HOME WORK 1 The figure shows two work pieces of steel of 0.3 %C and 1.3 %C with different dimensions. compare between them regarding the diagram that shows the stages of softening annealing treatments. a + P| P+ Fe,C

HOME WORK 1 The figure shows two work pieces of steel of 0.3 %C and 1.3 %C with different dimensions. compare between them regarding the diagram that shows the stages of softening annealing treatments. a + P| P+ Fe,C

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The figure shows two work pieces of steel of 0.3 %C
and 1.3 %C with different dimensions. compare
between them regarding the diagram that shows the
stages of softening annealing treatments.
a + P
p+ Fe,C
1
Dimensions of (1*1*1) inch
Dimensions of (2*2*2) inch
Metallurgy | Dr. Bassim Sh. Bachy.

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