Metallurgical and Materials Transactions. A, Physical Metallurgy and Materials Science 1997: Vol 28A Index

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Volume 28 Metallurgical and Materials Transactions
Combined Author Index
Abbaschian, R. 455-463B Bullard, D.E. 447-453B Davidson, G.A. 843-850A Fuchs, G.E. 2543-2553A
Ablitzer, D. 1001-1010B 517-519B Davis, C.L. 1329-1335A Fujinami, T. 2577-2582A
Abuluwefa, H.T. 1633-1641A 1069-1080B De Sanctis, M. 1095-1098A Fujita, T. 1195-1203A
1643-1651A Burachynsky, V. 563-582A DeArdo, A.J. 1769-1780A Fujiwara, H. 243-250B
Adams, B.L. 229-236A Burbielko, A. 115-123B DeGraef, M. 1901-1911A Fukaya, Y. 1029-10378
Adcock, P.A. 59-68B Bustnes, J.A. 613-618B Degterov, S. 235-242B Gaballch, |. 13-23B
Agren, J. 303-308A Butrén-Guillén, M.P. 1755-1 768A 1011-1018B 223-233B
Ahmad, Z. 2459-2465A Byrne, J.G. 425-428B Del Castillo, L. 1059-1068A 359-369B
Ahmadabadi, M.N. 2159-2162A Cabrera, J.M. 2233-2244A Delos-Reyes, M.A. 595-609A Gadaud, P.
113-122A Cahoon, J.R. 563-582A Demopoulos, G.P. 701-7118 Galgali, R.K.
1633-1641A 583-593A Dey, G.K. 905-918B Gangloff, R.P.
1643-1651A 1245-1250A 2201-2216A Garbers-Craig, A.M.
Al Omar, A. 2233-2244A Cai, G.-J. 1417-1428A Diaz, C. 821-826B
Albers, M. 2183-2188A Cain, S.R. Dimitropoulou, O. 777-7848 Garcia, A.M.
Alexander, D.J. 335-345A Cannon, P. 785-793B
Allain, E. 13-23B Caracostas, C.A. 795-8048 Garcia, C.I. 1769-1780A
223-233B Carsi, M. Ding, S. 2715-2721A Garcia, R.1. 39-45B
359-369B Castelli, M.G. Dippenaar, R.J. 547-552B Garg, A. 2443-2452A
AAlllleisno,n ,G .JP..E . CCehrarik,r abEo rty, A. Djona, M. 621293--62234388 GGaevnrgil,j uHk., V.G. 21189059--21189194AA
Chan, K.S. 359-369B George, E.P. 2049-2057A
Almendras, E. Dogan, O.N. 1315-1328A German, R.M. 215-221A
Altintas, S. 1509-1515A Doherty, R.D. 1781-1795A 1553-1567A
Anderson, I.E. 935-941B Chang, J.C. 2113-2121A Dong, M.J. 2245-2254A Gerval, V. 2015-2025A
Andrén, H.-O. 1417-1428A Chang, W.-S. 927-938A 2255-2262A Gey, N. 51-61A
Angelier, C. 2467-2475A Chang, Y.a. 435-446A Duan, X.J. 1261-1269A Giamei, A.F. 1533-1542A
Anghaie, S. 2123-2128A 1725-1734A Dubey, S. 2037-2047A Gibala, R. 135-147A
Anton, D.L. 1797-1808A Chang, Y.W. 1711-1713A Dufaux, D.P. 1199-1211B 795-807A
Aoki, K. 2223-2232A Charai, A. 851-857A Dutrizac, J.E. 765-776B Gilmore, D.L. 1399-14154
Aranzabal, J. 1143-1156A Chattopadhyay, K. 2223-2232A Eagar, T.W. 969-977A Giovannini, M. 265-276A
Ardell, A.J. 991-996A Chaudhary, A. 1921-1930A Earthman, J.C. 763-773A Glicksman, M.E. 875-883A
2353-2360A Chawla, N. 2423-2427A 979-989A Gliha, V. 199-206A
Argyropoulos, S.A. 135-148B Chen, F. 1951-1955A 1849-1857A Glozman, A. 1699-1703A
Arsenault, F.J. 2755-2761A Chen, G.L. 1261-1269A Eck, S.J. 991-996A Goforth, R.E. 1047-1057A
Arvanitidis, |. 1063-1068B Chen, J.H. 1689-1698A El-Danaf, E. 1781-1795A Gokcen, N.A. 2453-2458A
Asai, S. 25-32B Chen, K.C. 1871-1877A Eliezer, D. 755-762A Gottstein, G. 785-793A
959-961B Chen, L.H. 325-333A Ellis, J.R. 347-361A Gourishankar, K.V. 1103-11108
Asgari, S. 1781-1795A 401-409A Elsner, J.H. 1157-1167A Goy, D. 13-23B
Atteridge, D.G. 5-14A Chen, S.-L. 435-446A Erkmen, Z.E. 2123-2128A Grandt, A.F., Jr. 1157-1167A
Axelbaum, R.L. 1199-1211B 1725-1734A Erturan, H. 1509-1515A Griffo, A. 215-221A
2189-2194A Chen, S.-W. 503-504A Erukhimovitch, V. 2763-2765A Grigoriev, S.V. 2195-2199A
835-839B 927-934B Ettmayer, P. . Grose, S.M. 841-853
