Describe the final microstructure obtained in a 1050 steel after heat at 8200C, cooled to 7000C and hold for 5 s,cooled to room temperature.900-a+y800 A,700A1F,Pra+ pearlite23600-y+a+pearlite30500B1y+ bainiteBainite39F=FerriteB,M,40049P=Pearlite300Y+ martensiteB=Bainite200MartensiteM=Martensite62100-102101010100.1110Time (s)TTT curve for carbon steel AISI 1050Temperature (°C)Rockwell C hardness

As seen above when the steel is at 820°C is Ausentite and at 700°C it converts into ferrite and…

Describe the final microstructure obtained in a 1050 steel after heat at 8200C, cooled to 700oC and hold for 5 s, cooled to room temperature. 900H 800 A3 700 A, F, Pr a+ pearlite 9 600 23 y+ a+ pearlite 500- 30 Bf y+ bainite 400F B, Bainite 39 F=Ferrite M, 300 Y+ martensite 49 P=Pearlite 200 B=Bainite Martensite M=Martensite 100- 62 0.1 1 10 102 10 10 10 10 Time (s) TTT curve for carbon steel AISI 1050 Temperature (°C) Rockwell C hardness

Describe the final microstructure obtained in a 1050 steel after heat at 8200C, cooled to 700oC and hold for 5 s, cooled to room temperature. 900H 800 A3 700 A, F, Pr a+ pearlite 9 600 23 y+ a+ pearlite 500- 30 Bf y+ bainite 400F B, Bainite 39 F=Ferrite M, 300 Y+ martensite 49 P=Pearlite 200 B=Bainite Martensite M=Martensite 100- 62 0.1 1 10 102 10 10 10 10 Time (s) TTT curve for carbon steel AISI 1050 Temperature (°C) Rockwell C hardness

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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