EXPLAIN IRON CARBON DIAGRAM

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The iron-carbon diagram is a graphical representation of the phases and microstructures that form in iron-carbon alloys as a function of temperature and carbon content.

The diagram shows the different phases of iron and carbon alloys at various temperatures and carbon concentrations.
It helps in understanding the relationship between microstructure and properties of steel.
The diagram consists of three main regions: austenite, ferrite, and cementite.
The percentage of carbon determines the phase present in the alloy.
For example, low carbon steels have a ferrite-pearlite microstructure, while high carbon steels have a cementite-pearlite microstructure.

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Basically Iron carbon diagram is an graph diagram where vertical line of graph is for temprature and horizontal line is for time

And thats all graph or process is about iron phase which is represented different types of iron particals and i think its start from 200°C and end to 1350°C

EXPLAIN IRON CARBON DIAGRAM

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