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Rotary friction welding of steel E355 and the aluminum alloy EN AW‐6082 can lead to the formation of brittle intermetallic phases. The primary process parameters are varied in order to determine their influence on this intermetallic phase formation and the resulting mechanical properties.
Laura Huber +4 more
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Achieving High Strength and High Conductivity of Cu-6 wt%Ag Sheets by Controlling the Aging Cooling Rate. [PDF]
Zhang Z +7 more
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THE INFLUENCE OF COOLING RATE IN QUENCHING ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Buntaro Otani
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Influence of Cirrus Clouds on the Infrared Cooling Rate in the Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere [PDF]
Douglas A. Roewe, Kuo‐Nan Liou
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This study identifies 12 wt% indium (In) as the optimal composition for Sn0.5Ag0.7Cu5Bi solder joints, achieving 87% ductile fracture and 81% suppression of intermetallic compound (IMC) growth versus 4 wt% In. High‐In alloys (15–17 wt%) show abnormal IMC thickening due to thermal activation.
Liuwei Wang +11 more
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Influence of Cooling Rate on Crystallization Behavior of Semi-Crystalline Polypropylene: Experiments and Mathematical Modeling. [PDF]
Hu Y +8 more
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Ti‐6Al‐4V samples produced by laser‐powder bed fusion are tested for static and dynamic mechanical properties to systematically evaluate the effects of surface roughness and internal porosity when using productivity parameters. The most detrimental impact to fatigue is caused by surface roughness, lack of fusion and keyhole porosity in descending order.
Julian Emanuel Gunther Schulz +4 more
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Data on the cooling rate using nano carbon-fluid quenching medium and its effect on the hardness of S45C steel. [PDF]
Riza RI, Ilman KA.
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Copper addition profoundly impacts MoNbTi multiprincipal element alloys. This study reveals copper's dual role, promoting microstructural refinement and strengthening intermetallics at optimal concentrations. An ideal copper content significantly boosts hardness and compressive strength, achieving superior mechanical performance.
Eder Lopes Ortiz +6 more
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