Q3]A. What are annealing purposes?B. Calculate the upper and lower critical temperature for steel composition asfollow:%C%Si%Mn%P%S%Cr%Mo%Fe0.151.000.600.0250.0259.1.10balance

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Chapter2: Measurement, Materials, And Safety

Section2.7: Heat Treatment Of Metals

Problem 2RQ: Direct hardening can be performed on steel containing at least________ carbon.

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