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Abstract
Secondary heating during hardening is an increase in temperature of the cooled part of an article due to transfer of heat from a hotter part as a result of termination or a sharp reduction in the intensity of heat removal during cooling. Experiments were performed for hardening of sheet specimens of alloy D16. The original alloy was cold-hardened with a degree of deformation of 60% Results are discussed.
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