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    Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering: WEEK-4, Assignment-4

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    DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

    KAKATIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCE, WARANGAL


    (An Autonomous Institute under Kakatiya University, Warangal)

    Assignment- WEEK-6
    (UNIT – II)
    Topic : Constitution of alloys – solid solution, Types of solid solution-substitutional
    and interstitial solid solution, Hume Rothery’s rule, Gibb’s phase rule Lever rule
    Class : B.Tech. III-Semester
    Section : ME-I, II and III
    Code-Subject : U18ME304 -Material Science and Metallurgy
    Assignment posted on : 06.09.2020 (SUNDAY)
    Assignment Submission Due :13.09.2020 (SUNDAY)
    Correction & Posting of Marks : 20.09.2020 (SUNDAY)
    Max. Marks: 10
     WEEK-4, Assignment-4: In this assignment, you will use your knowledge of
    the Phase Diagrams , Types of Phase diagrams.Iron-Iron Carbide Phase
    diagram.Gibb’s phase rule and lever rule and Some Numerical Problems to answer
    the following questions. These are the follow-up questions on the conceptsto
    be discussed in the classes during week-6
    IMPORTANT :Use graph Sheet to Draw Phase Diagrams

    Class Q. Answer the following questions. CO CDLL*


    No
    Class- 1. (Multiple choice question) [1]
    1 Following is wrong about a phase diagram.
    (a) It gives information on transformation rates.
    (b) Relative amount of different phases can be found CO 2 [R]
    under given equilibrium conditions. (c) It indicates the
    temperature at which different phases start to melt. (d)
    Solid solubility limits are depicted by it.
    2. Draw the phase diagram where two components are [2] CO 2 [U]
    completely soluble in both liquid and solid state with the
    Given here are the solidus and liquidus temperatures
    for the copper–gold system. Construct the phase diagram
    for this system and label each region.
    Composition Solidus Liquidus
    (wt% Au) Temperature Temperature
    (_C) (_C)
    0 1085 1085

    20 1020 1045
    40 975 995
    60 930 945
    80 900 920
    90 930 940
    95 970 985
    100 1065 1065
    Class- 3. The boundary line between (alpha) and (alpha+beta) [1]
    2 regions must be part of _________. CO 2 [U]
    (a) Solvus (b) Solidus (c) Liquidus (d) Tie-line
    4. Consider 1.0 kg of austenite containing 1.15 wt% C, [2]
    cooled to below 727° C.(a) What is the proeutectoid
    phase? (b) How many kilograms each of total ferrite and
    CO 2 [Ap]
    cementite form?(c) How many kilograms each of pearlite
    and the proeutectoid phase form?(d) Schematically sketch
    and label the resulting microstructure.
    Class- 5. Draw Fe-Fe3C phase diagram and explain the phase [1]
    3 CO 2 [U]
    transformation for 0.5% C and 0.8% Carbon steel.
    6. For the following data is for Pb-Sn alloy system : (Lead- [3]
    Tin Solder) Melting point of lead (Pb) - 327ºCMelting
    point of Tin (Sn) - 232ºC .Eutectic alloy is formed at 183ºC
    with 62% Sn –38% Pb Maximum solid solubility of tin in
    lead at 183ºC –19% Maximum solid solubility of lead in
    tin at 183ºC –3%.Maximum solubility of tin and lead at
    room temperature is negligible. 1.Draw the phase CO 2 [An]
    diagram with the help of above data and label all the
    points, lines and regions on it. 2.For 70%Pb – 30%Sn alloy
    composition, determine the amounts of proeutectic and
    eutectic constituents at room temperature.

    IMPORTANT :Use graph Sheet to Draw Phase Diagrams

    IMPORTANT !
    Dear Students,
    1. Maintain two note books for this course
    a. One note book for Class notes
    b. Other note book for Assignments
    2. Guidelines for Assignment submission
    a. You have to write assignments in ASSIGNMENT NOTES only
    b. You are not write the question followed by answer
    c. On every solution page you should write
    i. Your Roll number & Name - to appear at the bottom of every page
    and
    ii. Assignment Number - to appear at the top of every page
    d. Scan the solution pages, group as PDF document
    e. Save the PDF document with YOUR ROLL NUMBER_ASSIGNMENT
    NUMBER.pdf
    i. For example, your file name for Assignmen1 would be
    B18CE000_A1.pdf
    f. Upload solution file to Google Drive link
    g. Google Drive Link details will be provided to you
    h. You need to submit this ASSIGNMENT NOTES when you start attending
    classes physically

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