Simulation of the Phase Diagrams for High-Chromium White Cast Irons and Multi-Component White Cast Irons

Chien Lung Yen; Kun Lin Liu; Yung Ning Pan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.848.39

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Simulation of the Phase Diagrams for High-Chromium White Cast Irons and Multi-Component White Cast Irons

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In this study, simulation or computation of the phase diagrams for specific alloys of the high-Cr white cast irons and the multi-component white cast irons was performed by employing Thermo Calc software package and appropriate thermodynamics modules. The phase diagrams constructed were verified by thermal analysis (DSC), optical microscopy and X-ray diffraction analysis. Both the obtained phase transition points via DSC and the microstructures observed by optical microscopy and XRD analysis match well with the phase diagrams.

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Chien Lung Yen, Kun Lin Liu, Yung Ning Pan*

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DSC, High-Cr White Cast Iron, Multi-Component White Cast Iron, Phase Diagram, XRD

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