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Part IB Materials Science and Metallurgy Course A: Metals & Alloys

Part IB Materials Science and Metallurgy Course A: Metals & Alloys. Professor Harry Bhadeshia. Lecture 4: Solidification. Constitutional supercooling Cells and dendrites in alloys Non-equilibrium solidification Segregation Banding. Consider steady-state solidification. T.

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Part IB Materials Science and Metallurgy Course A: Metals & Alloys

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  1. Part IB Materials Science and Metallurgy Course A: Metals & Alloys Professor Harry Bhadeshia Lecture 4: Solidification

  2. Constitutional supercooling • Cells and dendrites in alloys • Non-equilibrium solidification • Segregation • Banding

  3. Consider steady-state solidification

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  5. Vitali Pavlik of Aachen University

  6. Professor Wilfried Kurz of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne

  7. Dendrites of zinc rescued from partially solidified melt

  8. Constitutional supercooling • Cells and dendrites in alloys • Non-equilibrium solidification • Segregation • Banding

  9. Korda et al., 2006

  10. Data from H. Jones, 1982

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