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Application
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quenching oil
is for immersion of a heated manufactured steel part,
such as a gear or axle, in a fluid to achieve
rapid and uniform also called heat treating oil; it is used to cool
metal parts during their manufacture, and is often preferred to water
because the oil’s slower heat transfer lessens the possibility of cracking
or warping of the metal. A quenching oil must have excellent
oxidation stability and
thermal stability , and should
yield clean parts, essentially free of residue. In
refining terms, a quenching oil is an oil introduced into high
temperature vapors of cracked (see cracking)
petroleum fractions to cool them.
Also see quenching.
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