Sentence examples for at the solidification from inspiring English sources
Primary pores were formed at the solidification stage, which laid the foundation for the development and transformation of effective reservoirs.
The two typical solidification conditions can cause the chemical-composition difference in the light element, Y, at the solidification interface.
Transitions in the growth mode were detected and related to acceleration and instability at the solidification front.
The emissions spots were presumably small, micrometer sized crystals generated at the solidification of laser molten Cr2O3.
It brings fundamental insights into the heat and mass transfer control at the solidification interface by the magnetic field design for crystal growth by the floating full-zone method.
Within the framework of a weakly nonlinear theory the use of the Euler equations supplemented with the appropriate boundary conditions at the solidification front and the free surface yields two Korteweg de Vries equations with varying coefficients, which govern the propagation of the waves.
Here, by coupling with experiment, we developed a set of self-consistent kinetic model parameters, which are used to simulate the TLP process of AWS A5.8 BNi-9 (filler)/Inconel 718 (base metal) at 1090 °C such as the solidification kinetics, diffusion profile and the precipitated borides in the Diffusion Affected Zone (DAZ).
One rendered 3-D volume of the Mg2Si phase is shown in Fig. 6 at the temperature at which the solidification of the phase was first observed, i.e. ∼575 °C.
The interconnectivity at the temperature where the Mg2Si phase was first observed, namely 575 °C, is 0.19 and shows a monotonic growth until 0.49 at the end of the solidification at 540 °C.
The solidification of the AlMg4.7Si8 alloy starts at ∼594 °C with the solidification of the α-Al dendrites.
The most common way was to interrupt the solidification at different temperatures, i.e. at different stages of the microstructure's development, by quenching the sample (e.g. [7 9]).
