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DescriptionSection of carburized steel.png |
English: A micrograph of a section of carburized steel. The magnification is 200x. According to the scouse of this photograph, the original steel is a low carbon steel including 0.2% C, 0.24% Si, 0.52% Mn, 0.46% Ni, and 0.17%Cr. The black portions of the photograph is pearlite that was made by carburizing. The white portions are ferrite. Being exposed to the mixture of 70% charcoal and 30% barium carbonate, the steel was kept at 930 degrees C, then was cooled in furnace. |
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Source | 吉岡正三「金属組織学」コロナ社、1953年10月25日、p. 324 |
Author | 吉岡正三、加藤 |
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