comparison of ultrafine-grain isotropic graphite prepared

Microstructural effects on hardness and optical

The resulting grain size‐dependent crystalline and intercrystalline volume fractions in the bulk polycrystalline material with equant grain size, equigranular texture, and a realistic grain boundary thickness of 1.8 nm (see below) are shown in Figure 3.

Young's Modulus is a Measure of Stiffness in Carbon Fibre

Oak wood (along grain) 11 High-strength concrete (under compression) 30 Magnesium metal (Mg) 45 Aluminium 69 Aramid (such as Kevlar) 70.5-112.4 Brass and bronze 100-125 Copper (Cu) 117 Glass-reinforced plastic (70/30 by weight fibre/matrix 40-45 181

EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FABRICATION OF DENSE ZrB2

EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FABRICATION OF DENSE ZrB2- AND HfB2- BASED ULTRA HIGH TEMPERATURE CERAMICS Roberta Licheri, Roberto Orr*, Clara Musa, Giacomo Cao* Dipartimento di Ingegneria Chimica e Materiali, Centro Studi sulle

Tieu, Anh Kiet. Senior Professor

Comparison of the scuffing behaviour and wear resistance of candidate engineered coatings for automotive piston rings Simultaneous grain growth and grain refinement in bulk ultrafine-grained copper under tensile deformation at room temperature Published In

Anisotropy analysis of ultra

2013/8/1This work has shown that SAED patterns from pyrolytic carbon and ultra-fine grain graphite can be used to calculate the BAF. This capability will be especially useful for the comparison of pyrolytic carbon samples with experiments in the literature where

Formation of Surface Ultrafine Grain Structure and Their

2018/1/1Free Online Library: Formation of Surface Ultrafine Grain Structure and Their Physical and Mechanical Characteristics Using Vibration-Centrifugal Hardening.(Research Article) by Advances in Materials Science and Engineering; Engineering and manufacturing

Microstructural effects on hardness and optical

Comparison Between Different Processing Schedules for

A comparative study was carried out on the development of ultrafine-grained dual-phase (DP) (ferrite–martensite) structures in a low-carbon microalloyed steel processed using two thermomechanical processing routes, (i) intercritical deformation and (ii) warm-deformation and intercritical annealing. The samples were deformed using Gleeble3500 simulator, maintaining a constant total strain

Advanced Energy Materials: Vol 7, No 15

2017/7/15Comparing the industrially developed benchmarking samples with synthesized Si nanolayer‐embedded graphite/carbon hybrids in the graphite‐blended electrode, Si nanolayer‐embedded graphite/carbon exhibits the highest coulombic efficiency (CE 89.7%) at the first cycle, and cycling stabilization (CE 99.5%) is achieved after only second cycle, even with the least

Ultra

Together with the use of a wide-range Penning/Pirani gauge, this enables the sputtering of oxidizing metals with ultra-fine grain sizes, which are suitable for high resolution imaging. The lower background pressure removes oxygen nitrogen and water vapour from the chamber, avoiding chemical reactions during the sputter process, which could otherwise lead to impurities or defects in the coatings.

Identifying the Origins of Microstructural Defects Such as

The micro‐CT measurements were collected at two resolutions Figure 2a reports data with an isotropic voxel length of 1.6 m and Figure 2b reports data with an isotropic voxel length of 0.2 m. All reconstructions were achieved using commercial software using parallel‐ or cone‐beam filtered‐back‐projection (FBP) algorithms: "Reconstructor Scout‐and‐Scan" (Carl Zeiss., CA, USA).

