1) From the figure of cooling curve find the following: (a) Pouring temperature (b) Cooling rate (c) Solidus temperature (d) Super heating (e) Super cooling (f) Solidification range 800 (g) Local solidification time (h) Total solidification time 600 400 10 Time (min) 2) From the figure of cooling curve find the following: (a) Pouring temperature (b) Cooling rate (c) Liquidus temperature (d) Solidus temperature 300 (e) Super heating (f) Super cooling (g) Solidification range (h) Local solidification time 200 (i) Total solidification time 100- 4 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 Times (sec) Temperature (C) Temperature (°C)

1) From the figure of cooling curve find the following: (a) Pouring temperature (b) Cooling rate (c) Solidus temperature (d) Super heating (e) Super cooling (f) Solidification range 800 (g) Local solidification time (h) Total solidification time 600 400 10 Time (min) 2) From the figure of cooling curve find the following: (a) Pouring temperature (b) Cooling rate (c) Liquidus temperature (d) Solidus temperature 300 (e) Super heating (f) Super cooling (g) Solidification range (h) Local solidification time 200 (i) Total solidification time 100- 4 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 Times (sec) Temperature (C) Temperature (°C)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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