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Adhesion, friction and Auger spectroscopy analysis of a commercial cobalt base aircraft turbine shroud alloy [PDF]
A commercially used cast cobalt base alloy was investigated as a turbine shroud material which revealed a surface enriched with tungsten and carbon suggesting a surface layer of tungsten carbide. Adhesion and friction of this segregated surface layer are
Buckley, D. H.
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This article employs a binary genetic algorithm to design an ultra‐fine ultrasonic meta‐lens, achieving lateral super‐resolution imaging in the far field (>20λ₀). Building on this, longitudinal resolution is effectively restored through frequency domain reconstruction.
Zong‐Lin Li+11 more
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Geology of tungsten deposits in north-central Chile [PDF]
James Franklin McAllister+1 more
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Observations on metallurgical bonding between plasma sprayed tungsten and hot tungsten substrates [PDF]
Metallurgical bonding between plasma sprayed tungsten & hot tungsten substrates - interface ...
Grisaffe, S. J., Spitzig, W. A.
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Playing Hard with Si: Challenges and Opportunities for New Materials in Radiation Therapy Dosimetry
Silicon has been a cornerstone material of radiation therapy dosimetry for many decades, providing somewhat unchallenged performance. However, there are caveats to its use, requiring complex designs and, often, correction factors to provide accurate measurements.
James Cayley+9 more
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Microstructural Evolution Dynamics in Rapid Joule Heating Densification of High‐Nickel Cathodes
Introduction of high‐temperature rapid Joule heating combined with two‐step sintering drives full densification while suppressing grain coarsening in high‐Ni cathodes. By activating lattice and grain boundary diffusion over surface diffusion, this approach achieves dense microstructures without excessive grain growth, offering insights into the ...
Min‐Ho Kim+15 more
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Silicon clathrates are a promising class of materials with a unique, cage‐like structure that differs from the conventional cubic diamond crystalline silicon (c‐Si) structure. Type I silicon clathrates are metallic, while type II clathrates are semiconductors with a wide bandgap, which can exceed 1.9 eV.
Charif Tamin+8 more
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