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Online since: August 2007
Authors: Nelli N. Alexandrova, Paulo M.M. Vila Real
[2] analyzed stress distributions in elastically anisotropic rotating disks (both single ones and a number
of concentric rings forming a unit) under the action of centrifugal forces, temperature gradient and misfit
conditions.
From the physical point of view, it is valid, for example, when during manufacture grains are directionally solidified in the radial direction or when metal-matrix composites are reinforced with continuous fibers wrapped around the annulus [7, 8].
From the physical point of view, it is valid, for example, when during manufacture grains are directionally solidified in the radial direction or when metal-matrix composites are reinforced with continuous fibers wrapped around the annulus [7, 8].
Online since: June 2008
Authors: A. Di Paola, M. Addamo, M. Bellardita, E. García-López, G. Marcì, L. Palmisano
As shown in Table 1, although the various films were deposited under the same experimental
conditions (type of precursor, number of dip coating steps, kind of glass support, calcination
temperature), the thicknesses resulted very different.
The average grain diameter was about 70 nm, in excellent agreement with the SEM results.
The average grain diameter was about 70 nm, in excellent agreement with the SEM results.
Online since: January 2005
Authors: E. Sarath K. Menon, Madan G. Mendiratta
An Nb3Si alloy containing 20at% Ti contained
Nb5Si3 phase in the core of the Nb3Si grains.
Cyclic oxidation experiments conducted on a large number of alloys can be classified together and Figures 5 illustrates some examples.
Cyclic oxidation experiments conducted on a large number of alloys can be classified together and Figures 5 illustrates some examples.
Online since: December 2009
Authors: Ilhem Kriba, A. Djebaili
Plasma Arc Process
Fig1: Plasma spray principle
Conventional coating properties depend on three sub-systems on which the operator can exercise
some control:
1- Plasma formation and its interaction with its environment,
2- Powder and its injection with the resulting particle parameters (temperature, diameter, velocity,
number flux) at impact,
3- Splat formation, splat layering and coating formation.
2-1.
Other key features of thermal spray deposits are their generally very fine grain structures and columnar orientation (Fig.5).
Other key features of thermal spray deposits are their generally very fine grain structures and columnar orientation (Fig.5).
Online since: March 2010
Authors: Zhu Feng Yue, Kun Rong Jia
Even in the heat-affected zone, there are different
metallurgical structures (e.g. fine and coarse grained regions).
Material properties In FE modeling, a weld is usually assumed to consist of a number of distinct material zones, each of which has constant material properties.
Material properties In FE modeling, a weld is usually assumed to consist of a number of distinct material zones, each of which has constant material properties.
Online since: May 2004
Authors: M. Bengisu, W.G. Fahrenholtz
After oxidation in O2 at 1400°C, the Al-Fe-Si interlayer appears to be
made up of distinct grains in contrast to the structure of the metallic layer for the sample brazed
with pure Al (Fig. 1a).
This work was partly funded by the Turkish Research Council (TÜBİTAK) under contract number MİSAG-175 (100M098) and is greatly appreciated.
This work was partly funded by the Turkish Research Council (TÜBİTAK) under contract number MİSAG-175 (100M098) and is greatly appreciated.
Online since: July 2006
Authors: Timothy J. Bastow, Anita J. Hill
Specifically the alloys examined were Al-1.7Cu [1] and Al-1.05Cu-1.7Mg [2,3]
(where the numbers represent at%).
Once these vacancies have migrated to sinks (surfaces, interfaces, grain boundaries, dislocations) the diffusion rate for Cu falls by several orders of magnitude to its temperature dependent equilibrium value in Al.
Once these vacancies have migrated to sinks (surfaces, interfaces, grain boundaries, dislocations) the diffusion rate for Cu falls by several orders of magnitude to its temperature dependent equilibrium value in Al.
Online since: July 2016
Authors: K. Thoeni, A. Effeindzourou, A. Giacomini, Bruno Chareyre
In order to limit the number of parameters they are the same for soil and inclusion except that no moments are considered for all contacts with spheres (i.e., ).
In Powders and Grains 2005, volume 2, pages 1375–1378, 2005
In Powders and Grains 2005, volume 2, pages 1375–1378, 2005