Dynamic Coarsening of Austenite Dendrite in Lamellar Cast Iron Part 2 - The Influence of Carbon Composition

Vasilios Fourlakidis; Rubén Lora; Attila Diószegi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.790-791.211

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Dynamic Coarsening of Austenite Dendrite in Lamellar Cast Iron Part 2 - The Influence of Carbon Composition

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Investigation of dynamic coarsening in lamellar cast iron is extended over a wide interval ranging from hypoeutectic to eutectic composition. The dendrite morphology is defined on as-cast samples produced under various cooling rates. The as-cast morphology is considered being close to the one at the end of solidification. The obtained relations describing the coarsening process as a function of local solidification time and fraction austenite are compared to results obtained from interrupted solidification experiments. By using the Modulus of primary dendrite (M_PD) and the Hydraulic diameter of the interdendritic space (D^Hyd_IP) become possible to characterize the coarseness of a wide range of lamellar cast irons solidified under various cooling rates.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 790-791)

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Vasilios Fourlakidis*, Rubén Lora, Attila Diószegi

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Dendrite Morphology, Gray Iron, Hydraulic Diameter, Interdendritic Space

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