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Fig. 11.21 Photograph of a getter flashing system used in production of television tubes Source: Lindberg Cycle-Dyne, Inc. More

Fig. 6.3 Sketch of the primary mount and flashing that must be trimmed to fit into a vacuum chuck and hand vise More

Figure 41 Emission (bottom right) seen as a flashing light during movement of a resonator, indicating the position where two comb structures touch. From [83] . More

Fig. 12 Closed-die forging with flash. (a) Schematic diagram with flash terminology. (b) Forging sequence in closed-die forging of connecting rods. Source: Ref 9 Definition In this process, a billet is formed (hot) in dies (usually with two halves) such that the flow of metal from More

Fig. 2.2 Closed-die forging with flash. (a) Schematic diagram with flash terminology. (b) Forging sequence in closed-die forging of connecting rods More

Fig. 14.11 Relationships among excess stock material, flash thickness, flash width/thickness ratio, and forging load for mechanical press forging of a round part approximately 3 in. (7.6 cm) in diameter by 3.5 in. (8.9 cm) high [ Vieregge, 1968 ] More

Fig. 14.13 Variations in flash-land-to-thickness ratio and in flash thickness, t, with weight, Q, of forgings of group 224 (materials: carbon and alloy steels) More

Fig. 10.17 Front knuckle casting; (a) parting plane and flash, (b) flash trimming die concept, (c) trim bead schematic More

Figure 4.16 Block diagram of apparatus for measuring thermal diffusivity by flash technique. More

Figure 4.17 Reduced temperature of rear surface of specimen in flash diffusivity method. More

Fig. 12.10 Transformer capacity as a function of weld area in flash welding titanium and other materials More

Fig. 12.11 Maximum machine upset pressure required as a function of weld area in flash welding. The upset pressure capacity required for titanium is much less than for stainless and high-strength, low-alloy steels. More

Figure 2 A two die stacked MCP package with SRAM on top of Flash configuration: (a) top view of the MCP package (b) cross-sectional view of the MCP package More

Figure 7 A Flash memory device was extracted from the FBGA package, and then wire-bonded into a new TSOP package. More

Figure 15 Package top view and SAM C-scan view showing four 2-dice stacking Flash memory in a L3A140 package More

Fig. 12 Micrographs of crack formation at flash edge More

Fig. 3.9 Weld produced when using the flash welding process: (a) workpieces securely clamped in current-carrying dies before upsetting operation is initiated; (b) finished weld produced after upsetting operation. Source: Ref 3.4 More

Fig. 3.10 Cross-sectional view of typical peaks and flow lines generated in a flash weld. Source: Ref 3.4 More

Fig. 3.11 Massive arcing and expulsion during flash welding More

Fig. 16.22 (a) The deformation simulation of a hot forged gear with flash. (b) The volume fraction of martensite (dark is higher) in a steel gear after quenching [ Wu et al., 2001 ] More