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p. 18-19; 1971; AMAX Specialty Metals Div; Akron, N. Y
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Ambler, J.F.R.
Proceedings of the Third Annual Technical Meeting of the International Metallographic Society, Inc
Proceedings of the Third Annual Technical Meeting of the International Metallographic Society, Inc
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Johnson, K. A. (ed.); p. 1-6; 1971; International Metallographic Society, Inc; Los Alamos, N. Mex; 3. meeting of the International Metallographic Society; Cleveland, Ohio; 16 Nov 1970
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Funtai Oyobi Funmatsuyakin; v. 17(5); p. 206-213
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Ueber die Metallographie der Zirkoniumhydridphasen
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7 figs.; 8 refs.
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Prakt. Metallog; v. 8(5); p. 272-278
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Tighineanu, I.; Ursachi, V.; Popa, V.; Monaico, E.
Universitatea Tehnica din Moldova (Moldova, Republic of)
Universitatea Tehnica din Moldova (Moldova, Republic of)
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[en] The invention relates to the semiconductor technology in particular to the processes for semiconductor nanostructures obtaining. Summary of the invention consists in that onto one of the surfaces of a semiconducting crystals, by photolithography, it is deposited a mask, it is carried out the electrochemical picking and it is removed the mask. Novelty of the invention consists in that after removal of the mask it is additional y carried out the electrochemical picking by light irradiation, the quanta energy of which exceeds the values of the semiconductor prohibited zone
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Procedeu de obtinere a nanostructurilor semiconductoare
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The Official Bulletin of Industrial Property (INFOINVENT); (no.9); 29 Sep 2004; 2004; [p. 37]; MD PATENT DOCUMENT 255613F1; MD PATENT APPLICATION A20040138; Available from The State Agency of Industrial Property ,Chisinau (MD); Application date: 2004
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Favard, Pierre (ed.); Societe Francaise de Microscopie Electronique, 75 - Paris (France); p. 643-644; 1970; Societe Francaise de Microscopie Electronique; Paris, France; 7. International congress for electron microscopy; Grenoble, France; 30 Aug 1970; Abstract only.
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Hales, R.; Pearce, R.J.
Central Electricity Generating Board, Berkeley (UK). Berkeley Nuclear Labs
Central Electricity Generating Board, Berkeley (UK). Berkeley Nuclear Labs
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Oct 1970; 17p; RDC/BGC/P--(70)71
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Hobdell, M.R.
Central Electricity Generating Board, Berkeley (UK). Berkeley Nuclear Labs
Central Electricity Generating Board, Berkeley (UK). Berkeley Nuclear Labs
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Aug 1971; 27 p; CFR-BMWP-P(71)--25
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[en] The long time world railways practice has shown that the rail-wheel mechanical system is one of the most unique and complex systems on transport and some types of rail and wheel damages can take place due to service conditions, used material and technology of their production. Damage mechanisms such as wear, surface cracks, spalls, shells and elastic deformation as a result to rolling contact stresses can significantly reduce the service life of railway wheel sets and track and have a negative impact on the rolling noise as well as on the ridding comfort. This paper presents that a proper understanding of the heating and cooling mechanisms of the wheel surface for the required hardening purpose is necessary and a mathematical model is developed to present hardening process (local heat treatment). The history and background of rail/wheel contact is presented which incorporates that the wear and surface hardening is a complex phenomenon. The experimental results show that how the cyclic straining and friction heat hardens the surface layers of the rolling wheel and rail. (author)
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Farooque, M; Rizvi, S.A.; Mirza, J.A. (eds.); Doctor A.Q. Khan Research Labs., Islamabad (Pakistan); 692 p; 2005; p. 284-291; 9. International Symposium on Advanced Materials; Islamabad (Pakistan); 19-22 Sep 2005
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[en] Ion implantation, formerly used as a means of fabricating semi-conductor devices, is being developed as a new method of improving the durability of material surfaces. This follows several years of R and D by scientists and engineers at the Nuclear Physics Division of the Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, England. Here, the problems of applying an ion implantation to provide greater resistance to wear and corrosion of production tools and equipment, have been largely solved. In fact, the technique has been licensed for the commerical manufacture of ion implantation machines
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Engineering Digest (Toronto); ISSN 0013-7901; 
; v. 29(3); p. 28-29
; v. 29(3); p. 28-29
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