| 摘要 |
A method of surface hardening for forming a hardened layer of cemented carbide, including cementite, on a local surface area of cast iron by rapidly melting the local surface by means of a rapid melting process such as the electron bombardment melting process to form a molten pool thereon, then rapidly cooling the molten pool by the chilling effect of the non-molten portion of cast iron and finally finishing the cast iron having the hardened layer thus formed to a desired shape. To this end, the cast iron used contains therein one or a mixture of deoxidizing agents such as aluminum, magnesium and calcium.
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