What is Austenitic Steel and Duplex Steel

Fe-C Phase Diagram
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Fe-Cr-Ni Phase Diagram
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[@mostbahgat]

Thanx a lot... that was a very informative. Would you please share the name of the book you are using in the begining of the video . Thanx again

[@vitorhugohilel6369]

Short and complete explanation! Congratulations! However, I have seem in many articles the Body Centered Cubic phase is "delta" ferrite instead "alfa" ferrite. Do you agree?

[@bday9629]

very good explanation. Thanks a lot. But do you know why Austenite with enough Nickel in it stays as Face-Center Cubic when cooled? Does the Nickel Atom stops the Steel from go back to Body-Center Cubic by stuck in between the Iron Atom? Thanks again.

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[@mostbahgat]

Thanx a lot... that was a very informative. Would you please share the name of the book you are using in the begining of the video . Thanx again