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Online since: July 2015
Authors: M.B.A. Asmael, Roslee Ahmad
Besides modifying the eutectic silicon, it can form a fine dispersion of coherent intermetallic compounds which strengthen the grain boundaries, increasing the strength o f the Al-Si alloys at elevated temperatures.
Acknowledgements This research is funded by Fundamental Research Grant Scheme (FRGS), Vot number 1422, Ministry of Education.
Acknowledgements This research is funded by Fundamental Research Grant Scheme (FRGS), Vot number 1422, Ministry of Education.
Online since: July 2015
Authors: Romulus Pascu, Sergiu Valentin Galaţanu, Nicolae Faur
Simulations of thermal cycles are described by mathematical relations and complex analytical functions [3, 4 and 5], and they have a number of specific parameters such as:
- Peak temperature, Tv in °C
- Cooling time from 800°C to 500°C, t8/5 in s
- Heating and cooling rate
Experimental procedure
The material tested in this study is a 22 mm thick plate of the steel P355NH.
Farbas N., Kurtag A., - Simulation of thermal cycles in steel welding, 1, 3 MoDV, Machine Construction, no. 9, Bucharest, 1978 (in Romanian) [5] Pascu D.R. – The influence of structural factors on the technological characteristics and mechanical properties of low alloyed construction steel subjected to post-welding heat treatments, PhD Thesis, 1983 [6] SR EN 10028-3 – Flat products made of steels for pressure purposes – Part 3: Weldable fine grain steels, normalized
Farbas N., Kurtag A., - Simulation of thermal cycles in steel welding, 1, 3 MoDV, Machine Construction, no. 9, Bucharest, 1978 (in Romanian) [5] Pascu D.R. – The influence of structural factors on the technological characteristics and mechanical properties of low alloyed construction steel subjected to post-welding heat treatments, PhD Thesis, 1983 [6] SR EN 10028-3 – Flat products made of steels for pressure purposes – Part 3: Weldable fine grain steels, normalized
Online since: December 2016
Authors: Yuichi Tadano
The plastic part of velocity gradient is the sum of the slip deformation of all slip and twinning systems as
. (2)
Here and are the slip/twin plane normal and slip/twin direction vectors, respectively, is the shear strain rate, and is the number of slip and twinning systems.
A typical rolling texture of magnesium [8], in which the c-axes of the crystal grains inclined almost parallel to the normal direction to the specimen, is used.
A typical rolling texture of magnesium [8], in which the c-axes of the crystal grains inclined almost parallel to the normal direction to the specimen, is used.
Online since: March 2007
Authors: Yi Fei Gao, Jun Chang Shen, Bo Qun Wu
Force was applied to a SE(B) specimen until unstable brittle fracture occurred in the transition
temperature region in order to obtain the value of cJ , which was then converted to
CJK ( :, EEJK cJC ⋅= elastic modulus).When the number of valid CJK data measured at the
same test temperature is more than six, the reference temperature ( oT ) was determined.
QLT treatment lowers the ductile brittle transition essentially by refining the grain size of the alloy through precipitation of thermally stable austenite in a dense distribution along the boundaries of prior martenite laths, hence destroying the crystallographic alignment of martensite packets and preventing cooperative cleavage[5] .
QLT treatment lowers the ductile brittle transition essentially by refining the grain size of the alloy through precipitation of thermally stable austenite in a dense distribution along the boundaries of prior martenite laths, hence destroying the crystallographic alignment of martensite packets and preventing cooperative cleavage[5] .
Online since: November 2010
Authors: Zhong Cheng Guo, Hui Huang
A number of different metals and metal oxide nanoparticles have so far been encapsulated into the shell of conducting polymers, giving rise to a host of composites [5–6].
As the CeO2 concentration increases, the compactness of the sample increases causing coupling through the grain boundaries to become stronger which could enhance the conductivity.
As the CeO2 concentration increases, the compactness of the sample increases causing coupling through the grain boundaries to become stronger which could enhance the conductivity.
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Yu Xia Yao, Bo Fu Zhang, Dong Mei Bing, Bao Min Yang, Jian Pei Cai
The introduction
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flower production efficiency Ginseng tissue and cell culture morphological characteristics biological characteristics anatomic characteristics Seed growth characteristics and sprouting technology Humus soil cultivated ginseng Forests cultivated ginseng growing environment developmental condition Ginseng cultivation with TV overall design and content Ginseng origin test biological characteristics developmental condition Seed selection and breeding, cultivation techniques diseaseand insect pest prevention Harvesting and processing And storage disease control pest control Pest control integrated control Pesticide use The ginseng of harvest Ginseng processing technology Ginseng storage and safekeeping Fig. 1 Ginseng production television produced the contents and steps )所示》 Fig5.Seedling transplanting refs Fig7.Ginseng flowerin flower Fig6.Ginseng growth period Fig4.Ginseng seedling Fig3.The mergence of ginseng Fig2.Ginseng dry grain
flower production efficiency Ginseng tissue and cell culture morphological characteristics biological characteristics anatomic characteristics Seed growth characteristics and sprouting technology Humus soil cultivated ginseng Forests cultivated ginseng growing environment developmental condition Ginseng cultivation with TV overall design and content Ginseng origin test biological characteristics developmental condition Seed selection and breeding, cultivation techniques diseaseand insect pest prevention Harvesting and processing And storage disease control pest control Pest control integrated control Pesticide use The ginseng of harvest Ginseng processing technology Ginseng storage and safekeeping Fig. 1 Ginseng production television produced the contents and steps )所示》 Fig5.Seedling transplanting refs Fig7.Ginseng flowerin flower Fig6.Ginseng growth period Fig4.Ginseng seedling Fig3.The mergence of ginseng Fig2.Ginseng dry grain
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Yun Hua Xu, Bao Wei Cao
The diffraction profiles reveal that all the Sm-doped BiVO4 powders are well-crystallized and the broad diffraction peaks imply that the crystalline grains are on nanoscale.
The high-magnification SEM image shown inset in Fig. 2b reveals that the peanut-like nanostructures composed of a large number of nanoparticles and with porous structure.
The high-magnification SEM image shown inset in Fig. 2b reveals that the peanut-like nanostructures composed of a large number of nanoparticles and with porous structure.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: H.V. Atkinson, A.J. Smith, S.V. Hainsworth, H.B. Dong, R. Haghayeghi
A number of researchers have used the ESEM with a heating stage to carry out in situ studies of
dynamic processes in metallic systems at high temperatures [2-4].
(a) (b) (c) Fig. 2 (a) shows phases at the grain boundaries.
(a) (b) (c) Fig. 2 (a) shows phases at the grain boundaries.