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LABORATORY PLASMA EQUIPMENT TO THE SEMI-CONTINUAL MATERIAL MELTING AND PROCESS Keywords: Development of research equipment|plasma torch|horizontal-vertical water cooled copper crucible|electric heating–treatment furnace|forming machines| No 3 (2005), p. 266-276   mag02.pdf (948 kB) mag02_eng.txt (3 kB)   Kocich R., Greger M. DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES IN AZ91 ALLOY USING BY ARB PROCESS Keywords: Plastic deformation|grain size|magnesium alloy|mechanical properties| No 3 (2005), p. 277-283   mag03.pdf (735 kB) mag03_eng.txt (1 kB)   Szurman I., Kursa M. INFLUENCE OF CONDITIONS OF PREPARATION ON STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF NI-TI ALLOYS Abstract Intermetallic compound containing approx. 50 at.% Ni and 50 at. % Ti is considered as standard shape memory alloy. The basic requirement to metallurgy of these advanced materials is strict adherence to chemical composition of the alloy, which is the main condition for obtaining of the alloy with the required transformation temperatures. At use plasma melting, material is placed into copper water-cooled mold. This is drifted by bolt under plasma burner. Argon is used as plasma forming gas. For the melting as such it is necessary to use the cleanest available argon due to high affinity of titanium to oxygen. Plasma temperature achieves at this method of melting 6500 K. Chemical homogeneity can be achieved at vacuum induction melting. Material of crucible has at this method the principal influence on quality of ingot. Crucibles made of Al2O3 and MgO cannot be used due to oxygen content. Oxygen contained in graphite crucible can be neglected, it is, however, necessary to take into account absorption of carbon. Ni-Ti based alloys are usually melted at the temperature of approx. 1500 °C. For obtaining of wire it is best to use technology of swaging in combination with subsequent drawing. Aim of hot forming consists in change of casting structure and achievement of satisfactory grain size that is suitable for subsequent cold drawing. This article deals with preparation of Ni-Ti shape memory alloys in plasma furnace and vacuum induction furnace. The swaging and drawing were carried out to produce wires which will be used for measurement of transformation temperatures. Keywords: Ni-Ti shape memory alloys|plasma melting|vacuum induction melting| No 3 (2005), p. 284-292   mag04.pdf (539 kB) mag04_eng.txt (2 kB)   Smíšek V., Kursa M. POSSIBILITIES OF AFFECTING THE LAMELLAR MICROSTRUCTURE OF TI 46AL-5NB-1W ALLOY BY DIRECTIONAL CRYSTALLISATION Keywords: titanium aluminide|directional solidification|directional crystallisation|microstructure| No 3 (2005), p. 293-300   mag05.pdf (413 kB) mag05_eng.txt (1 kB)   Bujnošková K., Drápala J. SEGREGATION PHENOMENA IN REFRACTORY METALS DURING ZONE MELTING Keywords: Segregation|refractory metals|molybdenum|tungsten|segregation coefficient|concentration undercooling|convection| No 3 (2005), p. 301-310   mag06.pdf (308 kB) mag06_eng.txt (2 kB)   Bystrianský J., Siegl J., Haušid P., Strnadel B. THERMAL FATIGUE OF STAINLESS STEELS Keywords: Stainless steel|thermal shock|thermal fatigue|fatigue crack|thermal cycle| No 3 (2005), p. 311-322   mag07.pdf (2 MB) mag07_eng.txt (2 kB)   Bystrianský J., Siegl J., Haušid P., Strnadel B. THERMAL FATIGUE OF STAINLESS STEELS Keywords: Stainless steel|thermal shock|thermal fatigue|fatigue crack|thermal cycle| No 3 (2005), p. 311-322   mag08.pdf (2 MB) mag08_eng.txt (2 kB)   Sojka J., Jonšta P., Rytířová L., Sozańska M., Jerôme M. INFLUENCE OF MICROSTRUCTURE ON SULPHIDE STRESS CRACKING OF HOT ROLLED TUBES Keywords: Sulphide stress cracking|carbon steel|segregation bands|hydrogen permeation| No 3 (2005), p. 332-330   mag09.pdf (865 kB) mag09_eng.txt (2 kB)   Schindler I., Fiala J., Černý L., Kohut J., Kozelský P., Suchánek P. DEFORMATION BEHAVIOR AND MICROSTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT OF 13CR25 FERRITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN HOT STRIP ROLLING Keywords: High-alloy ferritic steel|hot strip rolling|simulation|recrystallization|recovery|grain size|mean equivalent stress| No 3 (2005), p. 331-340   mag10.pdf (1 MB) mag10_eng.txt (2 kB)   Fabík R., Kliber J. INVERSE ANALYSIS CALCULATION OF HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT FOR FEM SIMULATION OF RAILS HARDENING Keywords: cooling curves|inverse analysis|FEM|heat transfer coefficient| No 3 (2005), p. 341-350   mag11.pdf (1 MB) mag11_eng.txt (2 kB)   Heger M. , Schindler I., Franz J., Špička I., Turoňová P., Černý L. POSSIBILITIES OF COMPUTER ANALYSIS EXPLOITATION IN THE PROCESS OF SOLUTION SOME TASKS CONNECTED WITH MATERIAL FORMING Keywords: Rolling|equivalent strain|strain rate|computer analysis| No 3 (2005), p. 351-361   mag12.pdf (1 MB) mag12_eng.txt (2 kB)   Kubina T., Schindler I., Heger M., Plura J., Bořuta J., Dänemark J., Hadasik E. STATISTICAL COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF CALCULATION OF PARAMETERS DESCRIBING DYNAMIC RECRYSTALLIZATION Keywords: Activation energy|hot forming|steel|dynamic recrystallization| No 3 (2005), p. 362-368   mag13.pdf (332 kB) mag13_eng.txt (1 kB)   Lasek S., Drápala J., Urbaníková Ž., Blahetová M. COMPARISON OF ELECTROCHEMICAL CORROSION PROPERTIES OF SELECTED LEAD-FREE SOLDERS Keywords: Tin alloys|lead-free solders|electrochemical corrosion|potentiodynamic polarization method| No 3 (2005), p. 369-374   mag14.pdf (220 kB) mag14_eng.txt (2 kB)   ... © 2005 AMS HF TU Košice ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ...