Microstructure Of Steel - understanding the different phases & metastable phases found in steel.

[@luiscarloschoqueartunduaga9934]

Excelente video. Muy buena información. Gracias por compartirlo.

[@Rlampman931]

Very interesting!

[@charlesm3577]

I wish there were more people like us who thought, "Knowledge is cool"

[@cloudtge1314]

Going for my level 3 inspector. This was a great quick refresher, cheers mate.

[@garethdavies2538]

I could really have used this video in my iron and steel lectures while studying for a metallurgy degree at Uni. But 1958-61 was a little "pre-internet days."

[@watcharaphonmaneechot5919]

Great VDO. Thank you so much.

[@JamesSwordEngineering]

Thank you very much!

[@motheosepako385]

Good stuff!

[@jonathaneves]

Thank you 👍

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[@ve2um]

Anyone who works in the electronics industry has a completely definition of Ferrite...

[@akosrupp232]

What do u mean?

[@ve2um]

@@akosrupp232 In electronics, Ferrite is a black hard brittle ferromagnetic material heavily used as magnetic cores in high-frequency inductors and transformers.

[@akosrupp232]

@@ve2um oh yes i see know. That phase is known about its magnetic characteristics, so i think that can be one of the reason of the names. idk