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[en] Specifications are set forth for the manufacture, chemical requirements, sampling, and packaging of virgin Ti metal stock (sponge). The chemical composition requirements are tabulated. The methods by which the chemical analyses and the Brinell hardness test shall be carried out are specified
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ASTM-B--299-74.
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Annual Book of ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) Standards; (no.45); p. 87-89
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[en] It is stated that the rim formed in steels during Brinell hardness tests is a reaction of the material expressing a relationship to its fracture toughness. As the rim and the cap of the indent have microscopic dimensions, the Brinell hardness test makes possible a quasi nondestructive determination of Kc immediately on the object to be tested. A diagram is presented which allows to read fracture toughness if rim height and cap diameter are known. (orig.)
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Es wird festgestellt, dass die Randwulst von Staehlen, die bei der Brinell-Haertepruefung auftritt, eine Reaktion des Werkstoffs darstellt, die im Zusammenhang mit seiner Bruchzaehigkeit steht. Da Randwulst und Kalotte mikroskopische Abmessungen einnehmen, wird durch die Brinell-Haertepruefung eine quasizerstoerungsfreie Kc-Bestimmung direkt am Pruefobjekt ermoeglicht. Es wird ein Diagramm vorgestellt, das es gestattet, bei Kenntnis der Hoehe der Randwulst und des Kalotendurchmessers die Bruchzaehigkeit abzulesen. (orig.)Original Title
Die Bestimmung der Bruchzaehigkeit aus der Konfiguration des Brinell-Haerteeindrucks
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[en] Twelve steel works laboratories took part in the experimental programme carried out on the systematic study of the hardness-strength relationship for very diverse ranges of steels. The Rm strength regressions were calculated in terms of the Brinell and Vickers hardness numbers
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Douze laboratoires d'usines siderurgiques ont participe au programme experimental entrepris sur l'etude systematique de la relation durete-resistance pour des gammes d'aciers tres divers. Les regressions des resistances Rm ont ete calculees en fonction des duretes de Brinell et VickersOriginal Title
Conversion durete-resistance a la traction
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4. International symposium on the development of the investigation methods for metals; Saint-Etienne (France); 23-25 Nov 1982
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Metaux, Corrosion, Industries; ISSN 0026-1084;
; v. 59(690); p. 69-74

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[en] Developing excellent performance conductors with high strength and electrical conductivity is a key issue in the electrical conductor industries. In this paper, an extruded composites containing trace amounts of Sc, Zr and graphene was prepared. Then all samples were extruded into round bars with a final diameter of 6.3 mm. Research results show that the UTS of one stage aging is 181 ± 2.7 MPa and the elongation is 21.4%. The hardness increases rapidly from 25.8HB(Brinell hardness) to 69.8HB within the first 12 h when the aging temperature at 280 °C. During the secondly stage aging, a peak electrical conductivity of 58.5%IACS(International annealed copper standard, 100%IACS = 58.0 MS m−1), which is obtained after a secondary aging at 380 °C for 48 h. A large number of nano-sized precipitates phase with smaller diameter are uniformly distributed throughout the matrix after aging at 280 °C for 24 h. With the increasing of aging time, the size of the precipitates phase increases significantly. This work also provides a good guideline for designing heat-resistant conductors. (paper)
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Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/2053-1591/ab5356; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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Materials Research Express (Online); ISSN 2053-1591;
; v. 6(12); [8 p.]

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[en] In this study, dynamic tensile tests were conducted at the various strain rates and temperatures for traditional ductile cast iron. Then, the notch strength and the static tensile strength at room temperature were discussed in terms of the strain rate- temperature parameter R, which is known to be useful for evaluating the combined influence of strain rate and temperature. This study focuses on the notch strengthening threshold R ≧ R th where is larger than and therefore notched components can be used safely. In other words, if R ≧ R th, can be used to evaluate notched components in mechanical design to prevent the instantaneous fracture. In this study, it was found that the R th value can be predicted from the static tensile property and Brinell hardness. Since the traditional ductile cast iron considered in this paper has a broad range of mechanical properties, the present approach and discussion can be applied to evaluate other materials under various temperature and strain rate. (paper)
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MSAM 2018: International Conference on Material Strength and Applied Mechanics; Kitakyushu City (Japan); 10-13 Apr 2018; Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/372/1/012011; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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IOP Conference Series. Materials Science and Engineering (Online); ISSN 1757-899X;
; v. 372(1); [6 p.]

