In the below figure: Described the structures that could be produced from the cooling rates and compare between them? Austenite Transformation start Transformation finish Pearlite Furnace cool Bainite 6 Air cool Austempering M, Water Oil Quench Martempering - Quench Log Time Temperature

In the below figure: Described the structures that could be produced from the cooling rates and compare between them? Austenite Transformation start Transformation finish Pearlite Furnace cool Bainite 6 Air cool Austempering M, Water Oil Quench Martempering - Quench Log Time Temperature

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In the below figure: Described the structures that could be produced from the cooling rates and
compare between them?
Austenite
Transformation start
Transformation finish
Pearlite
Furnace cool
Bainite
(5) Air cool
Austempering
M,
Water
Oil Quench
Martempering
Quench
Log Time
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