ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD RECALESCENCE
From Latin recalēscere to grow warm again, from re- + calēscere, from calēre to be hot.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECALESCENCE»
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recalescence in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recalescence and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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TMS 2013 142nd Annual Meeting and Exhibition, Annual Meeting
Prior to recalescence the grey level inside the sample window was 37 i 2 (mean i
standard deviation). Immediately following recalescence the grey level was 152 i
12, while immediately prior to the next recalescence this had dropped to 1 16 i- ...
The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS), 2013
2
The Electrical Engineer
But the most significant phenomenon is that indicated by the property of
recalescence. Prof. Barrett, of Dublin, ob- Fio. 12. served that if a wire of hard
steel is heated to a very bright redness, and is then allowed to cool, the wire will
cool down ...
3
Solidification and Casting:
The latent heat released from growing crystals is eventually sufficient to outweigh
the external heat extraction, giving recalescence. After the minimum temperature
Tmin has been passed, there is no further nucleation of new grains. refining ...
Brian Cantor, K O'Reilly, 2002
4
Transport Phenomena in Food Processing, First International ...
The point at which recalescence begins (Tn) and the peak recalescence
temperature were determined from this data. The peak recalescence temperature
of the undercooled eutectic ingots was consistently near the eutectic temperature
and ...
5
Essentials of Materials Science & Engineering, SI Edition
This process is known as recalescence (point C to point D). The metal continues
to solidify at a constant temperature (Tmemfig). At point E, solidification is
complete. The solid casting continues to cool from this point. (b) Cooling curve for
a ...
Donald Askeland, Wendelin Wright, 2013
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Rapidly Quenched Metals 6:
(a) Simultaneous recording of the signals for CumNi30 with the two-element
detector during recalescence; (b) projection of the measuring areas on the
samples surface; (c) cross-section through the sample, showing the different path
lengths s ...
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Rapidly Quenched Metals
The nondendritic grain size depends strongly on cooling rate after recalescence.
A “remelting during recalescence" model predicted the crystallite size distribution
at the maximum recalescence temperature. A coarsening model predicted final ...
observed both at the temperature of about 700° C. and at 660° C. We may,
therefore, be certain, that both at the higher and lower temperatures of
recalescence there is magnetic change, and that the one is as much dependent
on the other as ...
9
Heat Treatment : Principles and Techniques
RECALESCENCE. This is a phenomenon which is observed in iron or steel
during transformation of gamma iron on cooling/super cooling. This is revealed
by the reglowing of the metal surface due to the sudden increase in the
temperature ...
T. V. Rajan, sharma C. P., Ashok Sharma, 2012
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Science and Engineering of Droplets:: Fundamentals and ...
This phenomenon is termed recalescence. The extent of the temperature rise
during recalescence depends primarily on the undercooling and cooling rate.
The solid-liquid interface velocity during recalescence is also a firnction of the ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECALESCENCE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
recalescence is used in the context of the following news items.
Bitcoin Ideology and the Tale of Casascius Coins
Recalescence Coins, LLC in Port Orchard, WA has already moved to the model of selling blank coins as a result of the FinCEN letter received by Casascius. «CoinDesk, Dec 13»
Supervolcano's ash so hot it turned back into lava miles from eruption
Whittington said he is now examining "the phenomenon of recalescence — heating due to rapid crystallization — and assessing how important it might be in ... «NBCNews.com, Aug 13»
Dual solidification mechanisms of liquid ternary Fe-Cu-Sn alloy
Whether or not metastable phase separation occurs, the rapid dendritic growth of the primary gFe phase always induces a thermal recalescence effect. «Science Codex, Mar 12»
Metals Knowledge: Structure of plain steel
... 0,8-0,9% carbon the evolution of the heat at Ar1 is sufficient to cause the material to become visibly hotter and the phenomenon is called "recalescence". «Alibaba News Channel, Jul 06»
