martensita81
Materials
Hi guys! hope you can help me with this issue I have.
I want to fabricate a 50gr-little piece of "new ferritic stainless steel".
So, I want to use a little piece of commercial ferritic stainless steel which I know it has the following composition:
Fe 81.06
0.12% C
16% Cr,
0.75% Ni
1.0% Mn
1.0% Si
0.040% P
0.030% S
My goal is that this "new 50gr-piece of ferritic stainless steel" has the following composition with more Cr and Ni:
Fe 81.06
0.12% C
25% Cr,
7 % Ni
1.0% Mn
1.0% Si
0.040% P
0.030% S
So, my question is how can I know the content of Cr and Ni that I should add in order to get that new composition?
Is there any special formula???
Im doing this as a practice of materials characterization, I want to show the micro structural difference in function of the composition, so, help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I want to fabricate a 50gr-little piece of "new ferritic stainless steel".
So, I want to use a little piece of commercial ferritic stainless steel which I know it has the following composition:
Fe 81.06
0.12% C
16% Cr,
0.75% Ni
1.0% Mn
1.0% Si
0.040% P
0.030% S
My goal is that this "new 50gr-piece of ferritic stainless steel" has the following composition with more Cr and Ni:
Fe 81.06
0.12% C
25% Cr,
7 % Ni
1.0% Mn
1.0% Si
0.040% P
0.030% S
So, my question is how can I know the content of Cr and Ni that I should add in order to get that new composition?
Is there any special formula???
Im doing this as a practice of materials characterization, I want to show the micro structural difference in function of the composition, so, help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.