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(1)
The transformation product after quenching and then after cool at room temperature.
(1)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The process of rapid cooling of a metal in water, or air or oil in order to alter the
(a)
The steel has eutectoid composition that is initially equilibrated at
(b)
When the product formed in part (a) is cooled to room temperature, then the transformation product that is formed will be the
Conclusion:
Thus, the product formed after quenching is
(2)
The transformation product after quenching and then after cool at room temperature.
(2)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The process of rapid cooling of a metal in water, or air or oil in order to alter the mechanical properties of the metal is called quenching. The process of quenching helps in the prevention of undesired low-temperature processes like phase transformation. Under normal conditions quenching is performed for few seconds.
(a)
The steel has eutectoid composition that is initially equilibrated at
(b)
When the product formed in part (a) is cooled to room temperature, then the transformation product that is formed will be the
Conclusion:
Thus, the product formed after quenching is
(3)
The transformation product after quenching and then after cool at room temperature.
(3)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The process of rapid cooling of a metal in water, or air or oil in order to alter the mechanical properties of the metal is called quenching. The process of quenching helps in the prevention of undesired low-temperature processes like phase transformation. Under normal conditions quenching is performed for few seconds.
(a)
The steel has eutectoid composition that is initially equilibrated at
(b)
When the product formed in part (a) is cooled to room temperature, then the transformation product that is formed will be the
Conclusion:
Thus, the product formed after quenching is
(4)
The transformation product after quenching and then after cool at room temperature.
(4)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The process of rapid cooling of a metal in water, or air or oil in order to alter the mechanical properties of the metal is called quenching. The process of quenching helps in the prevention of undesired low-temperature processes like phase transformation. Under normal conditions quenching is performed for few seconds.
(a)
The steel has eutectoid composition that is initially equilibrated at
(b)
When the product formed in part (a) is cooled to room temperature, then the transformation product that is formed will be the
Conclusion:
Thus, the product formed after quenching is
(5)
The transformation product after quenching and then after cool at room temperature.
(5)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The process of rapid cooling of a metal in water, or air or oil in order to alter the mechanical properties of the metal is called quenching. The process of quenching helps in the prevention of undesired low-temperature processes like phase transformation. Under normal conditions quenching is performed for few seconds.
(a)
The steel has eutectoid composition that is initially equilibrated at
(b)
When the product formed in part (a) is cooled to room temperature, then the transformation product that is formed will be the
Conclusion:
Thus, the product formed after quenching is
(6)
The transformation product after quenching and then after cool at room temperature.
(6)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The process of rapid cooling of a metal in water, or air or oil in order to alter the mechanical properties of the metal is called quenching. The process of quenching helps in the prevention of undesired low-temperature processes like phase transformation. Under normal conditions quenching is performed for few seconds.
(a)
The steel has eutectoid composition that is initially equilibrated at
(b)
When the product formed in part (a) is cooled to room temperature, then the transformation product that is formed will be the
Conclusion:
Thus, the product formed after quenching is
(7)
The transformation product after quenching and then after heating.
(7)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The process of rapid cooling of a metal in water, or air or oil in order to alter the mechanical properties of the metal is called quenching. The process of quenching helps in the prevention of undesired low-temperature processes like phase transformation. Under normal conditions quenching is performed for few seconds.
(a)
The steel has eutectoid composition that is initially equilibrated at
(b)
When the product formed in part (a) is heated at the temperature of
Conclusion:
Thus, the product formed after quenching is
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