Dear All,
Material : Carbon steels in between 0.008% carbon and 6.67 % carbon.
1.Is there any metallurgical changes(phase change) will occur other than pearlite,if I heat rapidly uncontrolled heating)low carbon steel just below or equal to lower critical temperature(723 C) as per iron-carbon equilibrium diagram?
2.1.Is there any metallurgical changes(phase change) will occur other than pearlite,if I cool rapidly (uncontrolled cooling, no quenching by any kind of liquid medium)low carbon steel from just below or equal to lower critical temperature(723 C) as per iron-carbon equilibrium diagram?
Regards,
Limesh
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Material : Carbon steels in between 0.008% carbon and 6.67 % carbon.
1.Is there any metallurgical changes(phase change) will occur other than pearlite,if I heat rapidly uncontrolled heating)low carbon steel just below or equal to lower critical temperature(723 C) as per iron-carbon equilibrium diagram?
2.1.Is there any metallurgical changes(phase change) will occur other than pearlite,if I cool rapidly (uncontrolled cooling, no quenching by any kind of liquid medium)low carbon steel from just below or equal to lower critical temperature(723 C) as per iron-carbon equilibrium diagram?
Regards,
Limesh
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