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Wear resistance and fracture strength of BioFlx, zirconia and stainless steel crowns for primary molars after thermomechanical aging: an in vitro comparative study. [PDF]
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A Review of Non-Laser and Laser Machining for Through-Glass via Fabrication. [PDF]
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Thermomechanical treatment of starch
, 2006 Starch is used as a major component in many food and nonfood applications and determines the overall product properties to a large extent. It is therefore important to understand the effect of processing on starch. Many starch-based products are produced using a thermal as well as a mechanical treatment.
van der Goot, A.J., van den Einde, R.M.
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Thermomechanical Treatment Of Steel
JOM, 1963A method is presented for classifying the various types of thermomechanical treatment in terms of the nature of the structure deformed and the type and point of formation of the transformation products. Classes of treatment are discussed from the viewpoint of both the strengthening mechanisms involved and the property changes observed.
Eric B. Kula, S. Victor Radcliffe
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Hardenability of steel with thermomechanical treatment
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 19741. Plastic deformation of austenite during HTTMT shifts the isothermal transformation curves to the left and reduces the hardenability of steel. 2. A method was proposed for plotting a calibration curve in order to determine the relationship between the hardenability of steel after HTTMT and after standard quenching. 3.
E. A. Shur, P. N. Zonov
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Thermomechanical Surface Treatment of Titanium Alloys
Materials Science Forum, 1994 Thermomechanical treatments are widely used to optimize the properties of high-strength titanium alloys for a given application. Mechanical surface treatments such as shot peening generally - but not always - result in improved fatigue behavior of ...
Lothar Wagner, J.K. Gregory
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Textural transformations in thermomechanical treatment
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 19881. To the dislocation structure of a certain kind, produced by HTMT, there corresponds a certain type and sharpness of the texture. The texture of hot-deformed austenite is inherited in martensitic transformation. 2. The texture of cold forming is inherited in primary recrystallization at the stage of patenting; it is reproduced in ...
M. L. Bernshtein, T. V. Morozova
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Modelling of Thermomechanical Treatment
1986According to the traditional meaning, thermomechanical treatments are combinations of heat treatments and plastic deformations which may or may not be simultaneous and which aim at controlling material properties that could not be obtained otherwise.
Claudio R. Böer +3 more
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Thermomechanical treatment of the VT15 alloy
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 19651. High temperature thermomechanical treatment consisting of hot deformation at 1050°C and quenching in water improves the mechanical properties after aging at 450 and 560°C. 2. Preliminary cold working of the β-solid solution is responsible for its uniform decomposition during aging following high temperature thermomechanical treatment ...
S. G. Glazunov +2 more
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Thermomechanical treatment of R18 steel
Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 19681. After HTTMT of high-speed steel R18 by the optimum method the bending strength is 440 kg/mm2; after the standard treatment is 250 kg/mm2. 2. Reduction of the deformation temperature leads to impoverishment of the solid solution in carbon and alloying elements, promotes the precipitation and coalescence of carbides, and sharply reduces
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