Heat and Hammer: Fine-Tuned Processing Slows Creep in Accident-Resistant Nuclear Alloy
A new study shows that moderate thermomechanical treatment nearly halves the creep rate of an ODS-FeCrAl nuclear cladding alloy at ...
A new study shows that moderate thermomechanical treatment nearly halves the creep rate of an ODS-FeCrAl nuclear cladding alloy at ...
Researchers in India developed crack-free, compositionally graded molybdenum-enriched Stellite 6 coatings on P91 steel using a novel gravity-assisted laser cladding ...
A new study shows that finely ground coal slurry waste can replace up to 20 percent of cement in self-compacting ...
A new study shows that annealing hydrogen-charged C7 zirconium alloy at 510 degrees Celsius redistributes brittle hydrides and restores room-temperature ...
A new study in Natural Hazards shows that a combined biopolymer and natural fiber treatment can significantly suppress drought-induced cracking ...
The launch of the Journal of Materials Science: Metallurgy marks a return to the field's roots at a moment when ...
Researchers have for the first time fabricated Zircaloy-4 tubes directly from solid feedstock in a single solid-state extrusion step, achieving ...
A nanocellulose-based hybrid fiber system combining renewable CNF with aramid and steel fibers boosts ultra-high performance concrete strength, cuts shrinkage ...
Researchers have diffusion bonded vanadium to Ti-6Al-4V, revealing a layered intermetallic-free interface whose complex microstructure and residual stresses expose both ...
A T6 heat treatment raises hardness by up to 25 percent, cuts corrosion rates by as much as 60 percent, ...
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