Low carbon steel from bottom of wood screw.

DoITPoMS, University of Cambridge; Dr R F Cochrane, Department of Materials, University of Leeds

Low carbon steel from bottom of wood screw.

By University of Cambridge DoITPoMS and University of Leeds Department of Materials Dr R F Cochrane

Abstract

Low carbon steel. The resulting microstructure is therefore virtually all of the ferrite phase, since upon reaching the eutectoid temperature virtually all of the austenite will have transformed to ferrite. This sample is taken from the bottom of a wood screw, some directionality is observable due to the item being rolled.

Topics: alloy, carbon, iron, metal, steel, doitpoms, university of cambridge, micrograph, corematerials, ukoer, Engineering, H000

Publisher: University of Leeds

Year: 2010

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Low carbon steel from bottom of wood screw.

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