There is a strong correlation between microstructure and mechanical properties of meta alloys. This relationship forms the basis in the study of phase diagram and Time Temperature Transformation (TTT) diagram. As an engineer, you are expected to appl the concepts in design and control of heat-treating procedures. In one heat treatment of steel AISI10XX, where XX refers to the last two digits of you student identification (ID) number, it was heated at 1200°C and then very slowly cooler to 600°C. Describe the microstructure development that occurs during this heat treatmen

There is a strong correlation between microstructure and mechanical properties of meta alloys. This relationship forms the basis in the study of phase diagram and Time Temperature Transformation (TTT) diagram. As an engineer, you are expected to appl the concepts in design and control of heat-treating procedures. In one heat treatment of steel AISI10XX, where XX refers to the last two digits of you student identification (ID) number, it was heated at 1200°C and then very slowly cooler to 600°C. Describe the microstructure development that occurs during this heat treatmen

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