Sentence examples for forged material from inspiring English sources

Pumpjet and body models were developed for the propulsion tests using Aluminum alloy forged material.

Strain and energy-based models were investigated for their suitability to predict the life of the forged material.

It was concluded that the lower strain levels were insufficient to provide enough driving force for complete recrystallization throughout the entire microstructure of the forged material.

Following forging, the material exhibited an increase in fatigue life of anywhere from 2 to 15 times for the cast then forged material and more modest yet still significant 8 times longer at stress amplitudes around 140 MPa for the extruded then forged material.

Microstructural heterogeneity was observed in a forged material manifested in a form of large non-recrystallized grains within the recrystallized matrix that is observed to be dependent on the level of deformation (i.e. strain magnitude).

An ultimate tensile strength higher than 650 MPa, a yield strength of about 600 MPa and a Vickers micro hardness HV0.2 higher than 220 were obtained, values which compare quite favorably with those corresponding to a classically forged material.

In plane-strain forged materials, the observed elliptical cracks resulted from fracture toughness anisotropy.

Even when new evidence emerged in 1896 pointing toward the guilt of another officer, military leaders who were eager to protect the army's reputation suppressed the evidence and concocted forged materials to convict Captain Dreyfus again.

Steelworkers began forging material that transformed into golden Olympic rings, which appeared to float into the air to be suspended above the performers.

Steelworkers began forging material that transformed into golden Olympic rings, which lifted into the air to be suspended above the performers.

198, 199 (lottery tickets, gaming devices, books for recording gambling transactions, stolen and embezzled property, forged and counterfeit materials, equipment used for counterfeiting, obscene and immoral literature and materials); Act of February 10 , 1939 53 Stat. 1, 436, 26 U.S.C.A. Int.Rev.Code, § 3602 (frauds on the revenue); Act of June 28 , 1940 54 Stat.