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Page 657
... ferrite ( see below Steel metallur- gy ) and imparts strength to the steel but does not increase toughness . Because of this and because of its cost , nickel is no longer used extensively as the sole alloying element . Chromium at low ...
... ferrite ( see below Steel metallur- gy ) and imparts strength to the steel but does not increase toughness . Because of this and because of its cost , nickel is no longer used extensively as the sole alloying element . Chromium at low ...
Page 658
... ferrite , austenite , and cementite . Ferrite is the body - centred cubic form of iron ( alpha ) in which some carbon has dis- solved ; the maximum amount at ... ferrite plus austenite austenite E ( ferrite plus 658 Steel Production.
... ferrite , austenite , and cementite . Ferrite is the body - centred cubic form of iron ( alpha ) in which some carbon has dis- solved ; the maximum amount at ... ferrite plus austenite austenite E ( ferrite plus 658 Steel Production.
Page 660
... ferrite at the Arg temperature . Very small crystallites of ferrite will form first at the boundaries of the austenite crystals . This ferrite is low in carbon so that the remain- ing austenite gradually becomes enriched in carbon ...
... ferrite at the Arg temperature . Very small crystallites of ferrite will form first at the boundaries of the austenite crystals . This ferrite is low in carbon so that the remain- ing austenite gradually becomes enriched in carbon ...
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