Q7/ A. A 1 kg of austenite consisted of 1.15 wt% carbon and the balance is iron, was cooled down from eutectoid temperature. a. What pro-eutectoid phase will be precipitated prior to eutectoid reaction? b. Determine the Kgs of total a and Fe3C c. Determine the Kgs of P and pro-eutectoid phases. d. Draw schematically the produced microstructure B. Distinguish between pearlite, bainite, spheroidite in terms of mechanical and metallurgical properties

Q7/ A. A 1 kg of austenite consisted of 1.15 wt% carbon and the balance is iron, was cooled down from eutectoid temperature. a. What pro-eutectoid phase will be precipitated prior to eutectoid reaction? b. Determine the Kgs of total a and Fe3C c. Determine the Kgs of P and pro-eutectoid phases. d. Draw schematically the produced microstructure B. Distinguish between pearlite, bainite, spheroidite in terms of mechanical and metallurgical properties

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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