Comparison of Two Powder Processing Techniques on

An iin situ/i Cu-NbC composite was successfully synthesized from Cu, Nb, and C powders using ball milling and high pressure torsion (HPT) techniques. The novelty of the new approach, HPT, is the combination of high compaction pressure and large shear strain to simultaneously refine, synthesize, and consolidate composite powders at room temperature. The HPTed Cu-NbC composite was formed

An Investigation into Behaviour of Fission Products in Nuclear Graphite

Content contained within this presentation must not be copied or distributed without consent from The University of Manchester. Raman Cs Implanted Sample –Fine grain nuclear graphite 1200 1400 1600 1800 1200 1400 1600 1800 1200 1400 1600 1800 1200 1400

Graphite Technology Development Plan

INL/EXT-07-13165 Graphite Technology Development Plan W. Windes T. Burchell R. Bratton September 2007 Idaho National Laboratory Next Generation Nuclear Plant Project Idaho Falls, Idaho 83415 Prepared for the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Nuclear

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A valid statistical analysis also had to look at the grain size data of samples without graphite for the sake of comparison. The second surprising effect consisted in that the addition of an effective amount of graphite allowed the green body to be sintered under conditions which did not need be controlled as precisely as was necessary without the presence of graphite.

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Ultra-high-temperature ceramics (UHTCs) are a class of refractory ceramics that offer excellent stability at temperatures exceeding 2000 C being investigated as possible thermal protection system (TPS) materials, coatings for materials subjected to high temperatures, and bulk materials for heating elements.

Grain size dependence of microcrack initiation in brittle materials

8103434 CASE, ELDON DARREL GRAIN SIZE DEPENDENCE OF MICROCRACK INITIATION IN BRITTLE MATERIALS Iowa Stale University PH.D. 1980PLEASE NOTE: In all cases this material has been filmed in the best possible way from the available

Preparation of Cast Iron Foundry Alloys

Examination of graphite in crossed polarized light requires a very well-prepared specimen; otherwise, the matrix phase exhibits a heavy scratch pattern, and the graphite growth pattern will not be visible. Minor scratches can be tolerated in routine work.

Bulk ultrafine grained/nanocrystalline metals via slow

The nanoparticle-enabled new grain refinement mechanisms, which combine continuous nucleation and grain growth control, break the fundamental limit of conventional grain refinement methods. This new discovery enables a pathway to directly cast bulk UFG/nanocrystalline metals under slow cooling rates (e.g., less than 100 K/s) for large-scale production.

Microstructural evolution in ultrafine grained Al

FSPed Al-Graphite samples exhibited superior hardness as compared to the unprocessed composites due to the uniform dispersion of fine graphite particles in ultra-fine grain structure. In a nutshell, ultrafine grained Al-Graphite composites with uniform dispersion of Graphite nano particles were produced using a single pass FSP process.

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Constitutive modeling of stress

2013/2/8Grain growth was mainly observed to occur at regions of high stress concentration, e.g. at the crack tip. Gai et al [] conducted nanoindentation tests on nc-Cu (d ~ 20 nm) prepared by inert gas condensation and in situ compaction. Grain growth was reported

GRAPHITE FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE GAS

Graphite for High Temperature Gas-Cooled Nuclear Reactors STP-NU-009 v FOREWORD This report is intended as an introduction to the burgeoning field of graphite high temperature gas-cooled nuclear reactors with particular emphasis on nuclear graphite. There

Effect of grain size changes on corrosion behavior of

The potentiodynamic polarization curves for the ARBed Cu in comparison with the coarse grain Cu in 3.5% NaCl with pH=2 and pH=11 are shown in Figure 2 and 3, respectively. The general shape of the ARBed samples polarization curves did not change substantially with that of the CG samples in both the acidic and alkaline solution, reflecting similar dissolution behaviors of samples in each

In vitro and in vivo studies on ultrafine

prepared from pure Mg (99.98%) and Ca (99.9%) metal powders in a graphite crucible under the protection of SF 6 and CO 2. The as-cast Mg–2Sr alloy was prepared using pure Mg (99.98%) and Mg–10Sr master alloy in the graphite cruci- 6 and CO 2

GRAIN SIZE INFLUENCE ON SHEET RESISTANCE OF P

We have investigated the influence of grain size on sheet resistance (RS) of doped polycrystalline Silicon films (poly-Si). Poly-Si samples were prepared in a vertical type CVD reactor in a wide range of deposition conditions, and implanted with P at doses of 1x10