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A modified thermally controlled solidification using melt superheating treatment has been designed to an IN718C superalloy to achieve grain refinement and further improve mechanical properties.
Samples of dilute Al Mg and Al Zn alloys, containing a minor Sc addition, were processed by equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) to achieve grain refinement and different distributions of the grain boundary misorientations.
Determining a definitive 'grain size corrosion resistance' relationship, if one exists, is inherently complex as the processing needed to achieve grain refinement also imparts other changes to the microstructure (such as texture, internal stress, and impurity segregation).
To maintain adhesion strength while achieving grain size refinement by AC-biased growth, a certain thickness of diamond layer grown without bias was introduced as a buffer layer.
A new thermomechanical processing method, consisting of conventional rolling and a continuous non-isothermal annealing process, has been designed to achieve substantial grain refinement through cost-efficient routes in heat treatable aluminum alloys.
Twenty-five yeago ago, in 1988, there appeared a classic description of the application of severe plastic deformation (SPD) to bulk solids in order to achieve exceptional grain refinement to the submicrometer level.
Hardening of both materials after processing by HPT was achieved through grain refinement.
Processing by quasi-constrained high-pressure torsion (HPT) is important for achieving substantial grain refinement in bulk solids, but very little information is available at present on the rise in temperature that occurs in the HPT specimens during the processing operation.
Significant evolution in grain refinement was achieved down to sub-micron grain size in all planes.
The grain refinement was achieved by recrystallization during high temperature deformation of the NiTi alloy.
Therefore, significant grain refinement was achieved through the formation and refinement of the subgrains.
