carburise
/ˈkɑːbəraɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to convert iron or steel into steel by heating in the presence of carbon monoxide or carbon at a high temperature
“The metal was carburised to increase its strength.”
2. verb
to add carbon to (a metal alloy) in order to harden it
“The engineer carburised the alloy to make it suitable for engine parts.”
3. noun
a process of converting iron or steel into steel by heating in the presence of carbon monoxide or carbon at a high temperature
“The carburising process improved the metal’s hardness and durability.”
4. noun
a material that has been carburised
“The carburised steel is used in the manufacture of high-strength gears.”