WHICH IS HARD MATERIAL CAST IRON OR MILD STEEL?
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Answer / ranjeet
cast iron
Because %of C is more in cast iron than mild steel.
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Answer / mohit vishnoi
cast iron is more harder than mild steel.. because cast iron has more carbon than mild steel...... carbon present in cast iron is around 2-3% & in mild steel .03-.2%. so generally more carbon mean hardness is more...
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Answer / renjith pillai
cast iron due to the excess carbon content than mild steel.
the more carbon content, the more hardness will be..
but it reduces the weldability due to this hardness, it is
brittle too...
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