For a Pb-30% Sn alloy, determine the phases400present, their amounts, and their compositionsat 300°C, 200°C, and 0°CHypoeutecticHypereutectic----- LL.300LiquidusSolidusLiquidusL+Ba+L-Solidus20019183°97.5SolvusEutecticSolvus-100(E)a+ Ba + EE+BPb20406080SnTemperature ("C)

Data given- Pb - 30 % Sn alloy Temprature = 300°C ,200°C , 0°C

For a Pb-30% Sn alloy, determine the phases 400 present, their amounts, and their compositions at 300°C, 200°C, and 0°C Нуроeutectie Нурereutectic ------ 300 Liquidus Solidus Liquidus L+B a+L -Solidus 200 19 183° 97.5 Solvus Solvus- Eutectic 100 (E) a+ B ---- a + E E+B Pb 20 40 60 Sn Temperature ("C) 80

For a Pb-30% Sn alloy, determine the phases 400 present, their amounts, and their compositions at 300°C, 200°C, and 0°C Нуроeutectie Нурereutectic ------ 300 Liquidus Solidus Liquidus L+B a+L -Solidus 200 19 183° 97.5 Solvus Solvus- Eutectic 100 (E) a+ B ---- a + E E+B Pb 20 40 60 Sn Temperature ("C) 80

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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