Although the composition of hearth gas in a blast furnace is still composed of CO, H2, and N2, after injecting shale gas, which replaces some pulverized coal, the proportion of CO, H2, and N2 in the hearth gas will change with the introduction of H2....
In this work, the results of the structural and phase state of LaNi5-based alloys modified with Ti, Mn, and Co elements, obtained by mechanical alloying and subsequent spark plasma sintering, are presented. X-ray diffraction analysis was carried out...
The quality of heavy plates produced from low-carbon steel is directly linked to the structural characteristics inherited from the initial continuously cast thick slabs. This study explores how different casting technologies affect the morphology and...
Understanding the way samarium–cobalt alloys solidify at varying cooling rates and the regularities in alloying element distribution is crucial for optimizing subsequent homogenization and annealing processes, leading to an enhancement in the o...
Understanding the intricate relationship between composition, processing conditions, and material properties is essential for optimizing Cu-based alloys. Machine learning offers a powerful tool for decoding these complex interactions, enabling more e...
An AA6061-7075 composite with a heterogeneous structure was fabricated via the additive friction stir deposition (AFSD) method, and in situ processing data were monitored during the manufacturing process. The results show that the cross-section of th...
The combination of electrochemical, surface, and spectroscopic techniques revealed that Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilm accelerated corrosion of 304 stainless steel (SS), leading to localized pitting with depths up to 3.75 μm. Such damage did not o...
Under specific temperature and strain rate conditions, certain materials, such as low-carbon steels and select magnesium and aluminum alloys, experience a localized deformation phenomenon known as the Lüders effect. This behavior manifests as a...
Aluminium metal matrix composites (AMMCs) incorporate aluminium alloys reinforced with fibres (continuous/discontinuous), whiskers, or particulate. These materials were engineered as advanced solutions for demanding sectors including construction, ae...
Aluminum is widely used in many industries like automotive, aerospace and construction because of its low weight, good mechanical strength and resistance to corrosion. This resistance comes mainly from a passive oxide layer that forms on its surface....
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