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    Metals are the backbone of the

    engineering industry being the mostimportant Engineering materials.

    In comparison to other engineeringmaterials such as wood, ceramics, fabricand plastics, metals are used in:

    Large tonnage

    Offers very wide range of properties

    Highest possible strength

    Engineers main concern:

    mechanical properties of the metal,

    however,

    ompos ons

    Shaping history

    Heat treatment

    Have tremendous effect on the behavior ofthe material.

    Mechanical strength

    Ductility & toughness

    Hardness

    Fatigue strength

    Corrosion resistance

    Wear resistance

    Creep resistance

    Resistance to heat and oxidationdamage

    Resistance to radiation damage

    Extractive Metallurgy

    > deals with processing of the natural occurringraw materials converting in to useful metalsand alloys.

    Adaptive Metallurgy (Physical Metallurgy)

    > which deals with identifying, controlling andvarying the properties of the metals and

    alloys as per requirement of the mankind.

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    Ferrite % carbon up to 0.006%

    Phase solid ferrite

    Pearlite when carbon content reaches.

    Phase solid Pearlite or (ferrite + cementite)

    Cementite when carbon content increasedup to 1.7%.

    Phase solid Pearlite + cementite

    Austenite

    > is the structure above the eutectoidpoint or the phase above the critical

    temperature of 723 deg C ( 1333 deg F)Phase solid

    Mo st hea t treatm ent p roce ss shou ld rea c h f irst

    the a usteni t ic structure (hom og eno us) pr ior to

    co o l ing to rea ch the d esi red m ate ria l

    propert ies.

    -Improve the toughness

    - Improve the machinability

    - Increase the hardness

    - Refine the grain structure

    - ili- ili

    -Remove the residual stresses

    - Improve the wear resistance

    Pearlite

    Bainite

    Martensite

    Pearlite structure produced when austenite is cooled in very slow

    rates.

    Bainite is a result when austenite is cooled at a rate

    (controlled temperature) lower than what is neededto form martensite.

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    Martensite a microstructure produced after quenching

    Quenching

    - The p roc ess of c oo ling a usten ite ve ry

    ra id l o r a t a c on tro lle d ra t e t o a c h ie v e

    a d esired mic rostruc ture.

    * The rapid cooling suppresses theformation of austenite to + Fe3C

    Use/applications - materials that demand ahard material (e.g. knives, razor blades,surgery tools, cutting tools, etc).

    The addition of carbon tosteel causes the material tofreeze over a temperaturerange and form anotherstructure with improveproperties.

    Carbon has the effect ofincreasing hardness andstrength by heat treatment.

    This is the main reason why

    carbon steel is widely used inthe engineering industry

    No one is knowled g ea b le

    eno ug h to know eve ry th ing

    So ta ke t im e to rea d a nd lea rn

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    - Thank you very much for your time -