diffrent beetwen eutoctoid &eutectic steel
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Answer / purnachandra rao.k
Eutectoid steel contains 0.8 % Carbon and Eutectic steel
contains 4.3 % carbon.
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Answer / vishalshah007
there is no exsistance of eutectic steel
eutectic reaction aoocur at 4.03% carbon
but stell get over at 2.03 % carbon
so.. practically as well as teoritically etectic steel is
impossible.
so.. this question is wrong
common guyz.. this is tricky question
think b4 giving answer
thank you..
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Answer / arun sharma
there is nothing like eutectic steel as such.
steels are the alloys of fe containing less then 2%. and as
we all know eutectic composition is at 4.3% and in this
region only cast iron exist.
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Answer / rajakumar
Eutectic is nothing but from liquid we have two solid
form...
eutoctoid defined Solid form converted to two solid form by
using heating and cooling.
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Answer / srini
the steels are only eutectoid. (hyper eutectoid and hypo eutectoid). steel cant be formed wen C content is above 2.14%. Hence the steels which have below 0.8% of C are hypo eutectoid steel and steels which have C range of 0.8-2.14% is called hyper eutectoid steels
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Answer / ravi
basic difference is that eutectoid steel containsless than
0.8% carbon and eutectic contains greater than 0.8%
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Answer / mahendra
eutectoid steel containsless than
0.8% carbon and eutectic contains greater than 0.8%
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