Eutectoid transformation-Technical glossary-Bodycote Plc

Eutectoid transformation

The breaking down of a single solid phase into two different solid phases as it cools.

Eutectoid transformations take place at a single temperature and composition and generally give rise to a distinctive structure. For example, pearlite is formed by the eutectoid transformation of austenite containing 0.8% carbon, at a temperature of 723ºC

Eutectoid transformation

The breaking down of a single solid phase into two different solid phases as it cools.

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