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AM&P Technical Articles (2016) 174 (6): 35–37.
Published: 01 June 2016
...Aquil Ahmad; George Pfaffmann; Gail Ludtka; Gerard Ludtka Properties and performance of lower cost “simple” alloy steels processed using induction coupled thermomagnetic processing can rival those of conventionally processed, expensive specialty alloys. This article discusses some...
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Properties and performance of lower cost “simple” alloy steels processed using induction coupled thermomagnetic processing can rival those of conventionally processed, expensive specialty alloys. This article discusses some of the demonstrated improved mechanical properties achieved for steels in a industry-government project that evaluated the viability of processing metals in a strong magnetic field.
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AM&P Technical Articles (2014) 172 (3): 42–43.
Published: 01 March 2014
...George Pfaffmann; Aquil Ahmad Coupling a high magnetic field environment with an applied induction elevated temperature capability can achieve stronger, more durable components and materials with improved performance. This article describes work to develop high magnetic field processing technology...
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Coupling a high magnetic field environment with an applied induction elevated temperature capability can achieve stronger, more durable components and materials with improved performance. This article describes work to develop high magnetic field processing technology.