Lecture 35 : TTT curves for Steel

[@Tushar-ye7no]

sir it was really helpful to understand concept

[@clownttt]

Amazing!
Even as a brazilian, it was very easy to understand.

[@DevA-17-96]

Superv sir, its easy to understand.tks sir.

[@shubhampatel7355]

thank you so much sir for such a clear explanation of complicated topic

[@ANAND1234550]

I think X transformation data should me write on Y axis instead of X axis because X-axis is Time.

[@GudduKumar-vp7pf]

Very good explanation

[@yogendersingh3588]

Thank You Sir

[@sivasankar4983]

so....thankful to u....sir

[@SandeepGupta-uj1wu]

There is some correction in diagram. And thank you sir for clearing concept.

[@TheIgnorant911]

thankyou very much sir

[@johnwilliams221]

Hello, I am wondering if the curve on the right side labelled "ending" does that curve line always eventually come back to the left side towards where temperature is measured? or does that right side line continue on its trajectory past where the number 400f is? Thank you.

[@mounikapupuri4452]

thank u sir

[@anudeepakkana9182]

At 20:32..... Cracks occur due to density difference of austenite and martensite or thermal stresses during quenching ???? Cause mechanics of martensite formation is non diffusional or athermal right ?

[@skatanafas5784]

do you have lecture for CCT diagram?

[@kartikkaushik9811]

Thank you cutie pitootie

[@Nikhil-lp4bi]

Hind me bato na bhai

[@jrmikulec]

Total gibberish for a whole minute starting at 10:00.

[@siddhartharaja9413]

You should explain in hindi!

[@mahyar7126]

good mentioning details but with very hard accent to understand,sadly :-(

[@mehulrathod1360]

sir plz ,say in hindi

[@tazimkhan3277]

you should speak English plzzzz

[@anuragpandey3109]

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[@jeetprajapati1353]

it's good ...but..not perfect........but my concept is clear......all viewers are not english medium .......so..you must say hindi..little