This slide set corresponds to the MaterialsConcepts YouTube video "Muddiest Point Phase Diagrams IV: Fe-Fe3C (Steel) Calculations". Here is the link:
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This work was supported by NSF Grants #0836041 and #1226325.
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1. Muddiest
Points
Phase
Diagrams
IV:
Fe-‐Fe3C
Phase
Diagram
Calcula;ons
Muddiest
Points:
•
“In
a
two
phase
region
how
can
composi;on
be
determined
by
looking
to
either
side
of
the
two-‐phase
region?”
•
“Where
do
you
get
the
numbers
from
on
the
phase
diagram
to
do
the
calcula;on?”
• “I'm
s;ll
a
liGle
unclear
on
how
to
calculate
the
frac;on
of
each
phase”
• “I
don’t
know
what
1020,
1060,
or
10100
steel
means.”
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Fe-‐Fe3C
Phase
Diagram
Eutectoid
Reac;on-‐
Steel
Review
α
γ
Fe3C
Ferrite
Austenite
Cemen-te
Alpha
Iron
Gamma
Iron
Iron
Carbide
BCC
Iron
FCC
Iron
Carbide
BCC
Iron
with
inters--al
solid
solu-on
of
C
up
to
0.022
wt%
carbon
FCC
iron
with
Inters--al
solid
solu-on
of
C
up
to
2.14
wt.
%
C
A
hard
and
briAle
stoichiometric
(fixed
composi-on)
compound,
Fe3C.
It
has
an
orthorhombic
crystal
structure.
3. For
1030
steel
at
1000°C
1)
Phases
present:
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
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Given
1)
1000°C
2)
1030
Steel
Co
X
Cγ
Wγ
Co
0.3%
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γ
For
1030
steel
at
850°C
1)
Phases
present:
Co
Cα
Cγ
Wα=
Q
P+Q
Cγ-‐Co
Cγ-‐Cα
Wγ=
P
P+Q
Co-‐Cα
Cγ-‐Cα
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
6.67
Given
1)
850°C
2)
1030
Steel
1
0
Co
Composi;on-‐
Wt%
C
1000
800
600
400
Temperature
850
α
α
+Fe3C
Fe3C
+γ
Cα
Cγ
Q
P
0.3%
X
Fe3C
727°C
0.45%
0.01%
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γ
For
1030
steel
at
728°C
1)
Phases
present:
Co
Cα
Cγ
Wα=
R
S+R
Cγ-‐Co
Cγ-‐Cα
Wγ=
S
S+R
Co-‐Cα
Cγ-‐Cα
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
6.67
Given
1)
728°C
2)
1030
Steel
1
0
Co
Composi;on-‐
Wt%
C
1000
800
600
400
Temperature
α
α
+Fe3C
Fe3C
+γ
Cα
Cγ
R
S
0.3%
X
0.022
%
0.76%
Fe3C
727°C
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γ
For
1030
steel
at
726°C
1)
Phases
present:
Co
Cα
CFe3c
Wα=
U
T+U
CFe3c-‐Co
CFe3c-‐Cα
WFe3=
T
T+U
Co-‐Cα
CFe3c-‐Cα
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
6.67
Given
1)
726°C
2)
1030
Steel
1
0
Co
Composi;on-‐
Wt%
C
1000
800
600
400
Temperature
γ
α
α
+Fe3C
Fe3C
+γ
Cα
CFe3C
U
T
0.3%
Fe3C
X0.022%
727°C
0.022
%
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γ
For
1076
steel
at
728°C
1)
Phases
present:
Co
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
6.67
Given
1)
728°C
2)
1076
Steel
1
0
Co
Composi;on-‐
Wt%
C
1000
800
600
400
Temperature
α
α
+Fe3C
Fe3C
+γ
0.76%
Fe3C
X
Cγ
Wγ
727°C
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#
γ
For
1076
steel
at
726°C
1)
Phases
present:
Co
Cα
CFe3c
Wα=
U
T+U
CFe3c-‐Co
CFe3c-‐Cα
WFe3=
T
T+U
Co-‐Cα
CFe3c-‐Cα
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
6.67
Given
1)
726°C
2)
1076
Steel
1
0
Co
Composi;on-‐
Wt%
C
1000
800
600
400
Temperature
γ
α
α
+Fe3C
Fe3C
+γ
Cα
CFe3C
U
T
0.76%
Fe3C
X0.022%
727°C
0.022%
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γ
For
10100
steel
at
728°C
1)
Phases
present:
Co
CFe3c
V
W+V
CFe3c-‐Co
CFe3c-‐Cγ
WFe3c=
W
W+V
Co-‐Cγ
CFe3c-‐Cγ
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
6.67
Given
1)
78°C
2)
10100
Steel
1
0
Co
Composi;on-‐
Wt%
C
1000
800
600
400
Temperature
γ
α
α
+Fe3C
Fe3C
+γ
CFe3C
V
W
1%
Fe3C
X
0.022%
727°C
Cγ
Wγ
=
Cγ
0.76%
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γ
For
10100
steel
at
726°C
1)
Phases
present:
Co
Cα
CFe3c
Wα=
Y
Z+Y
CFe3c-‐Co
CFe3c-‐Cα
WFe3=
Z
Z+Y
Co-‐Cα
CFe3c-‐Cα
Phase
Calcula;ons
3)
Phase
wt.
frac.
(0
a1)
of
each
ph.:
2)
Chemical
comp
of
each
phase:
6.67
Given
1)
726°C
2)
10100
Steel
1
0
Co
1%
Composi;on-‐
Wt%
C
1000
800
600
400
Temperature
γ
α
α
+Fe3C
Fe3C
+γ
Cα
CFe3C
Y
Z
Fe3C
X0.022%
727°C
0.022%
11. Muddiest
Points
Phase
Diagrams
IV:
Fe-‐Fe3C
Phase
Diagram
Calcula;ons
Muddiest
Points:
•
“In
a
two
phase
region
how
can
composi;on
be
determined
by
looking
to
either
side
of
the
two-‐phase
region?”
•
“Where
do
you
get
the
numbers
from
on
the
phase
diagram
to
do
the
calcula;on?”
• “I'm
s;ll
a
liGle
unclear
on
how
to
calculate
the
frac;on
of
each
phase”
• “I
don’t
know
what
1020,
1060,
or
10100
steel
means.”