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In Reply to: ok. . . .but. . . . . posted by TylerB on May 2, 2001 at 07:04:31:
TylerB wrote:> it is common engineering practice to use heating to relax the tension created in manufacturing processes, not sub-cooling.
Check out the geometric stabilzation of Precision Gage Blocks (called Jo-Blocks or Do All Blocks).
Cycling the material (steel) repeatedly between room temp and cryogenic levels ( <-200 degrees F), relieves manufacturing stresses far more effectively than tempering with heat.
Its been standard practice in Precision tooling, gaging, and comparitive measurement since, oh about the 1880's......
Cheers,
-Steve
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