10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RECRYSTALLISATION»
Discover the use of
recrystallisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
recrystallisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Handbook of Thermoprocessing Technologies: Fundamentals, ...
Essential processes are in nearly all cases recrystallisation, solutionising, or
precipitation of hardening alloy elements. 1. 1. 1 Recrystallisation annealing
Recrystallisation annealing is performed between different steps of cold
deformation with ...
Axel von Starck, Alfred Mühlbauer, Carl Kramer, 2005
3.11 Static Recrystallisation When the deformation of a volume of rock
decelerates or stops, the polycrystalline material will not be in a state of minimum
internal free energy, not even if recovery and re- crystallisation during
deformation were ...
Cees W. Passchier, Rudolph A. J. Trouw, 2005
3
Manufacturing Technology : Foundry, Forming & Welding,2e
The recrystallisation temperature is generally between one-third to half the
melting point of most of the metals [17.3]. Typical values of recrystallisation
temperatures are given in Table 17.1. The recrystallisation temperature also
depends on the ...
4
Powder metallurgy Diamond Tools
Recrystallisation occurs at higher temperatures, typically above 0.4 homologous
temperature, and eliminates the strain hardening by the nucleation and growth of
new grains containing few dislocations. Because the density of lattice defects is ...
5
Manufacturing Technology-I
The metal working processes that are carried out above recrystallisation
temperature are hot working processes whereas those below are cold working
processes. When the atoms reach a certain high energy level, under the action of
heat and ...
6
Comprehensive Practical Organic Chemistry: Qualitative Analysis
Recrystallisation is a very important technique often employed for the purification
of solids. It is based on the fact that all organic solids are more soluble in hot than
in cold solvents, so that the solid dissolved on heating can be obtained back on ...
V.K. Ahluwalia, S. Dhingra, 2004
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Microdynamics Simulation:
Sandra Piazolo 4.2.1 Introduction Dynamic recrystallisation occurs within a
polycrystalline material during solid state deformation. Through dynamic
recrystallisation a crystalline aggregate lowers its free energy by establishment of
an array of ...
Paul D. Bons, Daniel Koehn, Mark W. Jessell, 2008
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Steels: From Materials Science to Structural Engineering
Recrystallisation is commonly studied under continuous heating conditions,
using differential thermal analysis or differential scanning calorimetry, to measure
the heat evolution during the process, and thermal and mechanical simulation, ...
8.35 RECRYSTALLISATION The term 'recrystallisation' may be defined as the
process of forming strain-free new grains, in a metal, by heating it to a
temperature known as recrystallisation temperature. It may be noted that the
recrystallisation ...
R. S. Khurmi, R. S. Sedha, 2008
10
Engg Materials And Mettalurgy
(ii) Recrystallisation Upon heating the cold worked metal to a sufficiently high
temperature, minute new grains nucleate. Nucleation occurs at the most
drastically deformed portions usually at slip planes and grain boundaries. The
nuclei grow ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RECRYSTALLISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
recrystallisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Exidiopsis Effusa Fungus Responsible for 'Hair Ice' on Tree …
... their shape at temperatures close to 0°C. This stability was believed to be brought about by a recrystallisation inhibitor that was provided by the fungus. «Northern Californian, Jul 15»
Cotton candy ice spun by fungus
... many hours at temperatures close to 0°C. Our hypothesis includes that the hairs are stabilised by a recrystallisation inhibitor that is provided by the fungus.". «CNET, Jul 15»
Scientists identify fungus responsible for 'hair ice'
"Further work is needed to clarify its role in hair-ice growth and to identify the recrystallisation inhibitor," researchers admitted. Like Us on Facebook for more ... «UPI.com, Jul 15»
Organic odysseys
He again strove to exploit recrystallisation and use the NHK reaction, although making it reliable enough for manufacturing was challenging. 'There was an ... «Royal Society of Chemistry, Jun 15»
Four on trial over inner city drug lab
The Crown alleged Debreceny then passed on the package to Chea and Dao, who started the recrystallisation. The second importation allegedly began in ... «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
Chocolate gets X-ray scan to spot 'fat blooming'
The change in colour, known as fat bloom, is often related to the migration of fats to the surface followed by recrystallisation, but the actual process that takes ... «E&T magazine, May 15»
Hume MDMA drug lab accused will fight charges in Supreme Court
... linked to the accused was found to have been used to search for terms such as "how to grow MDMA crystals", "lab supply", and "recrystallisation of MDMA". «The Canberra Times, Apr 15»
Alleged ice cook busted after kitchen fire
He said Mr Palmer took some items, which set alight on the stove during the “recrystallisation process”, to the bathroom in an attempt to extinguish them before ... «Herald Sun, Mar 15»
Change how you use menthol today
TasteTech have solved the problems associated with processing menthol crystals by developing a fine, free flowing powder which resists recrystallisation. «ConfectioneryNews.com, Feb 15»
Plant plastics reach for the stars
Many small molecules have been used as plasticisers that hydrogen bond with the glucose units in starch to prevent recrystallisation, however they are prone to ... «Chemistry World, Jul 14»
