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Effect of parameters of welding circuit on formation of welding current pulses [PDF]
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Red mud processing in a laboratory hydrogen plasma facility, exceeding one hundred grams of input material, to evaluate the first scale‐up steps for iron recovery. This study demonstrates the feasibility of red mud reduction and the removal of harmful elements.
Daniel Ernst +6 more
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Microjoining for biomedical device fabrication: a perspective. [PDF]
Zhang K, Zhou YN, Peng P.
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Paint baking of resistance spot welded joints of 2.0 GPa warm‐stamped medium‐Mn steel activates low‐temperature tempering, forming fine cementite in the fusion zone and enhancing toughness. Crack propagation resistance increases, shifting the failure mode from partial interfacial to complete pullout, with peak load and energy absorption rising ...
Sunusi Marwana Manladan +8 more
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An accurate moving boundary model for volume diffusion containing boundary conditions from trans‐interface diffusion (TID) simulates the austenite growth during cooling. TID of Cr, Mo, N and Ni enhance growth kinetics. Without TID, compositions of the interface region change, decreasing the driving force for growth and finally causing numerical ...
A. Salwén +3 more
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Recent Trends in Manufacturing of Thermoplastic Sandwich Structures: A Review. [PDF]
Alliyankal Vijayakumar A +4 more
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Current Welding Researches in U.S.A.
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The high‐strain‐rate behavior of resistance spot‐welded DP800–DP1000 joints is investigated. Results show that microstructural gradients across BM–HAZ–FZ govern hardness, strain rate sensitivity, and failure modes. While strength increases with strain rate, energy absorption is controlled by ductility, with DP800–DP800 joints showing superior ...
Pankaj Shrivastava, Velaphi Msomi
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Welding Current Distribution in the Work-piece and Pool in Arc Welding
Alexander Rybachuk, Tsejen Gu
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Abstract Reinforced concrete (RC) beams can be subjected to torsion, and failure due to torsion is brittle and poses a significant risk to occupants. Moreover, strengthening of existing RC beams in torsion may be required due to the upgrade of the structures or as part of structural rehabilitation.
Ahmed Hamoda +4 more
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