Question 5 (12 marks) Referring to the Fe-C phase diagram given below, suppose an austenite having a carbon content of 0.25% is gradually cooled to Teutectoid+dT. a. What are the phases appearing? Draw a microstructure to illustrate it. b. If this mixture is further cooled to Teutectoid-dT, what is the wt.% of cementite formed? Temperature (°C) 1600 & 1400 1200 1000 800 a 600 400 200 Y+8 L+8 y austenite 0% C 100% Fe Y 0.02 0.8 1 L+y 2.0 Liquat y + Fe, C 723°C Fe,C 43 2 3 4 Weight percent carbon L+ Fe C 11-48°C 5 Fe, C 6 6.67 Fe, C

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Referring to the Fe-C phase diagram given below, suppose an austenite having a carbon
content of 0.25% is gradually cooled to Teutectoid+dT.
a. What are the phases appearing? Draw a microstructure to illustrate it.
b. If this mixture is further cooled to Teutectoid-dT, what is the wt.% of cementite formed?
Temperature (°C)
1600
&-++
1400
1200
1000
800
a
600
400
200
y austenite
x
0% C
100%
Fe
L+B
1
0,02
0.8
1
L+Y
2.0
Liquat
y + Fe, C
E
723°C
T + Fe,C
2
3
4
Weight percent carbon
L + Fe₂C
1148°C
5
Fe,C
6 6.67
Fe, C
Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 (12 marks) Referring to the Fe-C phase diagram given below, suppose an austenite having a carbon content of 0.25% is gradually cooled to Teutectoid+dT. a. What are the phases appearing? Draw a microstructure to illustrate it. b. If this mixture is further cooled to Teutectoid-dT, what is the wt.% of cementite formed? Temperature (°C) 1600 &-++ 1400 1200 1000 800 a 600 400 200 y austenite x 0% C 100% Fe L+B 1 0,02 0.8 1 L+Y 2.0 Liquat y + Fe, C E 723°C T + Fe,C 2 3 4 Weight percent carbon L + Fe₂C 1148°C 5 Fe,C 6 6.67 Fe, C
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