Sentence examples for hardening ability from inspiring English sources

The strain hardening ability of the surface can also be estimated from the curve.

The increase in cavitation erosion resistance was attributed to the high work hardening ability of the nickel aluminide IC coatings.

Active interactions of pyramidal dislocations result in the higher strain hardening ability and could be correlated to the obviously positive strain-rate sensitivity for mechanical properties.

The ratio of the grain boundary energy to the Peierls energy is suggested to be a criterion of the work hardening ability of f.c.c.

The superior cavitation erosion resistance of the TiAl-based titanium aluminide alloys compared to Ti25Al10Nb3V1Mo (at.%) is ascribed to their ability to twin and to their greater work hardening ability during cavitation erosion.

A clean, compact microstructure with ultrafine grain, high work hardening ability and fatigue strength contributes to the improved resistance to cavitation erosion corrosion of the laser surface melted NiTi alloy.

Engineering twin boundaries at the nanometer scale is regarded as an effective approach to achieve high strength while maintaining a substantial work-hardening ability.

Ultrafine-grained (UFG) metals exhibit excellent mechanical strength and high hardness at room temperature; however, most have negligible work-hardening ability.

Roughness (Ra) of the eroded surfaces was calculated from the measured profiles after different CE duration, and microhardness of cross-sections of the tested materials was also measured to indicate work-hardening ability.

The results show that the CE resistance of austenitic single phase or austenite ferrite duplex phase Cr Mn N steels is higher than that of the 0Cr13Ni5Mo martensitic stainless steel, which is mainly attributed to their high work-hardening ability.

It hardens their ability to make new relationships because they say adults can't be trusted, and it also lowers their own self-esteem".