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Introduction U–Mo dispersion fuels in Al-alloys are being developed to fulfill the requirements of low enriched uranium in research and test reactors.
During irradiation and thermal annealing, an interaction occurs between the U-Mo alloy and the surrounding aluminium matrix.
For SP2, an automatic optical adjustment system enables to control the size of the windows aiming for local micro analysis.
Kim Low-temperature irradiation behavior of uranium–molybdenum alloy dispersion fuel, J.
Dubois, Evidence for the presence of U–Mo–Al ternary compounds in the U–Mo/Al interaction layer grown by thermal annealing: a coupled micro X-ray diffraction and micro X-ray absorption spectroscopy study, J.

The aim of this study is to investigate and optimize the friction stir process to produce localized particle reinforced zones in cast aluminum components.
The grey color represented the aluminum base, and those larger lighter particles (~2 μm) were Al-Cu compound precipitations that were broken up during FSP.
Shigematsu, Friction stir process as a new manufacturing technique of ultrafine grained aluminum alloy, Journal of Materials Science Letters 21 (2002) 1473-1476
Pan, Effects of friction stir processing on mechanical properties of the cast aluminum alloys A319 and A356, Scripta Materialia 53 (2005) 201-206
Williams, Microstructural refinement and property enhancement of cast light alloys via friction stir processing, Scripta Materialia, 58 (2008) 361-366.

Commercial applications of superplastic forming are restricted to aluminium and titanium alloys and to a lesser extent certain steels and nickel alloys.
In vitro properties of SPF titanium alloys - immersion in simulated body fluid.
The apatite on SP700 alloy and alloys treated with Deguvest are clearly less dense.
Based on the current observations and the findings of Scrimgeour it is possible to make the tentative observation that since pyrophosphates are the dominant phase in Wirovest investment, these compounds may be responsible for the increased apatite density.
Nogami, Journal of Crystal Growth 2002, 235, 235

Journal of Rare Earths, 28 (1), (2010), 150-152
Journal of Rare Earths, 29 (1), (2011), 39-43
Journal of alloys and compounds, 486(1-2), (2009), 549-553
Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 779, (2019), 892-899
Journal of alloys and compounds, 374(1-2), (2004), 56-59

The Fe-O functional group, which is a characteristic of magnetite compounds, is at wavenumber 752 cm-1 [16], [17].
In this study, the aim of adding the PEO/PMMA has been used to control the stabilization of particle size and control the design of the crystal structure still on the octahedral structure [23].
Taufiq et al., “Dependence of PEO content in the preparation of Fe3O4/PEO/TMAH ferrofluids and their antibacterial activity,” Journal of Polymer Research, vol. 27, no. 5, pp. 1–10, 2020
Mazali, “Co-precipitation synthesis of (Zn-Mn)-co-doped magnetite nanoparticles and their application in magnetic hyperthermia,” Journal of Alloys and Compounds, vol. 779, pp. 698–705, Mar. 2019, doi: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2018.11.280
Ruey-Shin, “Synthesis of magnetic Fe3O4/activated carbon nanocomposites with high surface area as recoverable adsorbents,” Journal of the Taiwan Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2018

Introduction Over the last two decades, Fe-Mn-Si-Cr-Ni-Co shape memory stainless steels (SMSS) have drawn considerable attention as a cost-effective alternative to non-ferrous (NiTi and Cu based) conventional shape memory alloys.
Zhou: Journal of Materials Science Vol. 41 (2006), p. 3441
Espinoux: Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 375 (2008), p. 52
Kuri: Journal of Alloys and Compounds Vol. 509 (2011), p. 5376
Spagnol: Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 375 (2008), p. 65

The microstructure of the MZ in a joint is strongly affected by two phenomena occurring during solidification, i.e, dendritic growth and solute partitioning, with consequent formation of carbides, borides and other metallic compounds.
Low melting compounds may give rise to micro-cracks after post-welding heat treatments [10] and local residual stresses arise in the MZ which can induce the failure of mechanical parts [11-12].
Heslop in ”The Nimonic Alloys, and Other Nickel-Base High-TempratureAlloys”, New York, 1974
Paulonis, Transient Liquid Phase Bonding: A New Method for Joining Heat Resistant Alloys, Weld J., 53 (1974) 203-214
Tillack, Welding Journal 86 (2007) 28-32

At last, the experiments have been set up to verify the simulations.Nowadays, finite element method with software simulation can help engineers to predict the springback angle.Compare to the trial-and-error method, the FEM method can save a lot of time and money.It is important to minimise the springback angle and longitidianl strain in the roll forming porcess.The aim of this paper is to figure out the spring back angles with different materials in roll forming prcess and the influence of the factors on bow defect. 1.
International Journal of Mechanical Sciences. 107 (2006) 43–57
[4] Sukmoo Hong, Seungyoon Lee, Naksoo Kim, A parametric study on forming length in roll forming, Journal of Material Processing Technology. 103 (2001) 774-778
Journal of Alloys and Compounds. 650 (2015) 436-443 [6] Q.
Journal of materials processing technology. 202 (2008) 275-282., Vol. 202, pp. 275-282, 2008.

This work aims at elucidating the combined effects of prior austenite deformation and Cr content on continuous cooling phase transformation, microstructure and hardness in the case of a newly developed low-carbon bainitic steel.
Compared to the more highly alloyed steel A, hardness is more sensitive to CR and austenite deformation (see Fig. 2c and d).
Over the wide range of cooling rates 2 to 80 °C/s, hardness increased from 207 to 261 HV, when alloying with 1 wt.% Cr, but only from 297 to 337 HV when alloying with 4 wt.% Cr
Liang, The influence of chromium on the pearlite-austenite transformation kinetics of the Fe–Cr–C ternary steels, Journal of Alloys and Compounds. 648 (2015) 494–499. doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2015.06.259
Grajcar, Influence of plastic deformation on CCT-diagrams of new-developed microalloyed steel, Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering. 51 (2012) 78–89

The aim of present work was: 1) to provide the experimental evidence of hydrogen ingress into the metal at cavitation and 2) to check the hydrogen behavior in metal subjected to cavitation and the synergistic effects of hydrogen and cavitation in the metal damage.
Man: Synergistic effect of cavitation erosion and corrosion of various engineering alloys in 3.5% NaCl solution.
Polish Journal of Environmental Studies 18 (2009) 33-38 [6] B.
J. of Alloys and Compounds 404-406C (2005) 269-272 [8] J.O’M.