Sentence examples for Effective grain from inspiring English sources

Effective grain coarsening due to the Kirkendall effect is observed even in the absence of Gibbs-Thomson driving forces.

Effective grain refinement by the Al 5Ti 1B grain refiner is directly attributed to the enhanced potency of TiB2 particles with the Al3Ti 2DC and sufficient free Ti solute in the melt after grain refiner addition to achieve the columnar-to-equiaxed transition.

A microalloying addition of V acts as an effective grain refiner of Mg Zn alloy.

For a polydisperse RCP formed by 20 40 mesh grains, the largest pore throat is about 1/5.3 of the effective grain size, and the smallest pore throat is about 1/10 of the effective grain size.

The temperature-independent strength component, internal stress, was successfully related to effective grain size using a Hall Petch type plot.

In fact, the effective grain boundary area decreased upon addition of S and SN, accompanied by preferred perpendicular orientation of the boundaries with respect to the substrate, which is known to minimize the overall grain boundary energy30.

The combined effects of grain-boundary plane and misorientation on the effective grain-boundary mobility were incorporated into the Monte-Carlo code using the definition of the tilt twist component.

However, two adjacent sub-volumes that have different orientation relationships do not necessarily mean two effective grains.

The effective grain-filling period is characterized by rapid dry matter accumulation at a constant rate resulting from the deposition of reserves.

The determination of KW is generally described by traits related to dry matter and water content accumulation (Schnyder and Baum 1992; Borrás et al. 2003; Bingham et al. 2007; Rondanini et al. 2007) and is commonly divided into three phases: the lag phase, the effective grain-filling period, and the maturation drying phase.

The third-generation tooling design introduced significant shear strain and was found to be effective in grain refinement.