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A Review of the Use of Chemical Stabilisation Methods for Lithium‐Ion Batteries
The review reveals that while chemical stabilisation techniques for recycling EOL LIBs are widely used, many studies overlook safety risks, focusing on quick, low‐cost methods. Only a few studies address the associated hazards, highlighting the need for safer, well‐understood stabilisation processes in battery recycling. ABSTRACT The increasing amounts
Mark D. Williams‐Wynn+1 more
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Alumino-thermic additions to the flux-cored wire can be utilized to enhance welding heat input, improve welding productivity, and minimize the dependency on power sources in the air environment.
Jibo Wang+7 more
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Advancing aqueous zinc‐ion batteries with carbon dots: A comprehensive review
Carbon dots (CDs), with their distinctive structure and superior electrochemical properties, represent an innovative class of carbon‐based materials with broad potential applications for optimizing aqueous zinc‐ion batteries (AZIBs) performance. This comprehensive review highlights the potential application of CDs in AZIBs.
Mingying Chen+7 more
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Post-weld slag and weld metal analyses were used to interpret the effects of different commercial flux compositions on element transfer between molten flux (slag) and weld metal in Submerged Arc Welding (SAW).
T. Coetsee+3 more
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The detection of weld defects by using X-rays is an important task in the industry. It requires trained specialists with the expertise to conduct a timely inspection, which is costly and cumbersome.
Dalila Say+3 more
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Digest Ultrasonic Welding I: Localized Heating and Fuse Bonding [PDF]
This paper reports a new insight on the principle of ultrasonic welding process. Physics of ultrasonic welding process is considered to be an inverse process of shear band formation. Both ultrasonic welding and shear band formation involve temperature rising due to localized plastic deformation.
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Viscosity, Density, Surface Tension, and Crystallization Behavior of Commercial Mold Fluxes
This study explores the properties and behaviors of two mold fluxes used in steel casting. Key findings show that viscosity and density change nonlinearly with temperature. Increased basicity lowers viscosity and raises break temperature, while phase formation time shortens. Time–temperature transformation and continuous cooling transformation diagrams
Dmitry Chebykin+4 more
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Research and engineering application of continuous-drive friction welding
The friction welding (FW) technology is a kind of solid-phase hot pressing welding method applied to the connection of similar or dissimilar materials.
Han ZHANG, Zhi-ming ZHU
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Investigation of Sulfur Influence on the Atomization of Stainless Steels
The atomization of stainless steels can be greatly influenced by alloying with sulfur. Sulfur addition effectively reduces the surface tension (ST) of the researched steels and subsequently the mean diameter of the resulting powders. A transition of the thermal gradient of ST is also observable.
Gert Bartzsch+5 more
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Thermodynamic Constraints and Prospects for Intensified Steel Deoxidation
The article provides a short survey of steel deoxidation and considers how to increase its efficacy. Bringing a specially tailored, powdered slag into the reaction site can directly bind the deoxidation product oxides, resulting in lower dissolved oxygen activity, total oxygen content, and cleaner steel.
Lauri Holappa, Sonja Nurmi
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