2195-2199A Chen, S.M. 325-333A Evangelista, E. Gruzleski, J.E. 1289-1295A
1993-2003A Chen, Y. 1115-1121A Evans, J.W. Gu, H.C. 1021-1033A
825-835A Cheng, C.P. 325-333A Gu, J.P. 1517-1531A
1699-1703A Cheng, H.S. 491-502A Fahrmann, E. 1533-1542A
953-9568 Chew, S.J. 333-343B F&hrmann, M. Guan, C. 5-12B
1735-1743A Chidambarrao, D. 2515-2525A Guan, S.X. 1595-1605A
1745-1753A Chiou, W.A. 1617-1623A Guan, Y.C. 979-985B
2201-2216A Cho, S.-A. 5-14A Gubbi, A.N. 2049-2057A
2763-2765A Cho, W.D. 429-438B 2459-2465A Gubin, O.A. 2195-2199A
811-819B Choi, C.-H. 2217-2222A 859-866A Guico, R.S. 1274-1276A
851-857A Choi, N. 429-438B Feidenhans'l, R. 237-243A Guo, F.Q. 1123-11314
529-545B Choo, S.-H. 2773-2779A Feller, R.J. 1165-1183B Guo, J.T. 1079-1087A
837-842A Chou, K.-C. 439-445B Felten, J.J. Guo, R.Q. 245-250A
2467-2475A Chu, Y.C. 1667-1687A Guo, S.R. 649-654A
Beckermann, C. 479-489B Chuang, T.H. 1367-1376A Feng, Q. Guo, X. 997-1009A
1165-1183B 2113-2121A Fernandes, J.V. Gupta, G.S. 597-6048
1517-1531A 2673-2682A Ferrasse, S. Guthrie, R.1.L. 1633-1641A
1533-1542A Chun, B-S. 485-489A Ferreira, P.J. 1643-1651A
Bein, S. 2467-2475A Chung, C.Y. 2765-2767A Ferro, R. Gutierrez, |. 1143-1156A
Beliot, J.P. 1001-10108 Chung, D. 2625-2636A Field, R.D. Ha, T.K. 1711-1713A
Bendzsak, G.J. 2371-2384A Chung, H.H. 2527-2536A Figliola, R.S. Hahn, Y.B. 713-720B
Bergman, M./. 859-866A Churley, W.E. 763-773A Filippou, D. Han, K.N. 5-12B
Betancourt, A. 161-168B Clarke, A.P. 2565-2576A Fine, M.E. 979-985B
Bewlay, B.P. 2555-2564A Clausen, B. 2537-2541A Fitzgerald, T.J. 1377-1383A Han, Q. 169-1738
Bhadeshia, H.K.D.H. 2005-2013A Cohen, J.B. 527-536A Fitzner, K. 187-190A 1185-11878
2189-2194A Coley, K.S. 275-279B Flandorfer, H. 265-276A Han, Q.Y. 109-113B
mbeau, H. 2705-2714A Flemings, M.C. 2385-2395A Han, Y.F. 1079-1087A
Comstock, R.J., Jr. 2335-2341A Flewitt, P.E.J. Han, Y.K. 91-104A
821-826B Foster, B. Hans, S. 1001-10108
1517-1531A 2477-2484A Francois, D. Hansen, S.S. 2027-2035A
837-842A 1035-1046A Hanzaki, A.Z. 2405-2414A
1189-1198B 673-680A Fras, E. Haq, A.UI. 2459-2465A
63-77A 465-472B Frazier, W.G. Harase, J. 681-687A
545-561A 1261-1269A Fredriksson, H. Hartwig, T. 1047-1057A
651-663B 2129-2135A Hashmi, F.H. 1281-1288A
625-632B 1705-1710A Frenk, A. Hawk, J.A. 1315-1328A
2015-2025A Da Costa Viana, C.S. 1755-1 768A Frey, C.A. Hayes, P.C. 1011-10188
2741-2753A Damkroger, B. Froes, F.H. Haynes, M.J. 1815-1829A
1357-1365A Das, R.P. Frueh, C. He, J.H. 1569-1580A
2755-2761A Das, S. Fruehan, R.J. He, J.L. 1871-1877A
1437-1443A Dasgupta, R. He, S. 1809-1814A
39-45B Datta, R. 1111-1118B Hecht, U. 867-874A
277-285A Davidson, D.L. 1963-1973A Helander, T. 303-308A
215-221B 1797-1808A Fu, H. 997-1009A Hellawell, A. 169-1738
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Henshall, G.A. Kath, D. 2183-2188A Lavrentenyey, A. 1667-1687A 1901-1911A
Herlach, D.M. KKaatutknleerr,, UW..RF.. 11750157--11573110AA LLeacwirsy,n oGw.iCc.z , D.E. 121897-71-282927BA LLooggarna,s soR,. T.A. 21058453--21058582AA
Hertzman, S. 277-285A 2129-2135A Leckie, F.A. 2731-2740A Long, H. 2067-2071A
HHeigsos,, YE.. 11030411--110314068A KKeakweasbia,t aT,. H. 490897--491963B8 LLeedee,r iBc.h-,J. R.J. 203171-32-014272A4 LLéopreezn,t zeHn.,F . T. 213175--214233BA
Hilpert, K. 2183-2188A Kematick, R.J. 909-015A Lee, C.G. 2162-2170A
Hino, M. 265975-32-696562BA KKehrarn, , H.AW..Q . 128618-71-720808BA Lee, C.S. 11008992--11009925AA Léser, W.
