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Alloy processing

Table 11. Typical Titanium Alloy Processing Temperatures ... Table 11. Typical Titanium Alloy Processing Temperatures ...
Technical data sheets. Zinc alloy processes, Enthone-OMI, Inc., New Haven, Conn., 1992. [Pg.168]

But numerous papers published during rece t decades showed that hydrogen can be a very useful alloying element for production of new materials (such as hydrogen accumulators, neutron absorbers, etc.) or new technologies for alloy processing with improved treatment parameters as well as with the improved final properties of the alloys. ... [Pg.425]

Heavy-media separation plants, 25 442 feed solids content in, 25 443-445 Heavy melting steel, 22 409 Heavy-metal additives, in PVC, 25 682 Heavy-metal alloy process, of tungsten recycling, 25 357... [Pg.425]

Nickel(II), concentration formation constant of chelates, 5 717t Nickel 200, in galvanic series, 7 805t Nickel acetate tetrahydrate, 17 117 Nickel acetylacetonate, 17 117 Nickel alloying process, 17 99-100 Nickel alloy plating, 9 821-822 Nickel alloys, 17 88, 95-104 13 512, 515-525... [Pg.618]

A review of mechanical alloying processes has been published by Froes et al. (1995). [Pg.567]

Milling atmosphere, which is a neutral protective gas (helium or argon) during mechanical milling or hydrogen under pressure up to 0.9 MPa under reactive mechanical alloying processes. [Pg.36]

For Ag(lOO) crystals, a similar electrochemical behavior was observed with quasi-reversible adsorption/desorption of Cd and surface alloying, faster than for Ag(lll) [286]. Electrochemical and AFM experiments have shown that the alloying process consisted of two steps a very fast reaction occurring within a few atomic layers, and a much slower one, represented by a solid-state diffusion process [244]. [Pg.787]

Vidu et al. [424] have studied the kinetics of thin alloy film formation and growth during Cd electrodeposition on Au(lOO) and Ag(lOO) within the Cd UPD range from —0.3 to —0.45 V. Electrochemical and AFM experiments in 1 mM CdS04 and 0.05 M H2SO4 solutions have revealed that the overall alloying process comprises two processes the first occurring relatively fast within a few atomic layers (D 10 , and the second much slower... [Pg.887]

Aluminum cladding is an alloying process used to help prevent surface corrosion of other underlying metal components. This process involves hot rolling metal to produce a protective aluminum barrier. Clad aluminum alloys can be found in some heat exchanger tubing applications. [Pg.228]

Creaies a diffused hum (boron compoundsl case. Base nieials are alloy and tool steels cobalt- and nickel-base alloys Process temperature range is 400-1150 C (750-2100nFi. [Pg.763]

R.A. Varin, T. Czujko, J. Mizera, The effect of MgNi2 intermetallic compound on nanostructurization and amorphization of Mg-Ni alloys processed by controlled mechanical milling ,... [Pg.282]

The manufacture of tetraethyllead presented many problems historically because there was no prior experience in the large-scale production of any organometallic compounds. There have been innumerable patents issued to protect various modifications of the basic process. The original major contribution to the development of a commercially successful alloy process for tetraethyllead was the demonstration by Kraus and Callis 194,193) 0f the conditions required for the facile reaction of the sodium-lead alloy with ethyl chloride. The development of the process has been reviewed by several writers 120,121,277,289,290,310,315), Additional important early patents on the process are those of Calcott and Daudt 64,103). [Pg.57]


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