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Chapter Four of the document discusses cast iron, which is a ferrous alloy with carbon content above 2.14 wt.%, and highlights its melting temperature range. It outlines the common types of cast iron, including gray, nodular, white, and malleable cast iron, along with their applications. The chapter concludes with a mention of the effects of alloying elements on cast iron.

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Chapter Four

Chapter Four of the document discusses cast iron, which is a ferrous alloy with carbon content above 2.14 wt.%, and highlights its melting temperature range. It outlines the common types of cast iron, including gray, nodular, white, and malleable cast iron, along with their applications. The chapter concludes with a mention of the effects of alloying elements on cast iron.

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WACHEMO UNIVERSITY

College of Engineering and Technology


Department of Electro-Mechanical Engineering

Material Science and Engineering

Compiled by Dagim Asegid (M.Sc. MEng.), Sept. 2023


Chapter Four

Cast Iron and Cast Iron


Production
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4.1. Introduction to Cast Iron

Ferrous alloys with carbon contents above 2.14 wt.%

Liquid in the temperature range 1150˚C and 1300 ˚C, considerably lower than for
steel.

They are easily melted and amenable to casting.

Since they are very brittle, casting is the most convenient fabrication technique.
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4.2. Type and Application of Cast Iron

The most common types of cast iron are:-

Gray cast iron

Nodular cast iron

White cast iron

Malleable cast iron


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4.2. Type and Application of Cast Iron
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4.2. Type and Application of Cast Iron
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4.2. Type and Application of Cast Iron
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4.2. Type and Application of Cast Iron
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4.2. Type and Application of Cast Iron
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4.3. Effects of Alloying Elements
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End Of Chapter Four


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