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Very helpful video to understand concepts. Thanks for sharing
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Nice explanation sir
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Very usefulThank you
This is probably the best video out there for this topic. To the point and easy to understand. Great work!!
Thank you sir
very coprehensive and informative
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That was so nice presentation. thank you sirI would love to ask if you can hold the same presentation but now using ternary phase diagram and talk about precipitation hardening if possible at any time from now
thanks alot sir!!
perfect
Sir why do the precipitates form inside the grains not at the grain boundaries?
hi sir. i want to ask. if i want to do age hardening and hardness test afterwards, should i wait the material to cool down first after age hardening or should i immediately do the hardness test of the hot specimen?
Precipitation of fine particles improves strength because it act as obstacle to Dislocation motion etc. But hardness is improved why sir
I have a question Sir, is there a difference between precipitation hardening and age hardening?
Waah sir waah
good explanation sir
Precipitation is phase transformation only. If it's true is the nucleation of precipitate happening homogeneous (as observed from diagram drawn in this video)
Sir finner precipitate means more hardness. Is that the reason tempered martensite is harder than bainite
Thank you Sir, it is clear for me to understand better on the aging and over aging mechanism. I would like to watch this video again and again!
Sir you must write a book explaining these concepts. It will be very useful for students
Sir this is one of the best material science class ever. I was about to clap my hands when you explained the TTT diagram and how quench and age gives fine ppt.
great video sir, really helpful. I think GP Zones and the consequent precipitates and coherency should have been discussed, but otherwise great to understand the basic concept and i understand if it was intentionally left out during course design
very well eplanation, thank you verymuch Prof.
again sir, thank you so much.
15:56 Isn't it theta precipitate formation instead of alpha precipitate formation ?
Hi, after artificial aging, whether aluminum will still undergo an aging process?
Sir, during MARAGING process in low C alloy(Co,Ni) steel, after quenching the steel it goes through age hardning process.Sir, my question is, in MARAGING process this age hardening process is carried out at what temperature, just above the martensite start temperature or just below the martensite start temperature?Also, if possible, please briefly explain the entire process of MARAGING.Sir, different sources online are providing conflicting answers.
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Can you tell me about Al-GHS 1300, sir?
The best lecture I could find to date, in make up of metals mixed for products in a very wide rang of applications for use.Job well done
Sir phosphorus bronz me Kya red phosphorus use hota hai.
Pls tell us a aluminum alloy grades in india
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