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    The document discusses the importance of equilibrium diagrams in materials engineering. Equilibrium diagrams can be used to: 1) Calculate the percentage of phases present in an alloy under equilibrium conditions and predict microstructures. 2) Determine the solubility of one metal or element in another, which is useful for welding applications. 3) Guide the selection of materials for new alloys and help predict the long-term stability of alloy compositions.

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    Properties of Materials

    BTM 2413

    CHAPTER 10:
    Equilibrium Diagram
    by
    Dr Ratnakar Kulkarni
    Faculty Engineering Technology
    kulkarni@ump.edu.my
    Introduction
    • Aims
    – To introduce the equilibrium diagram and its importance .

    • Expected Outcomes
    – Explain the equilibrium diagram
    – Distinguish between the different phases of steel

    • Other related Information

    • References
    - Kenneth G Budinsky & Michael G Biddinsky, Engineering
    Materials: Properties and Selection, Ed 9, Prentice Hall
    Phase Diagram of Partial Solubility
    Relative Percentages of Phases
    Phase diagram function

     Calculate the percentage of various phases presents


     will add in predicting microstructures that should
    be present in an alloy under equilibrium
     Determine whether one metal or element is soluble
    in another  used in welding
     Select materials for new alloys
     Help predict the long-term stability of an alloy

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