969-978B 2459-2465A 2527-2536A Lu, D.2Z. 649-654A
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HHoolgdaenn,, LT..MM.. 21526353--21527463AA KKiimm,, CC..KM.. 642213--642374AA LLeeee,, J|..-C.C . 11081493--11082487BA LLuuii,g giT,.S .N . 410611--410698AB
2565-2576A Kim, D.-K. 2767-2773A 1251-1259A Luiggi, N.J. 125-133B
282335--282389A8 KKiimm,, DE..-HP.. 259853-52-680389AB LLeeee,, JJ..-Bl.. 125717-51-275894AA Luraschi, A. 812419--8125698B
629-635A Kim, G.-H. 1251-1259A Lee, J.H. 621-627A Lusk, M. 287-291A
22058757--22058882AA KKiimm,, JJ..SH.. 21722233--21722391AA Lee, K.B. 767251--768247AA Lynch, D.C. 451477--541593BB
Howe, J.M. 39-50A Kim, J.T. 135-147A Lee, P.-Y. 1429-1435A 1069-1080B
Hu, H. 118153-51-118478BB Kim, N.J. 108590-41-059029AA Lee, S. 510243--510394AA MLyao,n sE,. J.S. 11526095--11528101AA
Hu, Z. 2527-2536A 637-647A Ma, Y. 2577-2582A
Hu, Z.Q. 1595-1605A KKiimm,, WS..--SH.. 101697-91-062886BB 149893-51-580398BA MMaa,g uiZr.Ye., M.. C. 193911-91-994226AB
Hua, M. 1769-1780 Kim, Y. 1653-1650A 2162-2170A Majumdar, B.S. 309-323A
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Huang, J.C. 1859-1869A Kim, Y.D. 1213-1225B Malas, J.C., Ill 1921-1930A
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Hwang, S.K. 272232-32-722298AA Kiranoudis, C.T. 777875--778943B8 Lee, T.K. 2723-2729A Margolin, H. 21609659--21700737AA
Hwang, T. 1115-11210 795-804B Lee, W.B. 1711-1713A Marinos-Kouris, D. 777-784B
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409-416B Kleppa, 0.J. 187-190A Lenardi, C. 1219-1222A Maroulis, 2.B. 777-784B
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1053-1061B Kobayashi, M. 2637-2644A Levi, C.G. 1889-1900A Marsh, M. 1115-1121A
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Illgiucc, h1i.,B . R. 11324411--11324468AB KKoobbaayyaasshhii,, TY.. 214995-62-195579A8 Lewandowski, J.J. 389-399A MMaattlaoycak,, MD..CK.. 336633--337755AA
Im, Y.H. 713-7208 Kogak, M. 199-206A 2297-2307A Matsui, T. 243-250B
Ip, S.W. 401-407B Kolman, D.G. 2645-2656A Lexa, D. 909-915A Maziasz, P.J. 335-345A
Irons, G.A. 1039-1051B Komazaki, S. 1945-1949A Li, B. 877-897B Mazumdar, D. 95-102B
Irwin, R.D. 1921-1930A Kondoh, T. 605-6128 1849-1857A 727-732B
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IIIssssshhhiiikkkiai,w, a,Mu . KY.. 25799788-772--995998332BB4 Koo, Y. 776983557---878094347B8A LLii,, GF..H . 1122155119---1221561844BAB MMMeeedgnihgnl,aa ,oC u.iE ,. A.A . 1290262171--512-902372011ABA
IIttoohh,, GH.. 229915-32-299556AB Korth, G.E. 149299-31-530082AA LLii,, GG.PY.. 1595-1605A MMii,e tJt.i nen, J. 923851--924917B8
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Jackson, E.M.L.E.M. 2477-2484A Koyama, K. 2291-2295A Li, S.Y. 785-793A Milligan, W.W. 895-904A
Jacob, K.T. 723-725B Kraft, T. 447-451A Li CP. 109-113B Mimura, K. 987-993B
Jak, E. 1011-10188 Krajewski, P.E. 611-620A Li; Y. 1271-1273A Min, D.-J. 1019-1028B
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Jin, O. 2583-2593A Kuiry, S.C. 1189-11988 Lim, H.-J. 425-4288 Mitchell, A. 1001-10108
JJionakrodjei,r , T.A .J GC 21269017--21269156AA KKuuko,, IK..HH.. 122732-91-273412AA LLiinm,, CY..-SC.. 122932-71-293314A8 Mittemeijer, E.J. 5456-35-6717AA
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Metallurgical and Materials Transactions
Volume 28 1997
Combined Subject Index
Abrasion resistance Kinetics and phase transformation evaluation of Fe-Zn-Al
Friction and abrasion resistance of cast aluminum alloy—fly ash mechanically alloyed phases. 517-525A
composites. 245-250A A theory for solute impurity diffusion, which considers Engel-
Abrasion resistance, Composition effects Brewer valences, balancing the Fermi energy levels of sol-
Solidification structure and abrasion resistance of high chro- vent and solute, and differences in zero point energy. 563-582A
mium white irons. 1315-1328A A = "hole" theory for solute impurity diffusion in liquid
metals. 583-593A
Abrasive wear Kinetic studies of the reduction of FeO and FeWO, by hydro-
Wear characteristics of TiNi shape memory alloys. 1871-1877A gen. 613-618B
Abrasive wear, Composition effects Kinetic studies on the dissolution of nitrogen in CaO-AlzO3,
Solidification structure and abrasion resistance of high chro- CaO-SiO2, and CaO-CaF, melts. 633-638B
mium white irons. 1315-1328A Kinetics of zinc ferrite formation in the rate deceleration period. 671-677B
Reduction kinetics of liquid iron oxide-containing slags by car-
Absorption (material) bon monoxide. 821-826B
Absorption kinetics and mechanisms of carbon monoxide in liq- Determination of kinetic parameters using differential thermal
