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Year 2008 No 2

Zifčák P., Brziak P., Balog M., Bošanský J., Srnka M.
THE INFLUENCE OF CREEP CONDITIONS TO MICROSTRUCTURE EVOLUTION AND SUGESTION OF PRECIPITATION CHANGES ASSESSMENT IN THE T24 STEEL
Keywords: steel T24|precipitation|carbides|
No 2 (2008), p. 195-208
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Seidlerová J., Valášková M., Šustai O., Lešková J.
PHASE AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF METAL-BEARING MICROPARTICLES
Keywords: Fine grained metal-bearing wastes|Phase and morphology metallurgical wastes|
No 2 (2008), p. 209-223
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Michalek K., Morávka J., Gryc K.
MODELLING OF TRANSFER PROCESSES IN GAS LADLE BUBBLING AND THEIR MATHEMATICAL IDENTIFICATION BY L-TRANSFORMATION
Keywords: steel|ladle|gas argon bubbling|stir elements|physical modelling|mathematical identification|
No 2 (2008), p. 224-232
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Gulová L., Zemko M., Vlado M., Lászlo T.
SIMULATION OF PRODUCTION OF SELECTION DEFECTS IN ROLLING-PROCESS
Keywords: hot-rolling|cold-rolling|scores|overlaps|scratches|
No 2 (2008), p. 233-239
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Nohavica D., Gladkov P., Jarchovský Z., Zelinka J.
DEFECT STRUCTURE MODIFICATIONS BY POROUS InP AND NON-IZOPERIODICAL HETEROJUNCTIONS GROWTH ON MICROPORES CONTAINING InP AND GaP
Keywords: Micropores in semiconductors|InP micropores|GaP nanopores|heat treatment|dislocations reduction|InAs/InP heterostructure|ZnO/GaP heterostructure|
No 2 (2008), p. 240-246
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Donič T., Martikán M.
EVALUATION OF RESULTS OF COMPRESSION AND TENSILE ANALYSIS OF COMPACTS ON THE BASE OF 1 µM ALUMINIUM POWDER
Keywords: Compression test|Tensile test|Forward extrusion|Aluminium powder|Work-hardening exponent|Fracture analysis|Hollomon`s function|
No 2 (2008), p. 247-256
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Bidulská J., Bidulský R., Kvačkaj, T., Bardi F., Evangelista E.
FORMABILITY EVALUATION OF ALUMINIUM ALLOY BY MEANS OF TORSION TEST AT LOW STRAIN RATE
Keywords: aluminium alloy|torsion test|formability|
No 2 (2008), p. 257-262
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Blach J., Ševc P., Výrostková A.
INFLUENCE OF HYDROGEN ON STRENGTH AND FAILURE OF DISSIMILAR WELD JOINT OF Cr-Mo,V STEELS FOR ENERGY EQUIPMENTS AT TENSILE STRAIN
Keywords: Cr-Mo,V steels|hydrogen embrittlement|dissimilar weld joint|hydrogen induced cracking|tensile strain|cleavage failure|
No 2 (2008), p. 263-274
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Sučik G., Hršak D., Fedoročková A, Lazić L.
THE PRELIMINARY CHARACTERIZATION OF SERPENTINITE FROM LJESKOVAC LOCALITY IN CROATIA
Keywords: serpentinite|lizardite|X-ray powder diffraction|differential thermal analysis|dilatometry|
No 2 (2008), p. 275-280
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Mišičko R.
PHYSICAL – METALLURGICAL FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT OF CRACKING OF CONTINUOUSLY CAST PRODUCTS
Keywords: friction|stress|micro-crack|crack|peritectic transformation|austenite grain|dendrite|under solidus recrystallization growth|
No 2 (2008), p. 281-285
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Gajdzik B.
THE PROCESS OF STEEL AND METALLURGIC PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION IN POLISH MARKET
Keywords: distribution of steel and metallurgical products|distribution channels|distribution networks|simultaneous marketing (SM)|
No 2 (2008), p. 286-291
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Kiss I.
RESEARCH AND EXPERIMENTS REGARDING THE MANUFACTURING OF METALLIC MATERIALS WITH A BETTER CUTTING CAPACITY
Keywords: researches|experiments|steels|metal constructions|sulphur addition|technology|improvement of the processing easiness|
No 2 (2008), p. 292-297
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Mitrík V., Suchý T., Horváth L.
USING OF IGCC FOR COMBINED HEAT AND POWER GENERATION (COGENERATION)
Keywords: gasification|combined cycle|power generation|synthetic gas|emissions|
No 2 (2008), p. 298-301
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Forraiová L.
CHEMICAL ANALYSE OF FEMNC SLAGS
Keywords: slag from FeMnC production|bazicity|phase composition|
No 2 (2008), p. 302-306
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Kiss I.
REJECT FORMS IN THE CAST IRON ROLLS PRODUCTION BETWEEN THE STATISTICAL RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGICAL MEASURES IN FOUNDRIES
Abstract
In our foundries, specialized in the cast iron rolls, in spite of trying the most accurate guidance of the iron melting processes, of the outside treatments melting aggregate, of the moulding and drying of moulds (the so-called casting process), of the cooling and the directional solidification of the castings in the moulds, as well as of the rapping, cleaning and the subsequent processing of the rolls, the performance factor remains relatively low.
The paper presents an industrial study upon reject forms, which appear in the production of cast iron rolls, in iron chill, and try to emphasize the cause of their occurrence in the product making process, and proposes technological measures for their prevent and, in this way, the diminution of the reject percentage. In the paper there is an analysis regarding the nature of this defects and an evaluation of the causes which lead to the rejection of rolls, and some measures of prevent are proposed. The industrial analysis included charges of rolls from different hardness classes (semihard, hard), with definite and indefinite crust, cast in simplex or duplex processes.

Keywords: cast iron rolls|reject forms|statistical analyses|hardness classes|rolls’ type|
No 2 (2008), p. 307-314
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