karbidfázisok
Karbidfázisok refer to the distinct crystalline structures or solid solutions that can form when carbon atoms incorporate into a metal lattice. These phases are crucial in understanding the properties of many alloys, particularly steels and cast irons. The specific type and arrangement of carbon within the metal's structure dictate the material's hardness, strength, ductility, and wear resistance.
In ferrous metallurgy, the most common carbide phase is cementite (Fe3C), which is a hard and brittle
The formation and stability of different carbide phases are governed by thermodynamic principles and are influenced