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A sample of cast iron with .35 wt%C is slow cooled from 1500C to room temperature. What is the fraction of proeutectoid Cementit

e phase in this material?

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Marizza181 [45]2 years ago

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Answer:

So the fraction of proeutectoid cementite is 44.3%

Explanation:

Given that

cast iron with 0.35 % wtC and we have to find out fraction of proeutectoid cementite phase when cooled from 1500 C to room temperature.

We know that

Fraction of proeutectoid cementite phase gievn as

${w_p}'=\dfrac{{C_o}'-0.022}{0.74}$

Now by putting the values

${w_p}'=\dfrac{0.35-0.022}{0.74}$

${w_p}'=0.443$

So the fraction of proeutectoid cementite is 44.3%

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