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    1. An alloy is defined as a material composed of two or more metallic elements. Alloys are not pure metals as they contain more than one element. Alloys exhibit properties that are different from their individual components such as improved strength, hardness and corrosion resistance. 2. Eutectic and eutectoid transformations involve the simultaneous solidification of two components of an alloy. In a eutectic transformation, a liquid transforms into two solid phases. In a eutectoid transformation, a solid phase transforms into two other solid phases. 3. Alloying is necessary to improve properties like strength, hardness and corrosion resistance that pure metals lack. Careful selection of alloying elements based on factors

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    1. An alloy is defined as a material composed of two or more metallic elements. Alloys are not pure metals as they contain more than one element. Alloys exhibit properties that are different from their individual components such as improved strength, hardness and corrosion resistance. 2. Eutectic and eutectoid transformations involve the simultaneous solidification of two components of an alloy. In a eutectic transformation, a liquid transforms into two solid phases. In a eutectoid transformation, a solid phase transforms into two other solid phases. 3. Alloying is necessary to improve properties like strength, hardness and corrosion resistance that pure metals lack. Careful selection of alloying elements based on factors

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    1. An alloy is defined as a material composed of two or more metallic elements. Alloys are not pure metals as they contain more than one element. Alloys exhibit properties that are different from their individual components such as improved strength, hardness and corrosion resistance. 2. Eutectic and eutectoid transformations involve the simultaneous solidification of two components of an alloy. In a eutectic transformation, a liquid transforms into two solid phases. In a eutectoid transformation, a solid phase transforms into two other solid phases. 3. Alloying is necessary to improve properties like strength, hardness and corrosion resistance that pure metals lack. Careful selection of alloying elements based on factors

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    GEETHANJALI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

    CHEERYAL (V), KEESARA (M), R.R. DIST. 501 301


    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
    Course: Metallurgy and Material Science (18ME2101) Assignment-2
    Faculty: Mr. A. Santhosh Date of Submission: 15.09.2019
    Class: II B Tech (Mech)- I Semester; Sections :B Academic Year: 2020-21 Maximum marks: 05
    Topics covered: Alloy systems, Phase transformations

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    Question C
    No

    Define an alloy? Justify the statement that “Alloy is a material which is expected of a metal but it is not
    1. 2
    a pure metallic element.

    2. Explain Eutectic and Eutectoid transformations with examples.

    3. Define the term phase? Explain Gibb’s phase rule with an example.

    Discuss in detail the “Necessity of alloying”.


    4.

    Define Hume-Rothery’s Factors for solid solutions? Justify the statement that “Hume-Rothery’s factors
    5.
    play a vital role” in forming effective solid solution.

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