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Discussion Forum : Engineering Materials - Section 1 (Q.No. 38)
38.
The heat treatment process used for softening hardened steel is
carburising
normalising
annealing
tempering
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Manikanta said:   7 years ago
Tempering is done to reduce the residual stress. Cyniding is the hardening process which increases surface hardness to great extent.

Abhi said:   7 years ago
Since the question says hardened steel, so the answer is tempering.

SUBASH said:   6 years ago
Answer is anneling.
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Biswajit said:   6 years ago
So annealing is the process to improve ductility, relieve the residual stresses H annealing < H tempering so we can say that annealing process is the softening process by which we can achieve more ductile material than tempering.

Chaman Goyal said:   6 years ago
The answer should be Annealing.

In tempering hard steel is converted to hard steel at nearly 200 to 300 degree C. Tempering is used to remove the brittleness.
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Nirmal said:   6 years ago
Tempering is the process that is done after hardening process. That soften the harden steel.

Vinay BEL said:   5 years ago
Annealing is the right one.
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Misgana Dabesa said:   5 years ago
What about annealing?

Sagar Gojiya said:   4 years ago
Tempering is a heat-treatment process consisting of reheating the hardened steel to a temperature below 400°C, followed by cooling. Steel in its hardened condition is generally too brittle to be used for certain functions. Therefore, it is tempered.
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Changmai said:   3 years ago
After the hardening of steel is completed that hardened steel is softened by Tempering but normally steel is soften by the annealing process of heat treatment.

Here the answer will be tempering as it asks hardened steel is softened by the process.
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