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P.G.Panikkar

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I can answer questions about sintering plants, Raw material Handling and iron making

Javad Mola

Sourth Korea
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I welcome questions related to physical metallurgy of steels preferably stainless steels.

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2009-10-17 differences between 201, 202,304,316&430:

I am very sorry for the delay in answering your question. I receive a lot of questions related to the selection of the right stainless steel for the application of interest especially about the differences

2009-10-15 metallurgy:

Sorry. I feel you have not verified my area of expertise before asking this question to me.Have you searched in the net any time? You may get them from good metallurgy books .Please refer the net or

2009-10-15 metallurgy:

Carbides are compounds formed as a result of combination of carbon with other elements. In ferrous alloys, whether cast or wrought, formation of iron carbide Fe3C is very common. In the case of alloyed

2009-10-14 Metallurgy - Effect of Normalising, Need to Normalize:

Please look in to Wikipedia by google search and read "Normalizing: Carbon steel is heated to approximately 55 °C above Ac3 or Acm for 1 hour; this assures the steel completely transforms to austenite

2009-10-13 ss200 series/ magnetism and drawing:

The strain-induced martensitic transformation (austenite to martensite transformation as a result of cold deformation) can be avoided if the Md30 temperature is far below the room temperature. For your

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