Material Properties of Alloys

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Steel

A hard, strong grey or bluish-grey alloy of iron with carbon and usually other elements, used as a structural and fabricating material.

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Cast Irons

Ferrous material with 2.14-4 wt% C

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Steels

Steel with 0.04-1.7 wt% C

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High carbon steels

Steels with 0.6-1.4 wt% C

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Medium carbon steels

Steels with 0.25-0.6 wt% C

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Low carbon steels

Steels with 0.04-0.25 wt% C

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Stainless steel

Iron with 13-26% Cr

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Tool steel

Iron with W, Co

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Low alloy steel

A1 = 727°C (eutectoid temp)

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a-iron (ferrite)

bcc; Soft; Ferromagnetic to 1043 K; Max 0.2 % carbon

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Fe3C (cementite)

Orthorhombic; Hard; Ferromagnetic to 480 K

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g-iron (austenite)

fcc; High temp phase

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Eutectoid

A reaction where a single solid phase breaks down into two solid phases during cooling

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Cooling at eutectoid composition

Carbon diffuses out of some regions so that ferrite forms and into other regions to form cementite

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Pearlite

A layered structure of ferrite and cementite

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Hypoeutectoid compositions

C < 0.8 wt%, mixture of ferrite and pearlite

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Hypereutectoid compositions

C > 0.8 wt% (up to 6.67 wt%), mixture of pearlite and cementite

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Martensite

High strength, hardness and toughness

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Tempering

Treatment at low temperature relaxes structure and allows carbides to form

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Wrought steel

Steels shaped by deformation

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High Strength-Low Alloy (HSLA) steels

Have small Al, Nb and V additions which gives grain size reduction and Makes carbide and nitride second phase precipitates

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Manganese steel

Steel undergoing a phase change forming martensite at the surface when abraded and is very wear resistant, yet tough

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2xxx Nickel steels

SAE designation when Includes Invar and strongly magnetic steels

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3xxx Nickel-chromium steels

SAE designation when Tough, hard

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4xxx Molybdenum steels

SAE designation when High toughness

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5xxx Chromium steels

SAE designation when Stainless steel with Cr > 12 wt% (max 1.2 wt% C)

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6xxx Chromium-vanadium steels

SAE designation when High wear resistance, high-speed steel

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7xxx Tungsten steels

SAE designation when Exceptional heat, wear and corrosion resistance

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8xxx Nickel-chromium-molybdenum steels

SAE designation when High toughness, corrosion resistance

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9xxx Silicon-manganese steels

SAE designation when Includes magnetic materials for electrical transformers