Definition of decarburize in English:

decarburize

(British decarburise)

verbdiːˈkɑːbjʊrʌɪzdiˈkɑrb(j)əˌraɪz

[with object]Metallurgy

Remove carbon from (iron or steel)
high-carbon steel was decarburized in the forge
Example sentencesExamples
- His pressure tests burst the steel pipes in a week, revealing that the dense hydrogen had decarburized inner layers to a hard and brittle stuff.
- This long heat treatment increases cost, limits rate of production and decarburizes the surface layer.
- This product deoxidizes, descales, and decarburizes steel, copper alloys, iron, and other noble alloys.
- The degree to which a bar may be decarburized depends upon the chemical analysis of the steel.
- A two step process is then required; the first producing the carburized bloom and the second, a heat-treatment to decarburize the iron for proper forging.

Derivatives

decarburization

noundiːˌkɑːbjʊrʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌdiˌkɑrb(j)əˌraɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

Metallurgy

Laser and electron beam techniques also have been used for hardening selected areas on the surface of pearlitic and ferritic malleable iron castings that are free from decarburization.
Example sentencesExamples
- The molybdenum steel is susceptible to decarburisation.
- The presence of only a trace of decarburization on the surface may drastically reduce the fatigue properties.
- To prevent scaling and surface decarburization during this stage of treatment, it is recommended that a nonoxidizing furnace temperature be maintained using a sealed furnace; a controlled atmosphere may be necessary.
- This property is being used in hardening thin sections, such as safety razor blades and needles, in order to reduce decarburisation.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from de- (expressing removal) + carburize, on the pattern of French décarburer.

Definition of decarburize in US English:

decarburize

(British decarburise)

verbdiˈkɑrb(j)əˌraɪzdēˈkärb(y)əˌrīz

[with object]Metallurgy

Remove carbon from (iron or steel); decarbonize.
high-carbon steel was decarburized in the forge
Example sentencesExamples
- This long heat treatment increases cost, limits rate of production and decarburizes the surface layer.
- A two step process is then required; the first producing the carburized bloom and the second, a heat-treatment to decarburize the iron for proper forging.
- This product deoxidizes, descales, and decarburizes steel, copper alloys, iron, and other noble alloys.
- The degree to which a bar may be decarburized depends upon the chemical analysis of the steel.
- His pressure tests burst the steel pipes in a week, revealing that the dense hydrogen had decarburized inner layers to a hard and brittle stuff.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from de- (expressing removal) + carburize, on the pattern of French décarburer.

单词	decarburize
释义	Definition of decarburize in English: decarburize (British decarburise) verbdiːˈkɑːbjʊrʌɪzdiˈkɑrb(j)əˌraɪz [with object]Metallurgy Remove carbon from (iron or steel) high-carbon steel was decarburized in the forge Example sentencesExamples His pressure tests burst the steel pipes in a week, revealing that the dense hydrogen had decarburized inner layers to a hard and brittle stuff. This long heat treatment increases cost, limits rate of production and decarburizes the surface layer. This product deoxidizes, descales, and decarburizes steel, copper alloys, iron, and other noble alloys. The degree to which a bar may be decarburized depends upon the chemical analysis of the steel. A two step process is then required; the first producing the carburized bloom and the second, a heat-treatment to decarburize the iron for proper forging. Derivatives decarburization noundiːˌkɑːbjʊrʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌdiˌkɑrb(j)əˌraɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n Metallurgy Laser and electron beam techniques also have been used for hardening selected areas on the surface of pearlitic and ferritic malleable iron castings that are free from decarburization. Example sentencesExamples The molybdenum steel is susceptible to decarburisation. The presence of only a trace of decarburization on the surface may drastically reduce the fatigue properties. To prevent scaling and surface decarburization during this stage of treatment, it is recommended that a nonoxidizing furnace temperature be maintained using a sealed furnace; a controlled atmosphere may be necessary. This property is being used in hardening thin sections, such as safety razor blades and needles, in order to reduce decarburisation. Origin Mid 19th century: from de- (expressing removal) + carburize, on the pattern of French décarburer. Definition of decarburize in US English: decarburize (British decarburise) verbdiˈkɑrb(j)əˌraɪzdēˈkärb(y)əˌrīz [with object]Metallurgy Remove carbon from (iron or steel); decarbonize. high-carbon steel was decarburized in the forge Example sentencesExamples This long heat treatment increases cost, limits rate of production and decarburizes the surface layer. A two step process is then required; the first producing the carburized bloom and the second, a heat-treatment to decarburize the iron for proper forging. This product deoxidizes, descales, and decarburizes steel, copper alloys, iron, and other noble alloys. The degree to which a bar may be decarburized depends upon the chemical analysis of the steel. His pressure tests burst the steel pipes in a week, revealing that the dense hydrogen had decarburized inner layers to a hard and brittle stuff. Origin Mid 19th century: from de- (expressing removal) + carburize, on the pattern of French décarburer.
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