uid niobium. 455-463B analysis—application to the decomposition of CaCO3. 1157-11648
Accuracy An examination of creep data for an Al-Mg composite. 1271-1273A
Effect of elastic stress on two-phase binary diffusion couples. 27-38A Creep and low-cycle fatigue behavior of ferritic Fe-24Cr-4Al
Mass transfer between solid and liquid in a gas-stirred vessel. 95-102B alloy in the dynamic strain aging regime: effect of aluminum
A model for calculating interaction coefficients between ele- addition. 1347-1355A
ments in liquid and iron-base alloy. 109-113B Activation energy, Heating effects
Numerical simulation and Fourier thermal analysis of solidifica- Oxidation of low carbon steel in multicomponent gases. |.
tion kinetics in high-carbon Fe-C alloys. 115-123B Reduction mechanisms during isothermal oxidation. 1633-1641A
Mathematical simulation and experimental verification of melt-
Oxidation of low carbon steel in multicomponent gases. I!.
ing resulting from the coupled effect of natural convection and Reaction mechanisms during reheating. 1643-1651A
exothermic heat of mixing. 135-148B
Effects of crack aspect ratio on the behavior of small surface Adhesive wear
cracks in fatigue. li. Experiments on a titanium (Ti-8Al) alloy. 157-169A Wear characteristics of TINi shape memory alloys. 1871-1877A
Kinetics of simultaneous two-phase precipitation in the Fe-C
system. 161-168B Adsorption
Calculation of solidification-related thermophysical properties Discussion of "The adsorption kinetics of dicyanoaurate and
for steels. 281-297B dicyanoargentate ions in activated carbon" and reply. 345-350B
Evaluation of six x-e turbulence model predictions of flow in a Surface tension and wettability studies of liquid Fe-Ni-O alloys. 465-472B
continuous casting billet-mold water model using laser Dop- Agglomeration
pler velocimetry measurements. 321-332B Metal extraction from ores by heap leaching. 529-545B
Modeling the discontinuous liquid flow in a blast furnace. 333-343B
Effects of test temperature, grain size, and alloy additions on Aging (artificial)
the cleavage fracture stress of polycrystalline niobium. 389-399A lsothermal precipitation of commercial 3003 A! alloys studied
A mechanics-based approach to cyclic oxidation. 411-422A by thermoelectric power. 125-133B
Nucleation and phase selection in undercooled Fe-Cr-Ni melts. Analysis of thermoelectric power measurements in the study of
ll. Containerless solidification experiments. 461-469A precipitation kinetics in 3003 Al alloy. 149-159B
Mathematical modeling of three-dimensional heat and fluid flow Kinetics of simultaneous two-phase precipitation in the Fe-C
in a moving gas metal arc weld pool. 509-516B system. 161-168B
Quasi-steady-state creep crack growth in a 3.5NiCrMoV steel. 629-635A Role of matrix microstructure on room-temperature tensile
Prediction of dendrite arm spacings in unsteady- and steady- properties and fiber-strength utilization of an orthorhombic Ti-
state heat flow of unidirectionally solidified binary alloys. 651-663B alloy-based composite. 309-323A
The effect of macroscopic solute diffusion in the liquid upon sur- The effect of SiC particle reinforcement on the creep behavior
face macrosegregation. 665-669B of 2080 aluminum. 611-620A
Discussion of "Use of solid electrolyte galvanic cells to deter- The effect of hydrogen on the fracture toughness of alloy X-
mine the activity of CaO in the CaO-ZrO. system and stan- 75500. 817-823A
dard Gibbs free energies of formation of CaZrO, from CaO Aging effects in a Cu-12AI-5Ni-2Mn-1Ti shape memory alloy. 955-967A
and ZrO.". 723-725B X-ray study of phase transformations in martensitic Ni-Al alloys. 1133-1142A
Prediction on thermodynamic properties of ternary molten salts Microstructure and properties of spray-deposited 2014+15
from Wilson equation. 725-727B vol.% SiC particulate-reinforced metal matrix composite. 1261-1269A
Modeling time dependence of the average interface migration Deformation and fracture behavior of two Al-Mg-Si alloys. 1489-1497A
rate in site-saturated recrystallization. 939-946A Influence of various heat treatments on the microstructure of
Modeling of micro- and macrosegregation and freckle formation polycrystalline IN738LC. 1993-2003A
in single-crystal nickel-base superalloy directional solidifica-
A study of the mechanism of hardness change of Al-Zn-Mg
tion. 1517-1531A
alloy during retrogression reaging treatments by small angle
A numerical and experimental study of deformation characteris- x-ray scattering (SAXS). 2067-2071A
tics of the plane strain punch stretching test. 1653-1659A
