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    Effect of cooling rate during solidification on the hard phases of M23C6-type of cast CoCrMo alloy

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    Microstructural morphology of CoCrMo alloy by control of the cooling rate during the solidification was investigated. Samples were obtained using both an induction furnace for slow cooling rate and electric arc furnace for fast cooling rate. Microstructural characterizations were performed with metallographic techniques. It was found that the difference between the formation temperature of hard secondary phases of M23C6-type carbides determine the reduction of carbide size by increasing the cooling rate

    Effect of cooling rate during solidification on the hard phases of M<sub>23</sub>C<sub>6</sub>-type of cast CoCrMo alloy

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    Microstructural morphology of CoCrMo alloy by control of the cooling rate during the solidification was investigated. Samples were obtained using both an induction furnace for slow cooling rate and electric arc furnace for fast cooling rate. Microstructural characterizations were performed with metallographic techniques. It was found that the difference between the formation temperature of hard secondary phases of M<sub>23</sub>C<sub>6</sub>-type carbides determine the reduction of carbide size by increasing the cooling rate
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