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1 Introduction Part of phase diagram : Components (solute, solvent) Composition Temperature System Phase Solubility limit Phase : a homogeneous portion of a system that has homogeneous chemical and physical properties

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  • 1Introduction

    z Part of phase diagram :z Components (solute,

    solvent)z Compositionz Temperaturez Systemz Phasez Solubility limit

    z Phase : a homogeneous portion of a system that has homogeneous chemical and physical properties

  • 2Isomorphous Cu-Ni

    Lever Arm Rule

    z Applied in the two phases region

    z Will be used to obtain the relative amount of phases present

    z The total amount shall be 100%

    z Example is Alloy B (Co % Ni), at 1250 oC

    z Two phases are present : and Liquid

    z The amount of liquid :

    z The amount of :

    L

    oL CC

    CCSR

    SW =+=

    L

    Lo

    CCCC

    SRRW

    =+=

  • 3Binary Eutectic System

    +LactionEutectic :Re

    Peritectic reaction : Eutectoid reaction :

    + L +

  • 4Iron Carbide Phase Diagram

    0.10 0.50

    0.18

  • 5Phases and Compound

    z (ferrite) :z Pure iron, when C = 0z BCCz Magneticz Stable up to 912 oCz Max solubility of C = 0.022%

    z (austenite) :z FCCz Non-magneticz Max solubility of C = 2.14%

    z (delta) :z BCCz Magneticz Stable at high temperature

    z Fe3C (cementite) :z Compoundz Occurred at 6.70% C

    z Peritectic reaction :z At T = 1493 oCz + L

    z Eutectic reactionz At T = 1147 oCz L + Fe3C

    z Eutectoid reactionz At T = 723 oCz + Fe3C (Pearlite)

    400 X

    200 X

  • 6Hypoeutectoid Steel

  • 7Hypereutectoid Steel

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    Weight % and Atom %

    z Weight (or mass) percent :

    z Atom percent :

    10021

    11 Xmm

    mC +=1

    11 A

    mnm =

    10021

    1'1 Xnn

    nCmm

    m

    +=

    Conversion of Weight % to Atom %

    z Weight % (C1, C2) to Atom % (C1, C2):

    z Atom % (C1, C2) to Weight % (C1, C2) :

    1001221

    21'1 XACAC

    ACC +=

    1001221

    12'2 XACAC

    ACC +=

    1002

    '21

    '1

    1'1

    1 XACACACC +=

    1002

    '21

    '1

    2'2

    2 XACACACC +=

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    Conversion of Weight % to Weight/Volume

    z Weight % (C1, C2) to Weight/Volume (C1, C2) :

    3

    2

    2

    1

    1

    1"1 10XCC

    CC

    +=

    3

    2

    2

    1

    1

    2"2 10XCC

    CC

    +=

    Density and Atomic Weight of Binary Alloys

    z Density : z Atomic Weight :

    +

    =2

    2

    1

    1

    100

    CCavg

    +

    +=2

    2'2

    1

    1'1

    2'21

    '1

    ACACACAC

    avg

    +

    =2

    2

    1

    1

    100

    AC

    AC

    Aavg

    1002

    '21

    '1 ACACAavg

    +=

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    Calculation Example

    z Determine the composition in atom percent of an alloy that consists of 97 wt.% aluminum and 3 wt.% copper. AAl = 26.98 g/mol, ACu = 63.55 g/mol.

    100' XACAC

    ACCAlCuCuAl

    CuAlAl +=

    .%7.98100)98.26()3()55.63()97(

    )55.63()97(' atXCAl =+=

    .%30.1100)98.26()3()55.63()97(

    )98.26()3(' atXCCu =+=