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(b) Mention four types of steel and their specific applications.

(b) Mention four types of steel and their specific applications.

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Question Six Sieel is a very important material in modern day manufacturing processes. Answer the following questions regarding steel: (a) Using a well-labelled and neat sketch, discuss the electric arc steelmaking process. (b) Mention four types of steel and their specific applications. (c) Using a neat sketch, show the relationship of hardness versus carbon percentage in a steel with carbon percentage ranging from 0 to 1.4. Explain the importance of high hardness values in the range 1.0 to 1.4 %C and give two practical applications. (d) Figure 2 on the left shows a railway profile with an upper flange (1), web (2) and lower flange (3). After coming out of the rolling mill, the railway section with the shown profile requires normalising as a heat treatment. 3* Figure 2: Railway profile By referring to the flanges and the web in the profile, explain what is normalising and why it is important in a railway section.
Transcribed Image Text:Question Six Sieel is a very important material in modern day manufacturing processes. Answer the following questions regarding steel: (a) Using a well-labelled and neat sketch, discuss the electric arc steelmaking process. (b) Mention four types of steel and their specific applications. (c) Using a neat sketch, show the relationship of hardness versus carbon percentage in a steel with carbon percentage ranging from 0 to 1.4. Explain the importance of high hardness values in the range 1.0 to 1.4 %C and give two practical applications. (d) Figure 2 on the left shows a railway profile with an upper flange (1), web (2) and lower flange (3). After coming out of the rolling mill, the railway section with the shown profile requires normalising as a heat treatment. 3* Figure 2: Railway profile By referring to the flanges and the web in the profile, explain what is normalising and why it is important in a railway section.
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