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ferrite /ˈfɛrʌɪt /noun [mass noun]1A ceramic compound consisting of a mixed oxide of iron and one or more other metals which has ferrimagnetic properties and is used in high-frequency electrical components such as aerials.He said that in this approach the core can be a highly magnetic material like iron or iron alloys, while the shell can be a mixed metal ferrite with tailored resistivity....- Some of the physical incidents in haunts, including interference with electrical equipment and movement of objects with ferrite components, may also be due to anomalous electromagnetic conditions.
- The remainder enters into solid solution in the ferrite with the non-carbide forming elements nickel and silicon.
2 Metallurgy A form of pure iron with a body-centred cubic crystal structure, occurring in low-carbon steel.Trip steels have a microstructure with retained austenite, ferrite and martensite....- The microstructure is thus converted to ferrite, and the excess carbon is deposited on the existing nodules.
- They exhibit an austenitic matrix, although several grades also contain some ferrite.
Derivativesferritic /fɛˈrɪtɪk/ adjectivesense 2. ...- All of the ferritic types are considered weldable with the majority of the welding processes except for the free machining grade 430F, which contains high sulphur content.
- In the cast stainless steels structures may be austenitic, ferritic, martensitic, or ferric-austenitic (duplex).
- There is another important group of stainless steels which are essentially ferritic in structure.
OriginMid 19th century: from Latin ferrum 'iron' + -ite1. |