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Gray irons

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See under Fire, n.

See also: Iron



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However, gray irons exhibit a nonlinear stress-strain response, even at small strains; the "elastic" modulus varies nor only with the degree of strain, but with deformation history as well.
The bone of contention is whether it's in your best interests to pay a premium for carbide-free high-strength gray irons and realize the cost saving from improved machinability.
Onsoien, SINTEF, Norway, studied the inclusions that may act as nucleation sites for graphite in over-inoculated gray irons (01-094).
 
 
 
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