Structure And Related Properties of Metals
Structure And Related Properties of Metals
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15 that it should be possible to determine the carbon content of such material rather accurately from careful estimation of the amount of the carbon-bearing constituent present in the steel. Such a method is often used to supplement chemical analysis and to show the magnitude of variations in composition, which the ordinary method of sampling does not permit chemical analysis to detect.
As already mentioned in the discussion of the macrostructure of metals, segregation in steels is one of the m...ost serious defects to which this class of metals is subject. The composition of the segregated portion of a steel article often differs widely from that of the unsegregated portions. This is shown in Fig. 16, which represents the structure of a streak of segregated metal from the center of a railhead and also the intermediate and the outer por- tions of the same. The need of an examination of the structure to supplement a chemical analysis in such cases is very evident.
110580 22 3 34 Circular of the Bureau of Standards .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 that it should be possible to determine the carbon content of such material rather accurately from careful estimation of the amount of the carbon-bearing constituent present in the steel. Such a method is often used to supplement chemical analysis and to show the magnitude of variations in composition, which the ordinary method of sampling does not permit chemical analysis to detect.
As already mentioned in the discussion of the macrostructure of metals, segregation in steels is one of the m...ost serious defects to which this class of metals is subject. The composition of the segregated portion of a steel article often differs widely from that of the unsegregated portions. This is shown in Fig. 16, which represents the structure of a streak of segregated metal from the center of a railhead and also the intermediate and the outer por- tions of the same. The need of an examination of the structure to supplement a chemical analysis in such cases is very evident.
110580 22 3 34 Circular of the Bureau of Standards .
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