Q2)) Answer the following briefly:A) Why the primary iron product (pig iron) that resulted from the blast furnace issending to another furnace (converter furnace) such as are furnace or copulafurnace?B) How can modify and enhance the properties of steel or the cast iron?C) Why the Aluminium has the anti-corrosion property?D) Why the Lead used as isolation sheets in industries and medical devices?E) What the phase in iron-capon phase diagram could appear at the followingconditions?• At 1% C and under 1000C• At 3% C and under 1000C°• At 6% C and under 1200CF) What the mean of Ore Concentration, explain the process briefly?H)List the main reactions occur in Fe-C diagram, and explain the carbonPercentage and the temperature of each one?

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Q2)) Answer the following briefly: A) Why the primary iron product (pig iron) that resulted from the blast furnace is sending to another funace (converter furnace) such as arc furnace or copula furnace? B) How can modify and enhance the properties of steel or the cast iron? C) Why the Aluminium has the anti-corrosion property?

Q2)) Answer the following briefly: A) Why the primary iron product (pig iron) that resulted from the blast furnace is sending to another funace (converter furnace) such as arc furnace or copula furnace? B) How can modify and enhance the properties of steel or the cast iron? C) Why the Aluminium has the anti-corrosion property?

Welding: Principles and Applications (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305494695

Author:Larry Jeffus

Publisher:Larry Jeffus

Chapter26: Welding Metallurgy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 26R

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