Sentence examples for high temperature forming from inspiring English sources

If the alloy is slowly cooled, the reverse phase transformation will occur at a high temperature, forming a coarse precipitate and yielding a soft structure.

Industrial processes often use high temperature forming to fabricate components of complex shape from alloys such as aluminum or magnesium that have low room temperature formability.

In high temperature forming processes (forging, rolling, die-casting…) the tool surfaces are the privileged places for mechanical, thermal and physico-chemical solicitations.

Quick Plastic Forming (QPF) and Superplastic Forming (SPF) are high temperature forming processes that have been designed to make a variety of aluminum automobile components at both high (QPF) and low (SPF) production volumes.

This was a surprising result, which was due to the way that propyne fragmented at high temperature forming a methyl fragment which was hydrogenated to methane faster as the temperature increased leaving less carbon deposit on the catalyst surface [26].

It is found that the reactions follow the equilibrium Li Si binary phase diagram at high temperature, forming different intermetallic compounds and showing distinct voltage plateaus for each two-phase region [17].

Combining the experimental results with the microscopic observation of the freezing process revealed that at high initial surface temperature (i.e. equal to 18 °C), the water droplets thoroughly spread on the aluminum alloy surface at high temperature, formed a larger contact area.

Sulfates (such as gypsum or barite) may be treated with carbon at high temperatures, forming the metal sulfides CaS or BaS (the Chance-Claus process).

Carbon monoxide reacts with water vapour at high temperatures, forming carbon dioxide and hydrogen; this process has been used as a source of hydrogen for combination with nitrogen in the synthesis of ammonia.

Core and shell may coalesce at high temperatures forming a structure of core nanoparticles embedded in a shell matrix [12].

Excess phosphorus is dehydrated at high temperatures forming condensed polyphosphates.