Solidification Sequence of Multi-Component White Cast Iron.

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  • 多合金系白鋳鉄の凝固過程
  • タ ゴウキンケイ ハクチュウテツ ノ ギョウコ カテイ

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  The solidification sequences of multi-component white cast irons containing different types of carbides were investigated by means of thermal analyses and quenching tests. In the case of cast iron with MC and M2C eutectic carbides, first austenite (γ) phase or MC carbide precipitates as a primary phase, then the L→γ+MC eutectic reaction takes place and finally, the solidification finishes by the L→γ+M2C eutectic reaction. In cast iron in which MC and M7C3 carbides coexist, the solidification begins with the precipitation of the primary γ phase or MC carbide, followed by the L→γ+MC eutectic reaction goes, and then the L→γ+M7C3 eutectic reaction. As for cast iron with MC, M7C3 and M2C eutectic carbides, the solidification sequence is as follows : L0γ+MC+(L1), L1γ+M7C3+(L2) and L2γ+M2C. EDS analyses of alloy concentrations in the liquid regions of the quenched sample demonstrated the propriety of each eutectic reaction during solidification.

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