What is the fraction of primary β in the X2 alloy that forms under equilibrium cooling at eutectic temperature?
What fractions of primary α and eutectic micro-constituent composition are formed in the X1 alloy below the eutectic isotherm?
What amounts of α and β form from liquid just below the eutectic temperature in the X2 alloy?
What are the amounts of total α and the eutectic α in the X1 alloy at a temperature just below the eutectic temperature?
What is the fraction of primary β in the X2 alloy that forms under equilibrium cooling at eutecti...
1. Below is the phase diagram of Pb-Sn alloy. (a) Describe what happens to a 20%-Pb 80%-Sn alloy as temperature decreases from 300 °C to 50 °C; use sketches as needed. (b) When temperature is kept constant at 200 °C, describe what happens as the Sn concentration is increased from 10 wt% to 90 wt%; use sketches as needed. 100% Liquid Procutectic α 24% Eutectic α Liquid 76% Eutectic β Alloy I Alloy 2 Liquid 49% 327 Liquidus 300 Liquid...
7. Using the phase diagram for Cd-Zn alloy system, calculate the fraction of eutectic microconstituent and proeutectic b for an alloy that is 45 wt% Zn as it is just cooled below the eutectic isotherm. In addition, calculate the total fraction of a and b solid phase under this condition. Cd-Zn (Cadmium - Zinc) J. Dutkiewicz and W. Zakulski, 1984 Atomic Percent Zinc 50 C Temperature °c (cd) (Zn)-+ 100 Weight Percent Zinc
For a 70 wt % You are given the binary eutectic copper-silver phase diagram shown in Figure 2. Cu-30 wt% Ag alloy at a temperature of 1600°F, determine the following: . The phases present at the provided state point The weight percent of these phases along the tie line. The amounts of each of these phases at the state point. The degree(s) of freedom at the provided state point Atomic percent silver 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 10...
Question 4 (25 marks) (a) Consider the hypothetical eutectic phase diagram for metal for lead-tin system. Assume that (1) A and B phase cutectic phase diagram for metals A and B, which is similar to that 1. Assume that (1) a and B phases exist at the A and B extremities of the phase diagram, respectively; (2) the eutectic composi m, respectively; (2) the eutectic composition is 36 wt% A-64 wt% B; and (3) the composition of the a phase...
5. Part of the Al-Cu phase diagram is shown below. Consider an AI-33 wt% Cu alloy which has been solidified 800 700 660°C 600 548°C 02 3% 500 - 400 300 200 10 20 40 50 70 30 60 Al Wt % Cu a) What phases would be present after solidification and cooling to room temperature? b) What compositions would those phases have? c) Calculate the relative amounts of those phases d) Below is a micrograph for the solidified Al-33...
1 picture- problem 2 other pictures- phase diagrams for problem 1. Draw a phase diagram for a binary eutectic alloy with solid solubility, naming and describing the significance of the main features. The binary alloy system of metals A and B contains two intermediate (intermetallic) phases A B and AB2 of narrow composition range, each of which forms by a peritectic reaction A cutectic point also exists, at 85at% B. The melting point of A is higher than that of...
Quostion 5 Alloy phase diagrams are useful in determining the freezing range of various metals and alloys. The binary phase diagram for Lead (Pb) Tin (Sn) is given below for the full compositional range. Of the compositions given, which is expected to have the lowest fluidity? (a) Pure Lead (Pb) [Owt% Sn] (b) 10wt% Sn (c) 20wt% Sn (d) 60wt% Sn (e) Pure Tin (Sn) [100wt% Sn] 400 327 °C 350 Liquidus Line Liquid 300 232 "C 250 aPb +L...