A Practice book in Elementary Metallurgy
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22 INVERSE RATE COOUNG CURVE OF 0. 38-C. STEEL I s quad t 50 100 150 200 250 Time Intervals >- FIG. 22. Inverse Rate Cooling Curve of 0. 38 C, Steel. Temperature corresponding to the beginning of undoubted dis- continuities in the rate of heat absorption. Be careful not to exceed a temperature of 1000 C. , on account of the danger of 130 EXPERIMENTAL GROUP IV burning out the heating element of the furnace. Do not change the external resistance during the interval 550 C. To 950 C. E. Shut off th...e current, and read and plot as in Fig. 22 a similar inverse rate cooling curve thru the same range. Hold the temperature at 550 C. While the curves are discussed with the instructor. /. Repeat procedure d and e at a considerably slower rate, regulating the speed so as to occupy the remainder of the labora- tory period. Place additional kieselguhr over the lid to decrease the cooling speed. G. Present all results to the instructor, and stick properly colored pins into the coordinate diagram on the laboratory wall, locating both the A c and the A T transformations determined by your curves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
22 INVERSE RATE COOUNG CURVE OF 0. 38-C. STEEL I s quad t 50 100 150 200 250 Time Intervals >- FIG. 22. Inverse Rate Cooling Curve of 0. 38 C, Steel. Temperature corresponding to the beginning of undoubted dis- continuities in the rate of heat absorption. Be careful not to exceed a temperature of 1000 C. , on account of the danger of 130 EXPERIMENTAL GROUP IV burning out the heating element of the furnace. Do not change the external resistance during the interval 550 C. To 950 C. E. Shut off th...e current, and read and plot as in Fig. 22 a similar inverse rate cooling curve thru the same range. Hold the temperature at 550 C. While the curves are discussed with the instructor. /. Repeat procedure d and e at a considerably slower rate, regulating the speed so as to occupy the remainder of the labora- tory period. Place additional kieselguhr over the lid to decrease the cooling speed. G. Present all results to the instructor, and stick properly colored pins into the coordinate diagram on the laboratory wall, locating both the A c and the A T transformations determined by your curves.
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