The phrase "aged condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the state or quality of something that has been affected by the passage of time, often implying wear or deterioration.
Example: "The antique furniture was in an aged condition, showing signs of wear and fading."
Alternatives: "worn state" or "deteriorated condition."
In the naturally aged condition, δ′ (Al3Li) and GP zones were present.
The material of the casting was aluminum silicon alloy (BS-LM 9), in solution treated and aged condition.
Precipitate morphologies were characterized in a total of 17 PGM-containing alloys in the solution treated and aged condition.
The tensile testing and fatigue testing were performed at ambient conditions on material in the as-received condition and also in a thermally aged condition.
Heat-affected zone was not significant in the overcast structure because the decrease of the ultimate tensile strength of overcast arts was only 3 5% in comparison with the properties of the original AA6060 alloys under aged condition.
The microstructure in the naturally aged condition was characterized using transmission electron microscopy techniques; phases present were identified by selected area diffraction, and dislocation morphology (helices vs loops) was examined by two-beam bright field imaging.
Room temperature tensile properties were evaluated in the as-solution treated and artificially aged conditions.
In β solution treatment plus aging condition, tensile results shows that the strength if the alloy dramatically decreased by an average of 143 MPa for every increase of 40 °C because of larger size of secondary α phase than α/β solution treated plus aged condition.
However, the degree of enhancement was dominated by the percentage of bio-oil and aging condition.
Therefore, four stages of aging condition are deemed enough for the reliability evaluation of power transformers.
Similar aging condition and calcination temperature were maintained for the preparation of Ce TiO2 sample.
