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Research Progress of Electropulsing-Assisted Machining Technology for Difficult-to-Machine Metal Materials. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Sun J, Xia S, Huang C, Li Q.
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Atomic Insight into the Nano-Grinding Mechanism of Reaction-Bonded Silicon Carbide: Effect of Abrasive Size. [PDF]
Micromachines (Basel)Mo H, Chen X, Luo C, Cai X.
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Investigation of area-dependent high-power failure of film bulk acoustic resonators. [PDF]
Microsyst NanoengWei Y +7 more
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A Review on Hot Tearing of Steels
International Journal of Metalcasting, 2021 Hot tearing is a common solidification defect in both continuous cast steels and foundry shaped castings, which has a significant impact on the quality of the final products. It is a complex phenomenon that involves both the thermal and mechanical conditions and chemical element segregation that evolves during casting process.
Yanru Lu +2 more
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Hot Tearing in Cast Aluminum Alloys
Materials Science Forum, 2011 MPI and CANMET, both members of the Light Metal Alliance, launched a research project to study hot tearing in aluminum alloys. In this project, a reliable test method to quantitatively evaluate hot tearing was developed, and the processing variables affecting hot tearing tendency were also investigated.
Shimin Li +2 more
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Hot tearing in aluminium alloys [PDF]
, 2011 Hot tearing continues to be a major problem in both Direct Chill (DC) and shape casting of aluminium alloys. It can limit productivity and influence the viability of casting some alloy compositions. While the underlying cause of hot tearing is understood i.e.
David Viano
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Recent advances in hot tearing during casting of aluminium alloys
Progress in Materials Science, 2021 Hot tearing is one of the most severe and irreversible casting defects for many metallic materials. In 2004, Eskin et al. published a review paper in which the development of hot tearing of aluminium alloys was evaluated (Eskin and Suyitno, 2004 ...
Qiang Du, Hongxiang Li, Linzhong Zhuang
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, 2007 Hot tearing is one of most severe casting defects and contributes to increased scrap rate and reduced productivity particularly in the VDC casting process. Extensive work has therefore been conducted to improve the understanding of the mechanisms at play.
Lu, L. +3 more
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Chemical Additions to Reduce Hot Tearing in the Cast House
, 2012 Hot tear susceptibility in VDC casting is strongly affected by the chemical additions of alloys, hardeners and grain refiners. This paper assesses a few different approaches to reducing hot tearing in the cast house. Grain refinement is one commonly used approach, including dosing at cast start.
Sweet, L. +4 more
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