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Rare Metals, Volume 45, Issue 6, June 2026.ABSTRACT Titanium (Ti)–steel composite joints are prone to the formation of compounds such as TiC, TiFe, and TiFe2 during solid‐phase bonding. This phenomenon leads to premature failure and significantly reduces the bonding quality of the joints. However, the fracture behavior of the joint influenced by these compounds, particularly on the initiation ...
Sheng Zeng +5 more
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Journal of Sustainable Agriculture and Environment, Volume 5, Issue 2, June 2026.ABSTRACT Phosphorus (P) availability is strongly constrained in both acidic and calcareous soils due to fixation reactions, reducing nutrient‐use efficiency and driving excessive fertiliser inputs. This study develops and evaluates a series of chitosan–apatite–citrate (CAC) fertilisers prepared using four continuous‐flow manufacturing strategies: a ...
Tu Nguyen Quang Le +6 more
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Fatigue Failure Mechanism and Crack Growth Behavior of Ti-6Al-4V ELI Titanium Alloy Welded Joints. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Liu J, Li Y, Rui SS, Chen W, Sun C.
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Microjoining for biomedical device fabrication: a perspective. [PDF]
Adv Mater JoinZhang K, Zhou YN, Peng P.
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Damage detection in the T-welded joint using Rayleigh-like feature guided wave
NDT and E International, 2023 Steel T-welded joint structures have been largely applied in aerospace and marine infrastructures. The weld length in T-weld joint structures is usually long, and it is difficult to access the weld conditions for damage detection purposes. This is due to
Jinhang Wu, Chang Jiang, Han Fang
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Welded joint geometry effect on fatigue crack growth resistance in different metallic materials
International Journal of Fatigue, 2021 Fatigue crack growth through different welded joint regions was investigated, in terms of welded joint geometry and fatigue crack position. In the first phase of investigation, numerical simulation of crack growth in a welded joint made of steel P460NL1 ...
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Journal of Materials Science, 2010
In this study physical mechanism of explosive welding joint was analysed. The mechanism refers to wavy joint with interpass and without one. Plastic strain, viscosity and acoustic waves were applied to explain the problem. The own model of the mechanism of oxide removal for the direct joint and test results confirming the bonding mechanism were showed.
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In this study physical mechanism of explosive welding joint was analysed. The mechanism refers to wavy joint with interpass and without one. Plastic strain, viscosity and acoustic waves were applied to explain the problem. The own model of the mechanism of oxide removal for the direct joint and test results confirming the bonding mechanism were showed.
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2021
The performance of the weld joints is determined by not only the load-resisting cross-sectional area of the joint but also properties of region close to the weld metal, i.e. heat affected zone (HAZ) and base metal. The design engineer must keep in mind that HAZ can be significantly weaker or stronger than the weld.
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The performance of the weld joints is determined by not only the load-resisting cross-sectional area of the joint but also properties of region close to the weld metal, i.e. heat affected zone (HAZ) and base metal. The design engineer must keep in mind that HAZ can be significantly weaker or stronger than the weld.
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