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The Tapering Length of Needles in Martensite/Martensite Macrotwins
AbstractWe study needle formation at martensite/martensite macro interfaces in shape-memory alloys. We characterize the scaling of the energy in terms of the needle tapering length and the transformation strain, both in geometrically linear and in finite elasticity.
Sergio Conti, Barbara Zwicknagl
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Martensitic transformation in zirconiaPart II. Martensite growth [PDF]
23 pages, 11 ...
Deville, Sylvain +2 more
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Building Hierarchical Martensite [PDF]
AbstractMartensitic materials show a complex, hierarchical microstructure containing structural domains separated by various types of twin boundaries. Several concepts exist to describe this microstructure on each length scale, however, there is no comprehensive approach bridging the whole range from the nano‐ up to the macroscopic scale.
Stefan Schwabe +9 more
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Funktionalisierung faserverstärkter Hochleistungsbetone mittels Formgedächtnislegierungen
Abstract Faserverstärkte (Ultra‐)Hochleistungsbetone ((U)HPC) werden bereits seit den 1970er Jahren in großen Mengen für die Herstellung von Betonfertigteilen verwendet. Fasern werden eingesetzt, um die Zugfestigkeit zu erhöhen und sprödes Versagen in duktiles Nachbruchverhalten umzuwandeln.
Bernhard Middendorf +2 more
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Data sources, including steel melt composition, meta and sensor process data, as well as measurement errors are used to explain the variance in core hardness of 18CrNi8 nozzle bodies after industrial heat treatment. Traditional physical models are compared with data‐driven machine learning models in order to predict deviation of core hardness from the ...
Y. Lingelbach +4 more
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Abstract Welding is by far the most widely used metal joining method. High‐Frequency Mechanical Impact (HFMI) treatment and Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) remelting are two post‐weld treatment methods that aim to enhance the strength of the steel. In this paper, the improvement in residual stress and material characteristic obtained with these methods are ...
Hassan Al‐Karawi
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Laser beam welding of heat‐treatable steel is challenging due to martensitic hardening. Before welding local laser pre‐tempering of the welding zone with an oscillating defocused laser beam is investigated. Therefore the beam was guided over the surface using a 3D scanner optics. Thus the cooling rates and the resulting martensitic structure within the
F. Steidle +4 more
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Electron beam surface treatments are excellently suited to increase the surface hardness of cast iron by a factor of 2–4, which provide a good basis for improved support of thinner layers, as produced during coating, nitriding or boriding. The variants of the combination treatments possible depend on the thermal resistance of the unbalanced ...
A. Buchwalder +5 more
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Adaptive Modulations of Martensites [PDF]
4 pages manuscript, 8 pages ...
Kaufmann, S. +6 more
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The Features of Martensitic Transformation in 12% Chromium Ferritic–Martensitic Steels [PDF]
An anomaly in martensitic transformation (the effect of martensitic two-peak splitting in the temperature-dependent thermal expansion coefficient) in complex alloyed 12% chromium steels Fe-12%Cr-Ni-Mo-W-Nb-V-B (ChS-139), Fe-12%Cr-Mo-W-Si-Nb-V (EP-823) and Fe-12%Cr-2%W-V-Ta-B (EK-181) was investigated in this study.
Bazaleeva K. +4 more
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