Peak stress studies of hot compressed TiHy 600 alloy

Kumar, Kodli Basanth; Saxena, Kuldeep K.; Dey, Suhash Ranjan; Pancholi, V.; Bhattacharjee, Anup Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2017.07.066

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“…Lunt [22] reported that the deformation by a prismatic slip in the soft oriented macrozone grains was much stronger than the grains without macrozones, the maximum shear in the strong macrozone material was considerably higher than the values for the non-macrozone condition. Therefore, the short crack propagates faster in macrozones than in the regions with random texture [23,37], and the presence of large microtexture regions (macrozones) decreased the fatigue life [38-39]. Thus, the random texture with fine grain microstructure in the SZs will improve the fatigue life [33].…”

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Microstructure and texture investigation on electrically assisted friction stir welded titanium alloy

Jiang

Han

Chen

et al. 2020

Materials Science and Technology

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Microstructure, texture and mechanical properties of electrically assisted friction stir welding (EFSW) of Ti6Al4 V alloy were investigated. The base material (BM) and the heat-affected zone (HAZ) have a coarse equiaxed structure, and the fine equiaxed structure was observed in the stir zone (SZ). The boundary between the SZ and the HAZ changed abruptly from the FSW joint to the EFSW joint to make it smooth. The BM and the HAZ have a strong prismatic texture {10[Formula: see text] 0} and the texture of the SZ is randomly distributed. Hardness of the joints was explained by grain size, loss rate of elemental Al and dislocation density, as well as the advantages of the EFSW process in terms of improving mechanical properties as influenced by microstructure and texture.

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Microstructure and texture investigation on electrically assisted friction stir welded titanium alloy

Jiang

Han

Chen

et al. 2020

Materials Science and Technology

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“…Several proteins have been tested to see how well they work as biomaterials because of their inherent benefits as biomaterials, such as biological compatibility, accessibility to large-scale manufacturing using recombinant DNA technology, and simple modification via chemical or enzymatic techniques. Table 1 table highlights the key differences between traditional and advanced materials in terms of their properties, advantages, and disadvantages [21,22].…”

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Exploring the Future of Advanced Materials Processing: Innovations and Challenges Ahead: A Review

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Ramacharyulu,

Lakhanpal

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E3S Web Conf.

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This research paper investigates the future of advanced materials processing, with a focus on the innovations and challenges that lie ahead. The study begins by exploring the current state of advanced materials processing and the latest trends in the field, including the use of advanced manufacturing technologies, such as additive manufacturing, to create complex geometries and novel materials. The paper then examines the challenges facing the field, including the need to develop new processing techniques that can handle a wider range of materials and produce materials with specific properties. The study also analyses the potential impact of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, on the future of materials processing. Finally, the paper concludes with a discussion of the key innovations and trends that are likely to shape the future of materials processing, including the use of sustainable materials, the development of new nanomaterials, and the integration of advanced sensors and data analytics into the manufacturing process. Overall, this research paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the future of advanced materials processing and highlights the critical role that innovation will play in shaping the field in the coming years.

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“…Eco-design minimises the environmental effect of goods and processes from raw material extraction through end-of-life disposal [16]. Eco-design emphasises renewable resources, waste and emissions reduction, and energy and material efficiency [17]. Eco-design uses renewable materials in product design and manufacture.…”

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Eco-Design of Products and Processes: A Review on Principles and Tools for Sustainable Manufacturing

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Jain,

Ramacharyulu

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E3S Web Conf.

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Eco-design is a crucial approach in achieving sustainable manufacturing, which seeks to reduce the environmental impact of products and processes throughout their lifecycle. This paper explores the principles and tools that are used in eco-design, providing an overview of the key concepts and methods for sustainable manufacturing. The principles of eco-design are centered on minimizing the environmental impact of products and processes through the use of renewable resources, reducing waste and emissions, and improving energy and material efficiency. The paper discusses these principles in detail and highlights the benefits that can be achieved by implementing eco-design in manufacturing. The tools and methods of eco-design include life cycle assessment (LCA), design for environment (DfE), and environmental management systems (EMS) whereas DfE involves designing products and processes to minimize their environmental impact. EMS provides a framework for managing environmental performance across an organization. The paper also discusses the challenges of implementing eco-design in manufacturing, including the need for collaboration across different functions within an organization, the availability of data and resources, and the complexity of the supply chain. Organizations can implement eco design by utilizing Life Cycle Assessment, eco-labeling, and Design for the Environment. This approach can help organizations initiate or improve sustainable production practices.

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Peak stress studies of hot compressed TiHy 600 alloy

Cited by 38 publications

References 25 publications

Microstructure and texture investigation on electrically assisted friction stir welded titanium alloy

Microstructure and texture investigation on electrically assisted friction stir welded titanium alloy

Exploring the Future of Advanced Materials Processing: Innovations and Challenges Ahead: A Review

Eco-Design of Products and Processes: A Review on Principles and Tools for Sustainable Manufacturing

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