Sentence examples for joint diffusion from inspiring English sources

The shear strength reached 123.5 ± 25.3 MPa for the joint diffusion bonded at 1300 °C.

A theoretical model is developed for the growth under joint diffusion and charge transfer limitations.

Since proton and bisulphate diffusion in a sulphate solution are thought to be coupled by a rapid equilibrium, it is only possible to determine a joint diffusion coefficient for the two species.

It is shown that the growth mechanism obeys the kinetic law derived for the case of joint ohmic, diffusion and ion transfer limitations in the presence of a specified quantity of supporting electrolyte.

Combining the microstructure of bonding interface with shear strength of different joints, the diffusion bonding parameter for present alloy was: 970 °C/10 MPa/2 h.

In the present paper, three EUROFER97 joints (two diffusion welds and one TIG weld) have been irradiated in the BR2 reactor of SCK-CEN at 300 °C up to 1.8 dpa and subsequently characterised for tensile, impact and fracture toughness properties.

The micro-tests for the W/Cu joint show that diffusion occurs between W and Cu and the thickness of the W/Cu diffusion layer is ~ 22 nm.

However, to the best of our knowledge, there are no results on the joint effects of diffusion and delay on the spatiotemporal dynamics of the delayed reaction-diffusion system (1).

The effects of stress level, pore structure improvement through GGBFS, and cold joint on chloride diffusion coefficient are quantitatively investigated.

The identification of anatomical circuits associated with a specific function can be better accomplished by the joint application of diffusion and functional MRI.

In the present study, from engineering viewpoints to utilize such advanced conductors, we evaluated the transport and AC loss properties of short MFYCCs with a repaired part or a joint by a diffusion joint technique with the saddle-shaped pickup coil method.