Development of reproducible and increased strength properties
Influence of limit stress states and yield criteria on the predic-
tion of forming limit strains in sheet metals. 2323-2333A in thick extrusions of low-alloy Al-Zn-Mg-Cu based AA 7075. 2429-2433A
A new model for the volume fraction of martensitic transforma- Processing of AA3004 alloy can stock for optimum strength and
tions. 2499-2506A formability. 2715-2721A
Acicular structure, Composition effects Aging (artificial), Alloying effects
Bainitic chromium-tungsten steels with 3% chromium. 335-345A Secondary hardening and fracture behavior in alloy steels con-
taining molybdenum, tungsten, and chromium. 775-784A
Acid leaching
Steady-state modeling of zinc-ferrite hot-acid leaching. 701-711B Aging (natural)
Aging and tempering behavior of iron-nickel-carbon and iron-
Acoustic impedance, Orientation effects carbon martensite. 545-561A
Ultrasonic backscattering in duplex microstructures: theory and
application to titanium alloys. 91-104A Aircraft components, Materials substitution
On the transition from pushing to engulfment during directional
Activation solidification of the particle-reinforced aluminum-based
Mechanically activated carbothermic reduction of ilmenite. 1115-1121A metal-matrix composite 2014+10 vol.% Al2O3. 867-874A.
Activation energy Microstructure and mechanical properties of sputter-deposited
Isothermal precipitation of commercial 3003 Al alloys studied by Cuyj.,Ta, alloys. 917-925A
thermoelectric power. 125-133B Aircraft components, Mechanical pr les
Analysis of thermoelectric power measurements in the study of An investigation of the effects of interfacial microstructure on
precipitation kinetics in 3003 Al alloy. 149-159B the fatigue behavior of a four-ply [75], continuous silicon car-
Kinetics of chloridization of nickel oxide with gaseous hydrogen bide (SCS-6) fiber-reinforced titanium matrix composite. 2583-2593A
chloride. 371-387B
Kinetics of chloridization of nickel-bearing lateritic iron ore by Allotropic transformation
hydrogen chioride gas. 389-399B General existence of ledges on a; plates in Cu-Zn-Al alloys. 1617-1623A
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Allotropic transformation, Heating effects Volume 28
Allotropic transformation, Heating effects Aluminum, Microstructure
Bainitic transformation in austempered ductile iron with refer- Microstructure and mechanisms of cyclic deformation of alumi-
ence to untransformed austenite volume phemomenon. 2159-2162A num single crystals at 77K. 595-609A
Evolution of recrystallization texture from aluminum sheet cold
Allotropic transformation, Microstructural effects rolled under unlubricated condition. 2217-2222A
Solid-solution structure and the weakly first-order displacive
transformation in Fe-Pd alloys. 527-536A Aluminum, Quinary systems
A new generation solution model for predicting thermodynamic
Allotropic transformation, Welding effects properties of a multicomponent system from binaries. 439-445B
An experimental and theoretical study of heat-affected zone
austenite reformation in three duplex stainless steels. 277-285A Aluminum, Reactions (chemical)
Copper removal from carbon-saturated molten iron with AloS3-
Alloys, Crystal growth FeS flux. 1029-1037B
Thermosolutal convection and macrosegregation during solidi-
fication of hypereutectic and hypoeutectic binary alloys in Aluminum, Solubility
Evaluation of interaction coefficient in Al-Cu-H alloy. 625-632B
statically cast trapezoidal ingots. 943-952B
Aluminum, Ternary systems
Alpha rays A thermodynamic description for the ternary Al-Mg-Cu system. 435-446A
On the blister formation in copper alloys due to the helium ion Kinetics and phase transformation evaluation of Fe-Zn-Al
implantation. 755-762A mechanically alloyed phases. 517-525A
Aluminum, Alloying additive A thermodynamic description of the Al-Mg-Zn system. 1725-1734A
Kinetics and phase transformation evaluation of Fe-Zn-Al Nitridation of Ti-Al alloys: a thermodynamic approach. 1949-1951A
mechanically alloyed phases. 517-525A Discussion of "Kinetics and phase transformation evaluation of
Effects of aluminum content on the mechanical properties of a Fe-Zn-Al mechanically alloyed phases" and author’s reply. 2433-2435A
9Cr-0.5Mo-1.8W steel. 1195-1203A C-Ni and Al-C-Ni phase diagrams and thermodynamic proper-
ties of C in the alloys from 1550°C to 2300°C. 2453-2458A
Aluminum, Alloying elements
Galvanic cell measurements on supersaturated activities of Aluminum, Trace elements
oxygen in Fe-Al-M (M=C, Te, Mn, Cr, Si, Ti, Zr, and Ce) Miwcreolsdtmreuncttusr.a l features of cracking in autogenous beryllium 673-680A
