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Muddiest Points Phase Diagrams IV: FeFe 3 C Phase Diagram Calcula;ons Muddiest Points: “In a two phase region how can composi;on be determined by looking to either side of the twophase region?” “Where do you get the numbers from on the phase diagram to do the calcula;on?” “I'm s;ll a liGle unclear on how to calculate the frac;on of each phase” “I don’t know what 1020, 1060, or 10100 steel means.”

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This slide set corresponds to the MaterialsConcepts YouTube video "Muddiest Point Phase Diagrams IV: Fe-Fe3C (Steel) Calculations". Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUy4qED9Fv4 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  IV:  Fe-­‐Fe3C  Phase  Diagram  Calcula;ons  

 Muddiest  Points:    •     “In  a  two  phase  region  how  can  composi;on  be  determined  by  looking  to  either  side  of    the    two-­‐phase  region?”  

•     “Where  do  you  get  the  numbers  from  on  the  phase  diagram  to  do  the  calcula;on?”  

•  “I'm  s;ll  a  liGle  unclear  on  how  to  calculate  the  frac;on  of  each  phase”  

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

 

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Fe-­‐Fe3C  Phase  Diagram  Eutectoid  Reac;on-­‐  Steel  Review  

 α     γ   Fe3C  Ferrite   Austenite   Cemen-te  

Alpha  Iron   Gamma  Iron   Iron  Carbide  

BCC  Iron   FCC  Iron   Carbide  

BCC  Iron  with  inters--al  solid  solu-on  of  C  up  to  0.022  wt%  carbon  

FCC  iron  with  Inters--al  solid  solu-on  of    C  up  to  2.14  wt.  %  C    

A  hard  and  briAle  stoichiometric  (fixed  composi-on)  compound,  Fe3C.  It  has  an  orthorhombic  crystal  structure.  

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 For  1030  steel  at  1000°C      1)  Phases  present:  

Phase  Calcula;ons  

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Muddiest  Points      Phase  Diagrams  IV:  Fe-­‐Fe3C  Phase  Diagram  Calcula;ons  

 Muddiest  Points:    •     “In  a  two  phase  region  how  can  composi;on  be  determined  by  looking  to  either  side  of    the    two-­‐phase  region?”  

•     “Where  do  you  get  the  numbers  from  on  the  phase  diagram  to  do  the  calcula;on?”  

•  “I'm  s;ll  a  liGle  unclear  on  how  to  calculate  the  frac;on  of  each  phase”  

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