MSEASUSlides: Muddiest Point: Phase Diagrams III Fe-Fe3C Phase Diagram Introduction Slide Set

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Muddiest Points Phase Diagrams III: Fe – Fe 3 C Phase Diagrams Muddiest Points: What is the difference between eutectoid, hypoeutectoid, and hypereutectoid? What are ferrite, austenite, and cemenBte?“Reading the phase diagram was very tough.” “I don’t know what 1020, 1060, or 10100 steel means.” “What does each phase represent? What is gamma?”

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This slide set corresponds to the MaterialsConcepts YouTube video "Muddiest Point- Phase Diagrams III: Fe-Fe3C Phase Diagram Introduction". Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUMcbctDNtM To study the vocab used in this video, visit this site: http://quizlet.com/20699470/53-steel-fe-fe3c-phase-diagram-and-microstructures-flash-cards/ This work was supported by NSF Grants #0836041 and #1226325.

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Muddiest  Points      Phase  Diagrams  III:  Fe  –  Fe3C  Phase  Diagrams  

 Muddiest  Points:    •   “What  is  the  difference  between  eutectoid,    hypoeutectoid,  and  hypereutectoid?  ”  

 

• “What  are  ferrite,  austenite,  and  cemenBte?”    

•   “Reading  the  phase  diagram  was  very  tough.”  

• “I  don’t  know  what  1020,  1060,  or  10100  steel  means.”  

• “What  does  each  phase  represent?  What  is    gamma?”      

   

 

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What Are Characteristics of Important Phases on Fe – Fe3C Diagram?

Austenite-­‐  (γ)  Gamma  Iron:    FCC  iron  with  Inters//al  solid  solu/on  of    C  up  to  2.14  wt.  %  C  

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• Ferrite:    α  -­‐  BCC  Fe  0.022  wt%  C  max.  DucBle.  

• Austenite:  γ  -­‐  FCC  Fe  2.14%  C  max.  DucBle.  

• CemenBte:  Fe3C  –  Stoichiometric.  Hard  and  bri`le  ceramic.  

SAE-­‐AISI  Terminology:  YY  XXX  Carbon  Steel  • First  2  or  3  digits  give  steel  alloy  type  

• 10xx  is  plain  carbon  steel  (no  alloy  elements)  

• 41xx  is  a  common  alloy  steel  (Cr  0.5-­‐0.95%;  Mo  0.12-­‐0.30%)  

• See  h`p://www.keytometals.com/page.aspx?ID=CheckArBcle&site=kts&NM=333  for  more  informaBon  

• Second  2  or  3  digits  give  %C  content  x  100  • YY80  has  0.80  wt%  C  • YY100  has  1.0  wt.%  C  

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AISI  Carbon  Steel  ClassificaBon  Chart  ClassificaBon   %  Carbon  

Low  Carbon   <0.30%  C  

Medium  Carbon   0.30%-­‐0.60%  

High  Carbon   0.60%-­‐1.00%  

Ultrahigh  Carbon   1.25%-­‐  2.00%  

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ApplicaBons  for  Steel  Types  

Low  Carbon  Steel:  Used  for  automobile  body  panels  and  low-­‐strength  wires          Medium  Carbon  Steel:  Used  for  axles,  gears,  rails,  and  railway  wheels        High  Carbon  Steel:  Used  for  springs  and  high-­‐strength  wires      41XX  Alloy  Steels:  Used  for  components  in  fossil  fuel  and  nuclear  power  plants    

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Muddiest  Points      Phase  Diagrams  III:  Fe  –  Fe3C  Phase  Diagrams  

 Muddiest  Points:    •   “What  is  the  difference  between  eutectoid,    hypoeutectoid,  and  hypereutectoid?  ”  

 

• “What  are  ferrite,  austenite,  and  cemenBte?”    

•   “Reading  the  phase  diagram  was  very  tough.”  

• “I  don’t  know  what  1020,  1060,  or  10100  steel  means.”  

• “What  does  each  phase  represent?  What  is  gamma?”