Definition of maraging steel in English:

maraging steel

nounˈmɑːreɪdʒɪŋˈmärˌājiNG ˌstēl

mass noun

A steel alloy, containing up to 25 per cent nickel and other metals, strengthened by a process of slow cooling and age hardening.
马氏体时效钢
Example sentencesExamples
- Marforming consists of deforming the maraging steel in the soft martensitic condition, generally cold.
- A qualitative description of ductile fracture has already been provided by Cox and Low who studied plastic fracture (fracture under local plastic strain) in AISI 4340 and 18Ni maraging steel.
- The Dutch government report found that in 1976, two Dutch firms exported to Pakistan 6,200 unfinished rotor tubes made of superstrong maraging steel.
- The faces on the Glider X irons are just one-tenth of an inch thick, and those on the Backfire are made from maraging steel.
- In that respect the substructure of maraging steel (as hardened) differs appreciably from that of aluminum, copper and other alloys which can be quenched without polymorphic change.

Origin

1960s: maraging from mar- (abbreviation of martensite, because the process involves conversion of austenite to martensite) + aging from the verb age.

Definition of maraging steel in US English:

maraging steel

nounˈmärˌājiNG ˌstēl

A steel alloy, containing up to 25 percent nickel and other metals, strengthened by a process of slow cooling and age hardening.
马氏体时效钢
Example sentencesExamples
- Marforming consists of deforming the maraging steel in the soft martensitic condition, generally cold.
- The Dutch government report found that in 1976, two Dutch firms exported to Pakistan 6,200 unfinished rotor tubes made of superstrong maraging steel.
- A qualitative description of ductile fracture has already been provided by Cox and Low who studied plastic fracture (fracture under local plastic strain) in AISI 4340 and 18Ni maraging steel.
- The faces on the Glider X irons are just one-tenth of an inch thick, and those on the Backfire are made from maraging steel.
- In that respect the substructure of maraging steel (as hardened) differs appreciably from that of aluminum, copper and other alloys which can be quenched without polymorphic change.

Origin

1960s: maraging from mar- (abbreviation of martensite, because the process involves conversion of austenite to martensite) + aging from the verb age.

单词	maraging steel
释义	Definition of maraging steel in English: maraging steel nounˈmɑːreɪdʒɪŋˈmärˌājiNG ˌstēl mass noun A steel alloy, containing up to 25 per cent nickel and other metals, strengthened by a process of slow cooling and age hardening. 马氏体时效钢 Example sentencesExamples Marforming consists of deforming the maraging steel in the soft martensitic condition, generally cold. A qualitative description of ductile fracture has already been provided by Cox and Low who studied plastic fracture (fracture under local plastic strain) in AISI 4340 and 18Ni maraging steel. The Dutch government report found that in 1976, two Dutch firms exported to Pakistan 6,200 unfinished rotor tubes made of superstrong maraging steel. The faces on the Glider X irons are just one-tenth of an inch thick, and those on the Backfire are made from maraging steel. In that respect the substructure of maraging steel (as hardened) differs appreciably from that of aluminum, copper and other alloys which can be quenched without polymorphic change. Origin 1960s: maraging from mar- (abbreviation of martensite, because the process involves conversion of austenite to martensite) + aging from the verb age. Definition of maraging steel in US English: maraging steel nounˈmärˌājiNG ˌstēl A steel alloy, containing up to 25 percent nickel and other metals, strengthened by a process of slow cooling and age hardening. 马氏体时效钢 Example sentencesExamples Marforming consists of deforming the maraging steel in the soft martensitic condition, generally cold. The Dutch government report found that in 1976, two Dutch firms exported to Pakistan 6,200 unfinished rotor tubes made of superstrong maraging steel. A qualitative description of ductile fracture has already been provided by Cox and Low who studied plastic fracture (fracture under local plastic strain) in AISI 4340 and 18Ni maraging steel. The faces on the Glider X irons are just one-tenth of an inch thick, and those on the Backfire are made from maraging steel. In that respect the substructure of maraging steel (as hardened) differs appreciably from that of aluminum, copper and other alloys which can be quenched without polymorphic change. Origin 1960s: maraging from mar- (abbreviation of martensite, because the process involves conversion of austenite to martensite) + aging from the verb age.
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