18. Phase Diagrams III Fe-C System Flashcards

1
Q

What wt% C is pure cementite (Fe3C) formed at?

A

6.70%

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2
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What is the 𝛼 phase called?

A

Ferrite

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3
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What is the 𝛾 phase called?

A

Austentite

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4
Q

What is the symbol for the ferrite phase?

A

𝛼

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5
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What is the symbol for the Austentite phase?

A

𝛾

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6
Q

When a liquid at the eutectic composition of iron and carbon is cooled below the eutectic point what is the substance formed?

A

Pearlite (a lamellar microstructure)

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7
Q

Is ferrite brittle or ductile?

A

Ductile

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8
Q

Is cementite brittle or ductile?

A

brittle

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9
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How do you find the weight fraction of pearlite in the 𝛼 + Fe3C region at a non-eutectic composition?

A

Draw a tie line just above the eutectic isotherm to determine the weight fraction of 𝛾. The 𝛾 present here will all become pearlite.

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10
Q

The prefix hypo means _____

hypo-eutectic

A

before

ie before the eutectic composition

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11
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The prefix hyper means ____

hyper-eutectic

A

after

ie after the eutectic composition

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12
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The strength of Pearlite increases with _____ interlaminar spacing, S

A

decreasing

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13
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Fine pearlite is ____ (weaker/stronger) than coarse pearlite

A

stronger

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14
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Why is fine pearlite stronger than coarse pearlite

A

finer = more grain boundaries = dislocation movement more inhibited = less chance of slip = stronger

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