9-56 Sketch a cooling curve for a pure metal and label the different regions carefully. 50 30 46 25 Tensile strength 20 38 15 10 G Elongation 30 5 26 0.005 0.010 0.015 Secondary dendrite arm spacing (em) Figure 9-7 The effect of the secondary dendrite arm spacing on the properties of an aluminum casting alloy. (Repeated for Problem 9-55.) Tensile strength (ksi) % Elongation Figure 9-7 The effect of the secondary dendrite arm spacing on the properties of an aluminum casting alloy. (Repeated for Problem 9-55.) Normal cooling D-E: Isothermal of liquid solidification Timeting Time B-C: Undercooling is necessary for homogeneous nucleation to occur C-D: Recalescence Temperature ("C)

9-56 Sketch a cooling curve for a pure metal and label the different regions carefully. 50 30 46 25 Tensile strength 20 38 15 10 G Elongation 30 5 26 0.005 0.010 0.015 Secondary dendrite arm spacing (em) Figure 9-7 The effect of the secondary dendrite arm spacing on the properties of an aluminum casting alloy. (Repeated for Problem 9-55.) Tensile strength (ksi) % Elongation Figure 9-7 The effect of the secondary dendrite arm spacing on the properties of an aluminum casting alloy. (Repeated for Problem 9-55.) Normal cooling D-E: Isothermal of liquid solidification Timeting Time B-C: Undercooling is necessary for homogeneous nucleation to occur C-D: Recalescence Temperature ("C)

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