Powder metal gripping elements for settable downhole tools having slips
a technology of gripping elements and downhole tools, which is applied in the direction of sealing/packing, earthwork drilling and mining, and well accessories, etc., can solve the problems of hard carbide gripping elements, and achieve the effects of easy machining, light to moderate loading, and high density
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[0042]Powder metal (“PM”) parts may be heat treated in a number of ways. The heat treatment may include the following: austenitizing; quenching; tempering; normalizing; case hardening; gas nitriding; carburizing; local hardening; induction; flame and laser.
[0043]Case hardening is the process of hardening the surface and a region close to the surface of a metal object, including Applicant's powder metal gripping elements, allowing the metal underneath to remain soft, thus forming an outer layer of harder metal (sometimes called the “case”) at and near the surface. Case hardening may involve infusing additional carbon or other material (such as nitrogen) into the surface layer. It may be done after the part is formed into its final shape typically through compaction and sintering.
[0044]Mild steels with a low carbon content, usually up to or less than about 0.3%, may have their surface modified chemically to increase the hardness or hardenability. Case hardened steel and some embodimen...
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