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hyper-eutectoid steel

 

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Noun hyper-eutectoid steel has 1 sense
  1. hyper-eutectoid steel - a steel that contains more than 0.9% carbon
    --1 is a kind of
    carbon steel

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Hyper-eutectoid Steel

Definition: Hyper-eutectoid steel refers to a type of steel with a carbon content greater than the eutectoid composition, which is the point at which the steel transitions from austenite to a mixture of ferrite and cementite during the cooling process.

Sense 1: (Noun) In metallurgy, hyper-eutectoid steel is a steel alloy that contains more than 0.8% carbon by weight, making it suitable for applications requiring high hardness and wear resistance.

Example sentence: The hyper-eutectoid steel used in the production of cutting tools ensures enhanced durability and superior cutting performance.

Sense 2: (Adjective) When describing the composition of a steel product, the term hyper-eutectoid signifies that the carbon content exceeds the eutectoid composition.

Example sentence: This hyper-eutectoid steel rod has a carbon content of 1.2%, providing excellent tensile strength and toughness.

Sense 3: (Local) In local industry jargon, hyper-eutectoid steel may refer to a specific type of steel commonly used or manufactured in a particular region, known for its unique properties or applications.

Example sentence: The local blacksmiths are well-known for their exceptional craftsmanship in shaping hyper-eutectoid steel into traditional weaponry.

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