Lecture on Ductile-to-Brittle Transition

[@kennywisth382]

You’re a gem sir. Thank you.

[@wajahata6481]

Very simply and clearly explained... 👍

[@DesolateZombie]

Thank you so much for the explanation of the DBTT for a Charpy impact test! This helped me complete a homework assignment where the professor didn't teach it in lecture!

[@ahmedriazrana5289]

You are a legend Sir!

[@nilufargh]

Super helpful! Thank you so much for your great video :)

[@davidagha183]

Thank you

[@klakshmanreddy8232]

nice video sir

[@varshithchauhan2361]

Very helpful thank you 👍🤗🤗

[@yarlapatiakshay26]

@Jed Lyons PhD PE Sir is DBTT seen in Martensite

[@klakshmanreddy8232]

can u make the video on iron carbide diagram with examples in real time usage

[@shivamkesharwani1344]

I will make soon

[@waheedmia1314]

why does pure metals tend to have a definite transition temperature ?

[@waleedjaved9905]

Because they don't contain any impurities (alloys) which alter the transition temperature depending upon their content present in the host metal.

[@ashuanand115]

Thank you