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Khakimov, N.; Nazarov, Kh.M.; Mirsaidov, I.U., E-mail: n.khakimov@mail.ru, E-mail: holmurod18@mail.ru, E-mail: agentilhom@mail.ru
Physicochemical and manufacturing basis for uranium concentrates production from wastes of hydrometallurgical plants and technical waters (Second edition, revised)2012
Physicochemical and manufacturing basis for uranium concentrates production from wastes of hydrometallurgical plants and technical waters (Second edition, revised)2012
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[en] Full text: The mechanical properties of uranium depend on its purity, and which mechanical and thermal regimes are used for reprocessing. The average elasticity module value for cast uranium is 20.5•10"-"2 mega newton/m"2 (20.9•10"-"3 kilogram-force/mm"2), strength limit during tension at room temperature is 372–470 mega newton/m"2 (38–48 kilogram-force/mm"2), strength is increased after hardening from β - and γ - phases; and average rigidity by Brinell 19.6–21.6•10"2 mega newton/m"2 (200–220 kilogram-force/mm"2). Exposure by neutron flux (which occurs in nuclear reactors) changes the physical and mechanical properties of uranium: creeping develops and brittleness increases, goods deformation is observed, which forces the operator to use uranium in nuclear reactors as different uranium alloys.
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Glava 1. Obshie svedeniya ob urane. 1.5. Mekhanicheskie svoystva
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Khakimov, N.; Nazarov, Kh.M.; Mirsaidov, I.U. (Nuclear and Radiation Safety Agency of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan, Dushanbe (Tajikistan)), E-mail: n.khakimov@mail.ru, E-mail: holmurod18@mail.ru, E-mail: agentilhom@mail.ru; 120 p; 2012; p. 8-9
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Khakimov, N.; Nazarov, Kh.M.; Mirsaidov, I.U., E-mail: n.khakimov@mail.ru, E-mail: holmurod18@mail.ru, E-mail: agentilhom@mail.ru
Physicochemical and technological aspects of processing of uranium industry wastes in Tajikistan2011
Physicochemical and technological aspects of processing of uranium industry wastes in Tajikistan2011
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[en] Full text: The mechanical properties of uranium depend on its purity, and which mechanical and thermal regimes are used for reprocessing. The average elasticity module value for cast uranium is 20.5•10"-"2 mega newton/m"2 (20.9•10"-"3 kilogram-force/mm"2), strength limit during tension at room temperature is 372–470 mega newton/m"2 (38–48 kilogram-force/mm"2), strength is increased after hardening from β - and γ - phases; and average rigidity by Brinell 19.6–21.6•10"2 mega newton/m"2 (200–220 kilogram-force/mm"2). Exposure by neutron flux (which occurs in nuclear reactors) changes the physical and mechanical properties of uranium: creeping develops and brittleness increases, goods deformation is observed, which forces the operator to use uranium in nuclear reactors as different uranium alloys. (author)
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Glava 1. Obshie svedeniya ob urane. 1.5. Mekhanicheskie svoystva
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Khakimov, N.; Nazarov, Kh.M.; Mirsaidov, I.U. (Nuclear and Radiation Safety Agency of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tajikistan, Dushanbe (Tajikistan)), E-mail: n.khakimov@mail.ru, E-mail: holmurod18@mail.ru, E-mail: agentilhom@mail.ru; 125 p; 2011; p. 9
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Darbeida, A.; Von Stebut, J.; Barthole, M.; Belliard, P.; Lelait, L.
Electricite de France (EDF), 92 - Clamart (France)1995
Electricite de France (EDF), 92 - Clamart (France)1995
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[en] The wear resistance in dry friction of two electrolytic and two pVD hard chromium coatings deposited on construction steel substrates is studied by means of standard pin on disc multi-pass, unidirectional operation. For both of these friction modes low cycle high load operation with cemented carbide pins leads to essentially coatings hardness controlled, abrasive wear. For these well adhering commercial coatings (both for through thickness cracking and for spalling failure) assessed by standard testing, are inadequate for quality ranking with respect to wear resistance. Steady state friction corresponds to a stabilised third body essentially composed of chromium oxide. (authors). 13 refs., 7 figs., 1 tab
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Etude comparative du comportement tribologique de depots a base de chrome presentant differentes duretes
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Jun 1995; 19 p
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SAVAŞ, Ömer, E-mail: osavas@yildiz.edu.tr, E-mail: omersavas66@gmail.com2019
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[en] In this study, the production and properties of titanium tri-aluminide (Al3Ti) particle reinforced functionally graded composites (FGCs) by a centrifugal casting method, are investigated. FGCs were produced by using Al-Ti master alloy which was alloyed with copper and silicon and without alloying to obtain three types of composites, namely Al3Ti/Al, Al3Ti/Al-Si and Al3Ti/Al-Cu FGC. It was observed that produced composites contain two different area: the functionally graded and Al3Ti-free area. The ratio and size of Al3Ti particles were found to change regionally in functionally graded area of each composite type. The effects of the regional change in functionally graded area and both the reinforcement ratio and particle size of composite types were discussed using statistical techniques. In addition, density, Brinell hardness and abrasive wear property of Al3Ti particle reinforced FGCs have been examined inwardly from the outer surface of composites depending on the centrifugal force direction. The results showed an improvement in Brinell hardness value inwardly from the outer surface of composites in each composite type. It was observed that the volumetric wear loss of composites were reduced by increasing the ratio of Al3Ti particles in the matrix. (paper)
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Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/2053-1591/ab562c; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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Materials Research Express (Online); ISSN 2053-1591;
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Journal of Nuclear Materials; v. 52(1); p. 115-118
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