Relation between surface tension and graphite shape in cast iron

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A relationship between the surface tension of cast iron and the graphite shape has been proven by experimental analysis and thus the graphite shape can be forecast by the surface tension. A specific relation between the surface tension and the graphite shape has been established by experiments. When the surface tension is above 1385 mN/m, nodular graphite occurs. When the surface tension is between 1283 mN/m and 1385 mN/m, vermicular and nodular graphite occurs. When the surface tension is between 1108 mN/m and 1283 mN/m, vermicular graphite occurs. When the surface tension is between 990 mN/m and 1108 mN/m, flake and vermicular graphite occurs. When the surface tension is below 990 mN/m, flake graphite occurs. © 2008 The Japan Institute of Metals.

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Shi, D., Li, D., Gao, G., & Wang, L. (2008). Relation between surface tension and graphite shape in cast iron. Materials Transactions, 49(9), 2163–2165. https://doi.org/10.2320/matertrans.MRP2008165

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