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Materials Science and Engineering C: Materials for Biological Applications, 2021
S. Sidhu, H. Singh, M. Gepreel
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S. Sidhu, H. Singh, M. Gepreel
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Alloy design and adaptation for additive manufacture
Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 2022A. Clare +7 more
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High-entropy intermetallics: from alloy design to structural and functional properties
Rare Metals, 2022Hang Wang, Q. He, Yong Yang
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Rapid alloy design from superior eutectic high-entropy alloys
Scripta Materialia, 2022Qingfeng Wu +6 more
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Journal of Materials Engineering, 1990
The zinc-aluminum alloys are capable of being used as replacements for bronze alloys in a variety of bearing applications, often at lower cost. Improved wear resistance and lack of environmental impact are two critical reasons for conversion to zinc bearings.
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The zinc-aluminum alloys are capable of being used as replacements for bronze alloys in a variety of bearing applications, often at lower cost. Improved wear resistance and lack of environmental impact are two critical reasons for conversion to zinc bearings.
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1998
Abstract This chapter describes the various phases that form in tool steels, starting from the base of the Fe-C system to the effects of the major alloying elements. The emphasis is on the phases themselves: their chemical compositions, crystal structures, and properties.
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Abstract This chapter describes the various phases that form in tool steels, starting from the base of the Fe-C system to the effects of the major alloying elements. The emphasis is on the phases themselves: their chemical compositions, crystal structures, and properties.
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1977
The mechanical designer must effect a compromise between the costs of a large factor of safety, the cost of high hardness or high crack-initiation resistance, and the cost of high resistance to crack propagation, along with any necessary inspection during service. The economics of recycling will ultimately become a factor. Available equations are given
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The mechanical designer must effect a compromise between the costs of a large factor of safety, the cost of high hardness or high crack-initiation resistance, and the cost of high resistance to crack propagation, along with any necessary inspection during service. The economics of recycling will ultimately become a factor. Available equations are given
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