melts. 251-2588
Transformations in a2+y titanium aluminide alloys containing Aluminum, Welding
molybdenum. |. Solidification behavior. 1735-1743A Mathematical modeling of three-dimensional heat and fluid
Transformations in ap+y titanium aluminide alloys containing flow in a moving gas metal arc weld pool. 509-5168
molybdenum. II. Heat treatment. 1745-1753A The effects of process variables on pulsed Nd:YAG laser spot
welds. II. AA 1100 aluminum and comparison to AlS! 409
Aluminum, Bonding stainless steel. 687-700B
A microstructural study of dislocation substructures formed in
metal foil substrates during ultrasonic wire bonding. 2663-2671A Aluminum base alloys, Casting
Characterization of the flow in the molten metal sump during
Aluminum, Casting direct chill aluminum casting. 491-499B
Characterization of the flow in the molten metal sump during
direct chill aluminum casting. 491-499B Aluminum base alloys, Composite materials
Friction and abrasion resistance of cast aluminum alloy—fly
Aluminum, Composite materials ash composites. 245-250A
A synchrotron x-ray diffraction study of the local residual A study on the subgrain superplasticity of extruded Al-Al,Ni
strains around a single inclusion in an Al/W metal-matrix eutectic alloy. 401-409A
composite. 237-243A Tribological properties of aluminum alloy matrix TiBz composite
In situ ceramic particle-reinforced aluminum matrix composites prepared by in situ processing. 491-502A
fabricated by reaction pressing in the TiO2(Ti)-Al-B (BOs) The effect of SiC particle reinforcement on the creep behavior
systems. 1931-1942A of 2080 aluminum. 611-620A
On the transition from pushing to engulfment during directional
Aluminum, Crystal growth solidification of the particle-reinforced aluminum-based
Dynamics of solid/liquid interface shape evolution near an metal-matrix composite 2014+10 vol.% Al,O3. 867-874A
insoluble particle—an x-ray transmission microsocppy inves- Investigation of thermal residual stresses in the layered com-
tigation. 2129-2135A posite using the finite element method and x-ray diffraction. 969-978B
Aluminum, Diffusion Interfacial bonding in spray-formed metal matrix composites. 1095-1098A
On the effect of plastic deformation on the coarsening of 6- Modeling of solidification of metal-matrix particulate compos-
phase precipitation in an Al-Cu alloy. 257-263A ites with convection. 1165-11838
A theory for solute impurity diffusion, which considers Engel- Interfacial reactions in the squeeze-cast (SAFFIL+C)/SAE 329
Brewer valences, balancing the Fermi energy levels of sol- Al composite. 1251-1259A
vent and solute, and differences in zero point energy. 563-582A Microstructure and properties of spray-deposited 2014+15
vol.% SiC particulate-reinforced metal matrix composite. 1261-1269A
A modified "hole" theory for solute impurity diffusion in liquid
metals. 583-593A ASntr eenxgatmhiennaitnigo n efoffe cctrs eeipn AdCa8tAa/ AfoIr2 Oan3 Aslh-oMrtg- fciboemrp ocsoimtpeo.s ites as 1271-1273A
Element partitioning during coarsening of (‘7’) Ni-Al-Mo alloys. 1943-1945A a function of temperature and strain rate. 1859-1869A
Aluminum, Extraction Simulation of crack propagating in discontinuously reinforced
Alumina solubility in molten salt systems of interest for alumi- metal matrix composite. 2149-2157A
num electrolysis and related phase diagram data. 81-86B Microfracture behavior of Al-SiC composites under dynamic
Intelligent control of the feeding of aluminum electrolytic cells loading. 2162-2170A
using neural networks. 215-221B The effect of consolidation temperature on microstructure and
Object-oriented simulation of hydrometallurgical processes. II. mechanical properties in powder metallurgy-processed
Application to the Bayer process. 785-793B 2XXX aluminum alloy composites reinforced with SiC partic-
Activities in the system cryolite-alumina. 1089-1093B Intuelraftaecsi.a l characteristics for brazing of aluminum matrix com- 2625-2636A
Thmeertmriocd ysnolaimd iccrsy oliotfe .t he system NaF-AIF3. Vil. Non-stoichio- 1095-1097B Phpaossei-tsetsr ewsisth pAalr-ti1t2iSoin fdiullreir nmge tuanlisa.x ial tensile loading of a TiC- 2673-2682A
The solubility of ZnO and ZnAl,O, in cryolite melts. 1099-1101B particulate-reinforced Al composite. 2741-2753A
Solutions of CeO, in cryolite melts. 1257B Fracture behavior of squeeze-cast aluminum-nickel compos-
Aluminum, Mechanical properties ites for diesel engine piston rings. 2773-2779:
High-temperature relaxations in aluminum studied by isother- On the creep strengthening of SiC particulates in SiC-Al com-
