Sentence examples for mode of solidification from inspiring English sources

Thus, the thermal conditions and mode of solidification are the critical factors with respect to the cessation of flow.

The mode of solidification in stainless steels is strongly dependent on the chemical composition which is usually represented as Cr and Ni equivalents (Valiente Bermejo 2012; Brooks et al. 1983).

The higher Ni equivalent of filler-added WM resulted in A mode of solidification with primary austenite dendrites as single phase (refer to Fig. 5d) (Bonollo et al. 2004).

The microstructure examination revealed that both types of claddings (deposited with fresh flux and recycled slag) solidified in same mode of solidification and have similar grain size, shape and phase distribution, in all zones.

In metallurgy this mode of solidification is referred to as progressive or parallel solidification [26] and we shall refer to this as PS when considering ice formation.

The frozen alloy consists of four phases exhibiting morphologies characteristic of their mode of solidification: α-Al dendrites, eutectic α-Al/Mg2Si "Chinese script" with Fe-aluminides, and interpenetrating α-Al/Mg2Si/Si ternary eutectic.

The different modes of solidification mechanism (A-AF-FA-F) and the methods to predict the volume percentage of ferrite along with the solidification modes are described in detail elsewhere (Valiente Bermejo 2012).

In materials science this solidification process is called cellular growth [26]; however in order to avoid confusion when considering cell cryopreservation in a biological context, in which cell growth refers to cell proliferation, we will refer to this mode of ice solidification as network (or dendritic) solidification (NS).

To identify the mode of weld solidification, microstructural examinations were carried out by obtaining samples from the weld joints.

Another important feature of Onyx is its characteristic way of solidification.

In this present work, the effect of solidification mode and microstructure on weld hydrogen content, and the evolution of hydrogen from such welds has been investigated by using experimental electrodes which are designed to give varying ferrite/austenite ratio in the welds.