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Ni‐base superalloys produced using additive manufacturing (AM) have a different response to heat treatments when compared to their conventional counterparts. Due to such unpredictability, various alloys with industrial interest are currently overlooked in most prior AM research.
Guilherme Maziero Volpato+6 more
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The powder method in X-ray crystallographyby L. V. Azaroff and J. Buerger [PDF]
H. P. Rooksby
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The influence of oxide nanoparticle synthesis route and concentration on microstructure and high‐temperature performance of additively manufactured oxide dispersion‐strengthened steels is investigated. Comparing laser‐generated and chemically synthesized ZrO2 nanoparticles, the study reveals how dispersion quality, crystal structure and particle size ...
Mareen Goßling+12 more
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Deterioration of bicarbonate of soda in baking powders [PDF]
Charles B. Gibson
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This study reports for the first time the mechanical properties of brazed joints featuring Additively manufactured parts, such parts will likely need to be joined or combined with other components, and brazing offers a way of doing this for complex shapes without distortion. A new shear test methodology developed for such joints is also described.
Frances Livera+7 more
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A Dispersion Method of Finding the Principal Refractive Indices of a Crystal in Powders.,
Seitarô Tsuboi
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The powder diffraction intensities of graphite for X-rays and neutrons [PDF]
G. E. Bacon
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Ceramic fabrication process before firing-surface treatment of ceramic powder [PDF]
The surface treatment of powders is discussed. Stability of ceramic powders and surfaces and the improvement of moldability are addressed. Characteristics of surface treatment technology are given, including formation of inorganic surface-treated layers,
Tsunoda, T.
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The functional properties of Fe–Mn–Si–Cr‐based shape memory alloys are influenced, among other things, by their chemical composition. Here, the vaporization of Mn, the most volatile element of the alloy, is investigated. It is shown that the process parameters make noninterchangeable contributions to the vaporization and that vaporization differences ...
Maylin Homfeldt, Anastasiya Toenjes
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