mal mechanical spectrometry. 1661-1665A posites. 2780-2782A
A thermodynamic analysis of the empirical power relationships Aluminum base alloys, Crystal growth
for creep rate and rupture time. 1831-1842A Modeling of macrosegregtion due to thermosolutal convection
Numerical simulation of the x-ray stress analysis technique in and contraction-driven flow in direct chill continuous casting
polycrystalline materials under elastic loading. 2515-2525A of an Al-Cu round ingot. 479-489B
Experimental evaluation of a polycrystal deformation modeling Models for the isothermal coarsening of secondary dendrite
scheme using neutron diffraction measurements. 2537-2541A arms in multicomponent alloys. 1185-1187B
A new miniature mechanical testing procedure: application to Faceted growth of silicon crystals in Al-Si alloys. 1233-1243A
intermetallics. 2577-2582A Solidification of hypereutectic Al-38 wt.% Cu alloy in micrograv-
ity and in unit gravity. 1245-1250A
Aluminum, Metal working In situ studies of precipitate formation in Al-Pb monotectic
Crystallographic analysis of the influence of stress state on solidification by x-ray transmission microscopy. 1705-1710A
earing behavior in deep drawing of face-centered cubic met- Transformations in a+y titanium aluminide alloys containing
als. 785-793A molybdenum. |. Solidification behavior. 1735-1743A
S-2
1997 Aluminum oxide, Composite materials
The effect of cooling rate from the melt on the recrystallization Aluminum bronzes, Magnetic propert
behavior of aluminum alloy 6013. 2137-2142A A new nickel-aluminum bronze alloy with low magnetic perme-
Aluminum base alloys, Directional solidification ability. 689-697A
Electron backscattered diffraction investigation of the texture of Aluminum bronzes, Mechanical properties
feathery crystals in aluminum alloys. 207-213A Dry sliding wear response of some bearing alloys as influenced
by the nature of microconstituents and sliding conditions. 809-815A
Aluminum base alloys, Extrusion
Microstructure and properties of copper and aluminum alloy Aiuminum compounds, Composite materials
3003 heavily worked by equal channel angular extrusion. 1047-1057A A study on the subgrain superplasticity of extruded Al-Al,Ni
eutectic alloy. 401-409A
Aluminum base alloys, Mechanical properties Particle penetration during spray forming and Co injection of
The effect of hydrostatic pressurization on the microhardness Ni3Al+B/Al203 intermetallic matrix composite. 877-897B
and compressive behavior of the porous manganese-modi- Fabrication of AlpO3-reinforced NizAl composites by a novel in
fied Ll. titanium trialuminide. 179-186A situ route. 1069-1077A
Effects of temperature on the fatigue crack growth of an Al-Li Microstructure and mechanical behavior of the NiAI-TIC in situ
8090 alloy with 8’ microstructure. 1089-1092A composite. 1079-1087A
Modeling and microstructure analysis of fatigue initiation life Dislocations in continuous filament reinforced W/NiAl and
extension by reductions in microporosity. 1157-1167A Alz0,/NiAl composites. 2755-2761A
The effect of strontium on the Mg,Si precipitation process in
6201 aluminum alloy. 1289-1295A Aluminum compounds, Crystal growth
Corrosion fatigue crack growth behavior of a squeeze-cast Al- Fatigue and fracture behavior of a fine-grained lamellar TiAl
Si-Mg-Cu alloy with different precrack histories. 1471-1477A alloy. 79-90A
Deformation and fracture behavior of two Al-Mg-Si alloys. 1489-1497A Analysis of grain growth in a two-phase gamma titanium alu-
Elevated temperature fracture toughness of Al-Cu-Mg-Ag minide alloy. 947-954A
sheet: characterization and modeling. 1815-1829A Transformations in a+y titanium aluminide alloys containing
Stress corrosion cracking of superplastically formed 7475 alu- molybdenum. |. Solidification behavior. 1735-1743A
minum alloy. 2113-2121A Aluminum compounds, Mechanical properties
Contact of crack surfaces during fatigue. ||. Simulations. 2277-2289A Room-temperature deformation behavior of a directionally
Effect of impurity hydrogen on the deformation and fracture in solidified B (B2)-(Ni-Fe-Al) intermetallic alloy. 135-147A
an Al-5 mass% Mg alloy. 2291-2295A The effect of hydrostatic pressurization on the microhardness
Development of reproducible and increased strength proper- and compressive behavior of the porous manganese-modi-
ties in thick extrusions of low-alloy Al-Zn-Mg-Cu based AA fied LI, titanium trialuminide. 179-186A
7075. 2429-2433A Crystallographic study of fatigue cracking in NizAl(CrB) single
A new miniature mechanical testing procedure: application to ) 665-672A
