answer reward question has expired cemented carbide scrap, high temperature, low temperature, why submit other answers - - : : it can be seen from the figure that the grain size of the alloy increases rapidly with the increase of the high temperature treatment temperature. when the treatment temperature...
submit other answers - - : : basic principles: the molten metal zinc and the binder phase metal (such as drill, nickel) in the cemented carbide can form a low melting point alloy. the bonding metal is separated from the cemented carbide to form a zinc-cobalt solid solution alloy liquid with zinc, thereby...
answer reward deadline - - : : application is high pressure, ultra high pressure abrasive water jet submit other answers - - : : serious abrasion. high-pressure, ultra-high-pressure abrasive water jets are new processing technologies that emerged in the s. abrasive water jets can be used to process metal...
submit other answers - - : : nanostructured and conventional zirconia coatings on superalloys have been deposited to show thermal shock resistance and oxidation resistance by atmospheric plasma spraying. the results showed that the nanostructured zirconia coating mainly contained two kinds of microstructures...
submit other answers - - : : gas metal arc welding (gmaw) is frequently referred to as mig welding. mig welding is a commonly used high deposition rate welding process. wire is continuously fed from a spool. mig welding is therefore referred to as a semiautomatic welding process. gtaw welding gas tungsten...
submit other answers - - : : an alloy is a just a blend of metals. it may be harder or softer than one of the pure metals, but the results aren't always obvious or predictable. so a common alloys is gold and silver mix for jewellery. but have you made the gold harder by adding silver?...
submit other answers - - : : because they need to be hard enough to resist deformation, yet resilient enough not to crack under cyclic load. an analog would be "why are tools made out of chrome-moly steel?"...
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answer reward question has expired i have a piece of stainless steel for a backsplash that i am putting behind my kitchen countertop, it's about / inch thick. it's in long by in wide. submit other answers - - : : ealy you can use any blade almost example: if you use a sawzall than any metal cutting blade...
i was thinking of a beryllium-titanium-nickel alloy. it needs to hold up to a tank shell. if there isnt a material, a fiction one is ok, not adamantium or though, something strong but not to strong. submit other answers - - : : to answer the question about yield or compressive strength, the property...