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Detailed Simulation Helps Validate Weld Designs in Large Marine Engines
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AM&P Technical Articles (2013) 171 (8): 24–25.
Published: 01 August 2013
... for large marine engines. Copyright © ASM International® 2013 2013 ASM International finite element analysis marine diesel engines residual stress weld cracks weld fatigue httpsdoi.org/10.31399/asm.amp.2013-08.p024 TECHNICAL SPOTLIGHT Detailed Simulation Helps Validate Weld Designs...
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View articletitled, Detailed Simulation Helps Validate Weld Designs in Large <span class="search-highlight">Marine</span> <span class="search-highlight">Engines</span>
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In this brief case study, finite element analysis and linear elastic fracture mechanics are used to evaluate new weld designs for large marine engines.
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Titanium: A Historic and Current Perspective, Part II
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AM&P Technical Articles (2018) 176 (3): 18–24.
Published: 01 April 2018
... into the ingot, which could lead to defects resulting in failure of aerospace engine parts. With the removal of impurities, titanium turnings became an essential component of premium quality ingot. TABLE 1 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR COMMON TI ALLOYS Nominal composition, wt% Alpha (a) alloys...
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Among the structural materials developed in the 20th century, titanium and its alloys have played a leading role in improving component performance. This article discusses development of new production techniques, specifications, economic aspects, and applications that have enabled the current applications of titanium alloys.
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Upcycling of Mixed Aluminum Alloy Shredder Scrap using Shear Processing
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AM&P Technical Articles (2024) 182 (5): 15–20.
Published: 01 July 2024
... streams to high-performance automotive components[15]. It is expected that vehicles will continue to increase in aluminum content in the future, either to improve fuel efficiency in gas/diesel vehicles or to increase range in electric vehicles. In this application, the requirements for formability...
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This article describes Shear-Assisted Processing and Extrusion (ShAPE), an emerging extrusion technology being developed at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. One application of the ShAPE process is recycling post-consumer scrap without adding primary aluminum, which reduces embodied energy and carbon output. Scientists at PNNL won an R&D 100 Award in 2020 for their work in developing the ShAPE process.
