redhardness
Redhardness is a term used to describe a phenomenon observed in certain materials, particularly metals, where their hardness or resistance to deformation increases significantly when exposed to elevated temperatures, specifically in the red heat range. This is distinct from typical hardening processes that occur during cooling or through specific alloying and heat treatment methods.
The exact mechanisms behind redhardness can vary depending on the material's composition and structure. In some
Redhardness is a desirable property in applications where components are subjected to high temperatures and mechanical