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IRON and STEEL

IRON and STEEL. What is shown in the photo?. Atomium in Brussels. This building is a giant model of body-centered cubic crystalline lattice of iron – the main metal for human civilization (enlarged 165,000,000,000 times). Crystalline structure of iron: unit cell.

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IRON and STEEL

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  1. IRON and STEEL What is shown in the photo?

  2. Atomium in Brussels • This building is a giant model of body-centered cubic crystalline latticeof iron – the main metal for human civilization (enlarged 165,000,000,000 times)

  3. Crystalline structure of iron:unit cell • Body-centered cubic crystalline lattice (BCC)

  4. Relationships between basic components

  5. Photomicrograph of iron: ferrite Commercially pure iron: less than 0.008 wt% C

  6. Photomicrograph of low-carbon steel: ferrite and pearlite Steel used for various structural shapes and sheets: 0.15 wt% C

  7. Photomicrograph of medium-carbon steel: ferrite and pearlite Steel used for various machine parts: 0.4 wt% C

  8. Photomicrograph of high-carbon steel: pearlite Steel used for springs: 0.8 wt% C

  9. Photomicrograph of high-carbon steel: pearlite and cementite cementite Tool steel: 1.2 wt% C

  10. Photomicrograph of high-carbon steel: spheroid pearlite cementite ferrite Tool steelhaving a spheroid microstructure 1000x

  11. Photomicrograph of grey cast iron: pearlite and graphite cementite Pearlitic grey cast iron: approximately 4.0 wt% C

  12. Photomicrograph of cast irons nodular malleable gray white All cast irons contains between 3.0 and 4.5 wt% C

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