I have made a mistake in this video at 9:20. I say , and also write, that the ductile-to-brttle transition temperature increases with smaller grain size. This is incorrect. The correct statement is that the DBTT is lowered with decreasing grain size. Sorry for the confusion. I thank Ajith for pointing this out. Rajesh Prasad
@CurioustoKnow-w2r2 ай бұрын
00:12 Enhancing fracture resistance by controlling shape and size 01:27 Fibers enhance fracture resistance due to smaller diameters 02:48 Using thin wires for reinforcing composites enhances fracture resistance 04:04 High sulfur concentration leads to brittle sulfur particles coating the grain boundary 05:16 Manganese and low sulfur content enhance fracture resistance 06:33 Residual compressive stress enhances fracture resistance. 07:46 Introducing compressive surface stress enhances fracture strength 09:16 Fine grains enhance fracture resistance
@bs1434 жыл бұрын
8:51 Carburisation can make surface harder. How does it resist crack? and are compressive streese introduced due to strain created by these carbon atoms?
@anilkumarverma69783 жыл бұрын
Sir,, Your way to explain is extraordinary, even a beginner may understand easily ,,I request you to please start a MCQ series on the topics you had explained.
@rahulmeenamitm10 ай бұрын
Hi sir one que. Is why FCC structure offers more resistance to creep..?
@rajagulshaansheikh86056 жыл бұрын
Just wanted to ask one query... The way you teach fracture resistance feels that Increasing ductility(decreasing brittleness) is equivalent to increasing fracture resistance... Is this always a case... If this was case then Why a brittle material can't have good fracture resistance
@metallurgist83264 жыл бұрын
1). In what way increase in DBTT favoured? 2).Fine grains leads to high DBTT or low DBTT??
@introductiontomaterialsscience4 жыл бұрын
Fine grains enhance ductility. In other words, the DBTT should go down.
@SatishGupta-oz8zr4 жыл бұрын
Sir viewing your valuable videos very interested & informative. Please tell about soaking time for Aluminium Circles after annealing in furnace. Await your reply