H. Colvin 2007
Lectures on the kinetic theory of gases should have a parallel course in which the classical experiments of the senior heat laboratory are performed,--such experiments, for example, as vapor density, resistance and thermocouple pyrometry, bomb calorimetry viscosity, molecular conductivity, freezing and boiling points, recalescence, etc.
College Teaching Paul Klapper 2009
The author's own experiments on "Recalescence of Iron" show two critical temperatures; and Pinchon has shown by calorimetric measurement that between 660° and 720° C., and between 1,000° and 1,050° C., heat becomes latent.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 648, June 2, 1888. Various 2011
Again, as the temperature in turn falls past Ar1 this hardenite mother-metal splits up into cementite and ferrite grouped together as pearlite, with the resulting recalescence, and the mass, as shown in Alloys, Pl., fig.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 14, Slice 7 Various 2012
Barrett observed that iron and steel, on cooling down from a white heat, suddenly became hotter at a definite point, owing to an internal molecular change; and gave the name of “recalescence” to the phenomenon.
Pyrometry Chas. R. Darling 2018