Crystallization of nodular cast iron with carbides
S. Pietrowski, G. Gumienny
Abstract
S. Pietrowski, G. Gumienny
Abstract
In this paper a crystallization process of nodular cast iron with carbides having a different chemical composition have been presented. It have been found, that an increase of molybdenum above 0,30% causes the ledeburutic carbides crystallization after (γ+ graphite) eutectic phase crystallization. When Mo content is lower, these carbides crystallize as a pre-eutectic phase. In this article causes of this effect have been given.
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In this paper a crystallization process of nodular cast iron with carbides having a different chemical composition have been presented. It have been found, that an increase of molybdenum above 0,30% causes the ledeburutic carbides crystallization after (γ+ graphite) eutectic phase crystallization. When Mo content is lower, these carbides crystallize as a pre-eutectic phase. In this article causes of this effect have been given.
Key concepts: Eutectic system, Crystallization, Carbide, Materials science, Cast iron, Molybdenum, Metallurgy, Graphite