EN-GJS-450-10 | 5.3107 | Graphite classification and fracture appearance in tensile test
| Numeric designation | 5.3107 |
|---|---|
| Chemical designation | EN-GJS-450-10 |
| State | Graphite classification and fracture appearance in tensile test |
| Etching | 3% Nital |
The microstructure of this ductile iron consists of approx. 50/50 ferrite and pearlite. The minimum tensile strength is 450 MPa, the minimum elongation at fracture is 10%.
Graphite classification according to EN ISO 945-1:2019
- Graphite form VI
- Guide number for the size range: 6
The SEM images show a force fracture by tensile testing. The fracture is predominantly ductile (with coarse honeycombs around the graphite balls and micro-honeycombs on the combs), but also contains cleavage fracture components.
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