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Determine the Fe-C Equilibrium Diagram |
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| Sep11-08, 01:53 AM | #1 |
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Determine the Fe-C Equilibrium Diagram
Any equations or methods to plot Fe-C equi. diag?
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| Sep11-08, 10:53 AM | #2 |
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Hi tututu87, welcome to PF. Are you referring to the iron-carbon phase diagram? If so, there are two strategies: experimental (vary the temperature and the amount of C in Fe and determine the microstructure at each combination) and theoretical (simulate atomic interactions to identify the lowest-energy configuration).
Fortunately, the importance of steel has motivated decades of research (mostly experimental) in these areas, culminating in an Fe-C phase diagram that you can just look up in the literature. A caveat: the most frequently used Fe-C phase diagram is a pseudo-equilibrium (or metastable) phase diagram, containing a phase (cementite) that will eventually decompose, albeit slowly. Will a little extra effort, you can find the true equilibrium diagram. |
| Sep11-08, 12:03 PM | #3 |
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thx!
Really appreciate it! |
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