(a)
Interpretation:
The phases formed for the condition of oil (without agitation), when a bar of 1080 steel is quenched above eutectoid temperature should be determined.
Concept introduction:
Phase is defined as the homogeneous portion of the system having same physical and chemical characteristics.
Continuous cooling transformation (CCT) is used to determine the microstructure produced in the steel at various rates of cooling. In CTT diagram no region for bainite is observed. CTT curve for 1080 steel is shown below:
TTT diagram is time temperature transformation diagram which shows the transformation occurring in the material at a given temperature as a function of time.
The TTT diagram for eutectoid steel is shown below:
The graph shows the relationship at which the transformation occurs at a given temperature with respect to hardness of material with respect to time.
Answer to Problem 13.26P
The required value of phase considering the condition of oil (without agitation) is fine pearlite.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Continuous cooling transformation curve for 1080 steel is shown below:
Based on given information, using graph to determine the phase,
For the given condition of oil without agitation, the value of temperature considered is
When the cooling of steel 1080 at the temperature of
The required value of phase considering the condition of oil (without agitation) is fine pearlite.
In order to obtain coarser pearlite, the required cooling rate should be less than
(b)
Interpretation:
The phases formed for the condition of oil (agitation), when a bar of 1080 steel is quenched above eutectoid temperature should be determined.
Concept introduction:
Phase is defined as the homogeneous portion of the system having same physical and chemical characteristics.
Continuous cooling transformation (CCT) is used to determine the microstructure produced in the steel at various rates of cooling. In CTT diagram no region for bainite is observed. CTT curve for 1080 steel is shown below:
TTT diagram is time temperature transformation diagram which shows the transformation occurring in the material at a given temperature as a function of time.
The TTT diagram for eutectoid steel is shown below:
The graph shows the relationship at which the transformation occurs at a given temperature with respect to hardness of material with respect to time.
Answer to Problem 13.26P
The required value of phase considering the condition of oil (agitation) is pearlite with martensite.
Explanation of Solution
Based on given information, using graph to determine the phase,
For the given condition of oil without agitation, the value of temperature considered is
When the cooling of steel 1080 at the temperature of
The required value of phase considering the condition of oil (agitation) is pearlite with martensite.
In order to obtain coarser pearlite, the required cooling rate should be less than
(c)
Interpretation:
The phases formed for the condition of oil (agitation), when a bar of 1080 steel is quenched above eutectoid temperature should be determined.
Concept introduction:
Phase is defined as the homogeneous portion of the system having same physical and chemical characteristics.
Continuous cooling transformation (CCT) is used to determine the microstructure produced in the steel at various rates of cooling. In CTT diagram no region for bainite is observed. CTT curve for 1080 steel is shown below:
TTT diagram is time temperature transformation diagram which shows the transformation occurring in the material at a given temperature as a function of time.
The TTT diagram for eutectoid steel is shown below:
The graph shows the relationship at which the transformation occurs at a given temperature with respect to hardness of material with respect to time.
Answer to Problem 13.26P
The required value of phase considering the condition of water(agitation) is Martensite.
Explanation of Solution
Based on given information, using graph to determine the phase,
For the given condition of oil without agitation, the value of temperature considered is
When the cooling of steel 1080 at the temperature of
The required value of phase considering the condition of water(agitation) is Martensite.
In order to obtain coarser pearlite, the required cooling rate should be less than
(d)
Interpretation:
The phases formed for the condition of Brine(no agitation), when a bar of 1080 steel is quenched above eutectoid temperature should be determined.
Concept introduction:
Phase is defined as the homogeneous portion of the system having same physical and chemical characteristics.
Continuous cooling transformation (CCT) is used to determine the microstructure produced in the steel at various rates of cooling. In CTT diagram no region for bainite is observed. CTT curve for 1080 steel is shown below:
TTT diagram is time temperature transformation diagram which shows the transformation occurring in the material at a given temperature as a function of time.
The TTT diagram for eutectoid steel is shown below:
The graph shows the relationship at which the transformation occurs at a given temperature with respect to hardness of material with respect to time.
Answer to Problem 13.26P
The required value of phase considering the condition of Brine(no agitation) is pearlite with martensite.
Explanation of Solution
Based on given information, using graph to determine the phase,
For the given condition of oil without agitation, the value of temperature considered is
When the cooling of steel 1080 at the temperature of
The required value of phase considering the condition of Brine(no agitation) is Martensite with pearlite.
In order to obtain coarser pearlite, the required cooling rate should be less than
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