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Effects of UV‐Thermal Exposure Sequence on the Compressive Performance of FDM‐Printed Polymers
These findings establish aging sequence as a key design parameter for FDM polymers, enabling safer material selection and improved durability of load‐bearing printed components. ABSTRACT Ultraviolet (UV) radiation and elevated temperatures can alter the compressive performance of fused deposition modeled (FDM) polymers, but the combined effects, and ...
Eugene Anachebe +5 more
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Aggregation‐induced enhanced emission for quantification of recycled content in automotive plastics
Quantifying recycled content in four automotive plastics using aggregation‐induced enhanced emission showed that performance was highly dependent on both polymer and additive chemistries. Abstract The use of plastics in the automotive industry is increasing due to their versatility, light weight and affordability.
Saleh S Soomro +2 more
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Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) is widely used in various industries, generating significant post-industrial waste. Mechanical recycling and outdoor exposure are both known to degrade ABS; however, their combined effects under natural conditions ...
Sularman Sularman +2 more
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Expert systems for superalloy studies [PDF]
There are many areas in science and engineering which require knowledge of an extremely complex foundation of experimental results in order to design methodologies for developing new materials or products. Superalloys are an area which fit well into this
Kaukler, William F., Workman, Gary L.
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On the pathway to climate‐neutral steel production, recycling fractions will necessarily increase over time. Since alloying elements will enrich progressively, as they cannot be removed economically from the melt, processes need to be adjusted.
Anindita Chakraborty +3 more
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Literature review on pickling inhibitors and cadmium electroplating processes [PDF]
Because introduction of hydrogen during bright-cadmium electroplating of high strength steels causes hydrogen-stress cracking, a program was undertaken to evaluate various processes and materials. Report describes effectiveness of inhibitors for reducing
Elsea, A. R. +2 more
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In this study, the susceptibility to copper‐induced hot shortness of the alloy 42CrMo4 is investigated by different hot tensile tests, as well as by a detailed analysis of the formed oxidation products. While an enrichment of metallic copper and a penetration of the grain boundaries are observed, no critical reduction of the tensile test properties can
Alexander Gramlich +6 more
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Embrittlement is an environmentally induced fracture that primarily affects metallic materials. This phenomenon occurs when hydrogen is absorbed on the metal surface and penetrates to the core, followed by degrading the mechanical properties in a ...
V. Balaji +6 more
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Testing of uranium nitride fuel in T-111 cladding at 1200 K cladding temperature [PDF]
Two groups of six fuel pins each were assembled, encapsulated, and irradiated in the Plum Brook Reactor. The fuel pins employed uranium mononitride (UN) in a tantalum alloy clad.
Rohal, R. G. +2 more
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The phase transformation behavior of a hypoeutectoid steel is studied in comparison with alloys containing higher concentrations of tramp elements, simulating high recycling rates. The examination of microstructures reveals that the tramp elements facilitate the formation of displacive phases along with retained austenite.
Lukas Hatzenbichler +7 more
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