00:01
So here of solution hortening, so of solution hortening as well as the precipitation.
00:16
So precipitation, even strain hardening.
00:25
So which one is reversed most easily by annealing? which one it is most reversed by annealing method? and which one is not which one is not that is the question so whenever we see this objective of strengthening a metal so what is meant by strengthening a metal what is the objective here so whatever the metals that are obtained it should be with high yield strength the metals with high yield strength so it must be achieved by increasing the stress required for moving in dislocation.
01:13
So here, high yield strength of the metals it can be obtained by improving or increasing the stress required, increasing the stress required for dislocation.
01:28
So there are different methods of strengthening of metals which include solution, ordaining, precipitation hardening, presbytation hardening, strain hortening and strengthening by grind refinement.
01:46
So many are they strengthening by grind refinement.
01:51
So in solution hortening, so in solution hodening, whatever the foreign atoms are.
02:00
So the foreign atoms of different elements, foreign atoms of different elements, they are dissolved in the solid.
02:11
They are dissolved in solid by the process of alloying, by the process of alloying.
02:20
Okay, so during annealing, so what is annealing? it is the process of stress relieving.
02:29
It is the process of stress relieving.
02:32
So during this hotening process, so whatever the hardening process, it is not reversed by process of ironing.
02:45
So solution hotening is not reversed by process of unlinger...