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processing procedures in the development of such mi-crostructures in UHCSs.Typical elongations to failure at 700 C were in the order of 600 to IOOOo/oat strain rates in the order of I0 3s l The initial studies on superplasticity were essentially on plain carbon UHCSs.Various thermomechanical processes were use including hot and warm working (HWW)
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The geometric prop- erties of the cavities within the measured surface microstruc- ture are summarized in various roughness parameters e.g. the mouth width of the cavity the mean depth and to refer the cav- ities to the critical radius of a bubble nucleus P 5 ∗ is defined as the third root of the volume of the largest spherical bubble ac
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at more conventional temperatures (i.e. 500–600°C).17) The design and optimization of the thermomechanical processes during hot strip rolling of DP steels require the knowledge of the underlying metallurgical phenomena i.e. hot deformation behaviour recrystallization and austenite decomposition. Starting with the pioneering work of Sellars
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ture. With grades of steel engineered to resist grain coarsening at high temperatures and properly designed furnaces such as vacuum fur-naces carburizing above 980 C (1800 F) is practical to dramatically reduce carburizing time. Hardening is accomplished when the high-carbon surface layer is quenched to form martensitic case
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plunge grinding processes in order to reduce setup time ture for considering nonlinear phenomena and trying to pre-dict the final WP roundness for unstable processes. Nevertheless the limits of simulative approaches are well ex- plain different physical phenomena are involved in this phe-nomenon whilegeometricvariables roughly
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Silicon-on-Insulator Wafers with Buried Cavities T. Suni a z K. Henttinen a J. Dekker a H. Luoto a M. Kulawski a J. Mäkinen b and R. Mutikainenc aVTT Information Technology 02150 Espoo Finland bOkmetic Oyj 01510 Vantaa Finland cVTI Technologies Oy FI-01621 Vantaa Finland Direct bonding and mechanical thinning of pre-etched silicon wafers have been studied for the fabrication of
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Grinding Ratio and Cost Issues in Magnetic and Non-Magnetic Fluid Grinding T. H. C. Childs (I) D. J. Moss School of Mechanical Engineering University of Leeds Leeds U.K. Received on December 22 1999 Abstract Grinding rates diamond consumption and grinding ratios are reported for the magnetic and non-magnetic fluid grinding of silicon nitride balls with loose grit and resin-bonded and
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processing procedures in the development of such mi-crostructures in UHCSs.Typical elongations to failure at 700 C were in the order of 600 to IOOOo/oat strain rates in the order of I0 3s l The initial studies on superplasticity were essentially on plain carbon UHCSs.Various thermomechanical processes were use including hot and warm working (HWW)
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stead of going through lithography processes to open the un-evenly distributed photoresist a mechanical grinding process is applied by a regular planar grinder. A 1200 grid sand paper is chosen with the grinder running at 30 rpm. The sample is held by hand to provide the contact pressure and water is used as the lubricating fluid.
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The Young s modulus calculated from the curve (E= 171 GPa) was only slightly bigger than found in the litera- ture (3) (E=168 GPa). For the simulation the specific surface energy yo was determined to 0.393 Jim2 which is close to the value of 0.308 J/m2 for the literature data (obtained by an ap- proximation formula at (1)).
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The most important grinding processes were realized in a single pass of the grinding wheel such as continuous path controlled grinding (CPCG/Peelgrinding/HSP) CPCG with reduced contact of the grinding wheel (Quickpoint) single-pass longitudinal internal grinding creep feed grinding (CFG) longitudinal cylindrical grinding with grinding wheels made of conventional abrasive materials and
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Chat OnlineInvestigation of Surface Integrity by Molecular Dynamics
The Young s modulus calculated from the curve (E= 171 GPa) was only slightly bigger than found in the litera- ture (3) (E=168 GPa). For the simulation the specific surface energy yo was determined to 0.393 Jim2 which is close to the value of 0.308 J/m2 for the literature data (obtained by an ap- proximation formula at (1)).
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Highlights Grinding wheat straw favours both its rate and extent of enzymatic hydrolysis. Particle size reduction improves biomass accessibility to enzymes up to a limit. Depending on grinding process structural changes occur in addition to fragmentation. Ball milling improved hydrolysis to similar yields as with steam explosion.
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The paper describes different methods for modelling and optimization of grinding processes. First the process and product quality characterizing quantities have to be measured. Afterwards different model types e.g. physical–empirical basic grinding models as well as empirical process models based on neural networks fuzzy set theory and standard multiple regression methods are discussed
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M. Yan and J. Liu Physical processes of cooling and mega-drought in 4.2kaBP event 267 Figure 1. Time series of (a) transient summer insolation (at 60 N and 60 S) changes resulting from the orbital variation and (b) the transient CO2 change used in the simulations. The transient June insolation changes at 60 N and 60 S that resulted from the orbital variation and the transient CO2
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Smith s Machine and Grinding Inc. Smith s Machine and Grinding was founded in 1951 by Mr Frank Smith. Our primary business was specialty grinding (I.D. O.D. and Surface). As the years progressed we added general machining equipment that greatly expanded the types of work that we are capable of performing. In the early 1980 s we added our
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mize grinding forces hence minimize lellec can make it difficult to hold dimensional tions the wheel speed sho uld preferably In tolerances during grinding. high the workpie e speed shoulrl be low IUHI (c) Thermosets . t1f e . harder . 11m du not soften the depth of . Gu t . should he small. The . TI11l with . t mipera ture
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446 / JOURNAL OF MATERIALS IN CIVIL ENGINEERING / NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2001 SIZE EFFECT ON FATIGUE IN BENDING OF CONCRETE By Jun Zhang 1 Victor C. Li 2 Fellow ASCE and Henrik Stang3 ABSTRACT This paper presents a semianalytical method to predict fatigue behavior in flexure of concrete in the case of maximum flexural moment larger than that of the first crack
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Wear characteristics of 0.13 wt. plain carbon steel heat treated under various conditions were monitored on a standard pin-on-disk wear testing machine under the normal loads of 2.5 4.5 and 5.5 kg and at a constant sliding velocity of 1 m/s. Weight loss of the specimen was measured at various time intervals to obtain wear rate.
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Silicon-on-Insulator Wafers with Buried Cavities T. Suni a z K. Henttinen a J. Dekker a H. Luoto a M. Kulawski a J. Mäkinen b and R. Mutikainenc aVTT Information Technology 02150 Espoo Finland bOkmetic Oyj 01510 Vantaa Finland cVTI Technologies Oy FI-01621 Vantaa Finland Direct bonding and mechanical thinning of pre-etched silicon wafers have been studied for the fabrication of
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ÒMono tonous Int ermediat es Ó (MI) Hildr eth (1 981) ) displa y rem arkable homog eneity in tempera ture cry stallinity and ma jor -element composit ion at the hand sample scale (e.g. Batem an and Chappell 19 79 Whitne y and Storm er 1985 Bachmann et al. 20 02 ). As the ef ciency of mixing is commonl y expr essed as a function
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