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Online since: March 2007
Authors: Murray W. Mahoney, Christian B. Fuller, William H. Bingel, Michael Calabrese
Because FSP for our application requires covering large surface areas, we raster or traverse a number of times, each pass overlapping the previous (see below).
A number of raster patterns can be envisioned including linear, spiral (in or out) in either circular or rectangular patterns.
This resulted in a friction stir processed zone with a very homogeneous fine grain microstructure without the advancing side, softer "banded" inter-pass microstructure (figure 4b).
Online since: February 2006
Authors: Sun Jae Kim, Han Cheol Choe, Yeong Mu Ko
The pit size and number of non coated Co-Cr alloy is severely attacked along with grain boundaries Centrifugal casting� High frequency induction casting Vacuum pressure casting Non (TiN) A alloy� B alloy C alloy A alloy B alloy C alloy A alloy B alloy C alloy I corr (A/�)� 1.88X10-7 (7.49X10-6) 1.42X10-6 (1.19X10-6)� 5.13X10-7 (8.14X10-6)� 1.65X10-7 (1.50X10-6)� 6.62X10-7 (5.93X10-7)� 1.39X10-7 (7.81X10-6)� 1.81X10-7 (6.78X10-6)� 8.87X10-7 (7.14X10-8)� 1.20X10-7 (6.80X10-6)� I 300m V (A/�)� 1.06X10-6 (9.00X10-5)� 1.65X10-1 (8.64X10-5) 1.80X10-4 (1.20X10-4) 3.35X10-4 (2.24X10-6) 4.26XX10-2 (7.22X10-5) 1.09X10-4 (2.90X10-5) 4.19X10-4 (6.00X10-5) 2.58X10-2 (6.89X10-5) 1.43X10-4 (5.00X10-5) E corr (mV)� -461 (-422) -373 (-330) -401 (-394) -381 (-289) -287 (-355) -475 (-261) -444 (-245) -268 (-260) - 436 (-309) E pit (mV)� +720 (+830)� +130 (+150) +740 (+900)
Summary The number of casting defects of samples decreased in the order of centrifugal casting , high frequency induction casting, and vacuum pressure casting method due to increment of casting density, especially, pore defects were found at part of minor connector because of thin casting thickness in the case of centrifugal casting method.
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Xiao Yu Zhao, Jin Di Wang, Tao Wei, Jian Tian
In 1979, efficient Cage Separator came out, in the theoretically of election powder machine it retained the Whirlwind Separator’s advantages that were the little dust circulation and reducing interference drop, and overcame the centrifugal separator’s fundamental weaknesses of uneven wind speed in separator area as well as side wall effect, so that sorting grain size was stable, separation was clear and separator efficiency of fine particle was improved.
The work principles of roller press: Roller Press through two opposite rotating pressure rollers under the high pressure applied loads of the hydraulic cylinder, squeezed material through the intervening into a compact flat-shaped pieces of material, materials between the two roll-off are affected extrusion in mean pressure of about 70-85MPa which makes the particulate material crushing and grinding, and produces a large number of cracks within the particles so as to improve the grindability of materials.
Item number: E-Teaching and research date 6 [2009] CXY2009B17.
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Zhi Dong Xiang, Xi Tang, H. Pan, X. Chen, Ze Xi Yuan, Run Wu
At a much larger magnification, a dense and equiaxed grain morphology was revealed (Fig. 3b), which is a typical feature of the slow growing α-Al2O3 scale [19-20].
For steel A, the original grinding marks were no longer observable on the surface at 3000 h oxidation (Fig. 3c), which, instead, covered by a loosely packed oxide scale with large numbers of micropores (Fig. 3c and d), signifying that the scale formed was rather thick.
And also, beneath the oxide scale, a large diffusion zone formed with a thickness of approximately 85 μm in which large numbers of needle shaped precipitates were present as shown by the enlarged image in Fig. 4c.
Online since: April 2020
Authors: Manh Truong Nguyen, Huu Thanh Nguyen, Huu Hue Nguyen
Smooth filler (stone powder) is put into mixed materials with the purpose of adding fine-grained content to aggregate to create aggregate with continuous particle composition with small pore ratio, surface ratio of aggregate reasonably reduces bitumen consumption while still ensuring the required viscosity, with a certain bitumen content, when the proportion of the components of the aggregate is optimal, the composite material will have optimum viscosity. [4, 5, 10].
The selected planning model is the second nonlinear statistical model; the two optimal levels have the following form: Y = bo + b1x1 + b2x2 + b12x1x2 + b11x12 + b22x22 (1) Experimental number: N = 2n + 2n + No = 22 + 2x2 + 1 = 9.
- Number of samples needed: for each scenario experiment with pairs of stone size and corresponding viscosity required at least 3 samples, total 13 x 3 = 39 samples.
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Hui Li, Jin He Fan, Hai Hong Fan
Although researchers to bubbling fluidized bed flow characteristics inside the large number of experiments and numerical simulation, but because the gas solid two phase flow of complexity, the flow characteristics inside the fluidized bed research remains to be in the further.
Gas distributor is a plate with a certain number of holes.
In the static bed height is 300mm, due to bubbles not closed, the bubbles left no grain, there is no analysis on the left of bubble particle.
Online since: May 2025
Authors: Ojo S. I. Fayomi, Ugbede W. Abuh
Row number one is for the development of the control sample.
The Rockwell hardness number of the samples was then evaluated using ASTM E18 standards.
Vafaeian, Influence of grain refinement on the electrochemical behaviour of AISI 430 ferritic stainless steel in an alkaline solution.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Md Tahmidur Rahman, Anthony S. Cabrera, A. Tarefder Rafiqul
Current Test Protocols The current accepted standards for determining resilient modulus are: § Determining the Resilient Modulus of Soils and Aggregate Materials (AASHTO T 307-99) § Harmonized Test Methods for Laboratory Determination of Resilient Modulus for Flexible Pavement Design (NCHRP 1-28A) There are various differences and similarities between the two standards related to deformation and load cell location, stress sequences(number, load duration, magnitudes), load pulse form and compaction methods.
Required number of blows per lift (n) can be calculated using Eq. 1 recommended in NCHRP 1-28A: n=CE*VN*W*h (1) whereV, W, and h are the volume of the specimen, weight of drop hammer (10 lbf), and drop height (1.5 ft) respectively.
Lambe: Resilient Modulus Measurement of Fine-Grained Subgrade Soils,Transportation Research Record 1687, pp.1-12; Transportation Research Board (1999).
Online since: August 2018
Authors: Xiao Lei Li, Ya Yu Su, Zhi Hao Zhao, Jian He, Hui Jie Tang
Because increase of porosity and size of pores in the bonding layer causes that the glass liquid penetrates into the bonding coating and part of glass liquid adheres to MoSi2 grains[15].
With increase of PMMA content, the number of thermal shock cycles gradually increases.
The MoSi2-BAS-P5 (Fig. 6 (b) and (g)) and MoSi2-BAS-P10 (Fig. 6 (c) and (h)) coatings still cohere with porous matrix when the number of thermal shock cycles reaches 95 times.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Babs Mufutau Oyeneyin, Amol Bali, Ebenezer Adom
Preliminary Results and Discussion There are number of horizontal well flow models in the market.
Butler’s rate equation for steam assisted gravity drainage is not addressing the number of issues like the anisotropic conditions, well locations, well parameters, rheology of heavy oil with steam, relative permeability of oil and grain compaction due to high temperature and high drawdown. 3.
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