EN-GJS-400-15 | 5.3106 Tendency to chilling
| Numeric designation | 5.3106 |
|---|---|
| Chemical designation | EN-GJS-400-15 |
| State | Tendency to chilling |
| Etching | 3 % Nital |
In the perlitic (carbon-rich) region, a ledeburite eutectic (metastable solidification) has formed, the so-called cementitic tendency to chilling. The undesirable formation of tendency to chilling is caused by a too low Si content and too rapid cooling. The mechanical properties determined in the tensile test still look good: Rp0.2: 335 MPa, Rm: 520 MPa, A: 14.0%* (* one sample, very small test cross section).
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