GB/T 24583.4-2009
AbolishedVanadium-Nitrogen alloy - Determination carbon of content - The infrared absorption method
钒氮合金 碳含量的测定 红外线吸收法
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This standard specifies the infrared absorption method for determining the carbon content in vanadium-nitrogen alloys. It is applied in the metallurgical industry for quality control and acceptance testing of vanadium-nitrogen alloys, which are used as additives in steelmaking to improve strength and wear resistance. The method ensures accurate carbon measurement to verify compliance with material specifications.
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