Stainless steel can be divided into four types: austenitic, martensitic, ferritic and duplex stainless steel.This is based on the metallurgical organisation of the stainless steel at room temperature. When mild steel is heated to 1550°F, its organisation changes from the ferrite phase at room temperature to the austenite phase. Upon cooling, the mild steel changes back to ferrite. The austenite present at elevated temperatures is non-magnetic and is less strong and tougher than room temperature ferrite.When the Cr content in the steel is greater than 16%, the room temperature ferrite organisation is fixed so that the steel remains ferrite over all temperature ranges. Therefore, called ferritic stainless steel. When the Cr content is greater than 17 per cent and the Ni content is greater than 7 per cent, the austenite phase is fixed so that the austenite state is maintained from low temperatures to almost the melting point of the range.
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