Interlamellar Spacing in Pearlite

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The discussion focuses on the relationship between undercooling and interlamellar spacing in pearlite. It highlights that increased undercooling leads to finer lamellae due to more rapid cooling, which creates additional nucleation sites for lamella precipitation. This phenomenon is commonly observed in various alloy systems where second phases differ chemically from the primary alloy solution. Further precipitation occurs at these lamella sites, contributing to the overall structure and properties of pearlite.
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I was wondering if somone could explain the dependence of iterlamellar spacing in pearlite on undercooling to me. I understand that a higher undercooling results in finer lamella, but beyond that I cannot put it all together.

Any help is appreciated, thanks!
 
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The more rapid the cooling and the lower temperature produces more nucleation sites at which the lamella initially precipitate. This is observed in many alloy systems in which there are second phases, which are chemically different from the main alloy solution.

Further precipitation occurs at the lamella sites.
 
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