intermetallics. 2577-2582A Room-temperature deformation behavior of directionally solidi-
fied multiphase Ni-Fe-Al alloys. 795-807A
Aluminum base alloys, Metal working Mechanisms of ambient temperature fatigue crack growth in Ti-
Crystallographic analysis of the influence of stress state on 46.5AI-3Nb-2Cr-0.2W. 825-835A
earing behavior in deep drawing of face-centered cubic met- An investigation of the effect of texture on the high-temperature
als. 785-793A flow behavior of an orthorhombic titanium aluminide alloy. 885-893A
Aluminum base alloys, Microstructure Fracture toughness of polycrystalline NiAl from finite-element
Prediction of dendrite arm spacings in unsteady- and steady- analysis of miniaturized disk-bend test results. 991-996A
state heat flow of unidirectionally solidified binary alloys. 651-663B The effects of composition and y//y lattice parameter mismatch
The effect of macroscopic solute diffusion in the liquid upon on the critical resolved shear stresses for octahedral and
surface macrosegregation. 665-669B cube slip in NiAICrX alloys. 1011-1020A
— and properties of duplex 8-Als(Ti, V)/B-Ti, V) Fractal fracture and transformation toughening in CuNiA! single
loys. 927-938A crystal. 1337-1340A
The impact of cooling rates on the microstructure of Al-U Effects of microstructure on the fracture toughness of Ti,AI-
alloys. 1035-1046A based titanium aluminides. 1357-1365A
Microtexture and grain boundary evolution during microstruc- Compressive creep behavior of spray-formed gamma titanium
tural refinement processes in Supral 2004. 1879-1887A aluminide. 1849-1857A
Plastic-flow and microstructure evolution during hot deforma-
Aluminum base alloys, Phase transformations tion of a gamma titanium aluminide alloy. 2309-2321A
Transformations in a2+y titanium aluminide alloys containing A new miniature mechanical testing procedure: application to
molybdenum. II. Heat treatment. 1745-1753A intermetallics. 2577-2582A
Aluminum base alloys, Powder technology Aluminum compounds, Microstructure
Compaction and characterization of mechanically alloyed Microstructure and properties of duplex 8-Al,(Ti, V)/B-Ti, V)
nanocrystalline titanium aluminides. 293-302A alloys. 927-938A
Superplastic behavior of spray-deposited 5083 Al. 1059-1068A Numerical models of creep and boundary slidling mechanisms
in single-phase, dual-phase, and fully lamellar titanium alu-
Aluminum base alloys, Solubility minide. 979-989A
Evaluation of interaction coefficient in Al-Cu-H alloy. 625-632B
The antiphase boundary energies of L1> ordered
Aluminum base alloys, Structural parece | Niz4.5Pd2Alz3.s alloy. 1092-1095A
Isothermal precipitation of commercial 3003 Al alloys studied Aluminum compounds, Phase transformations
by thermoelectric power. 125-133B Transformations in ag+y titanium aluminide alloys containing
Analysis of thermoelectric power measurements in the study of molyodenum. Il. Heat treatment. 1745-1753A
precipitation kinetics in 3003 Al alloy. 149-159B
On the effect of plastic deformation on the coarsening of @- Aluminum compounds, Powder technology
phase precipitation in an Al-Cu alloy. 257-263A Compaction and characterization of mechanically alloyed
Isotropic and kinematic hardening in a dispersion-strengthened nanocrystalline titanium aluminides. 293-302A
aluminum alloy. 1205-1211A Micropyretic synthesis of tough NiAl alloys. 905-918B
Trace element effects on precipitation processes and mechani- Direct consolidation of y-TiAl-Mn-Mo from elemental powder
cal properties in an Al-Cu-Li alloy. 1399-1415A mixtures and control of porosity through a basic study of
A study of the mechanism of hardness change of Al-Zn-Mg powder reactions. 2723-2729A
alloy during retrogression reaging treatments by small angle Aluminum compounds, Reactions (chemical)
x-ray scattering (SAXS). 2067-2071A Thermodynamics of calcium and oxygen in molten TiAl. 956-959B
Latent hardening behavicr of monocrystalline Al-Mg solid solu- Thermodynamics of the system NaF-AIF3. Vii. Non-stoichio-
tion. 2353-2360A metric solid cryolite. 1095-1097B
Processing of AA3004 alloy can stock for optimum strength X-ray study of phase transformations in martensitic Ni-Al
and formability. 2715-2721A alloys. 1133-1142A
Aluminum base alloys, Welding Aluminum compounds, Thermal properties
Mathematical modeling of three-dimensional heat and fluid Thermodynamic activities and phase boundaries for the alloys
flow in a moving gas metal arc weld pool. 509-516B of the solid solution of Co in NigAl. 2183-2188A
Particle fracture, retention, and fluid flow in metal matrix com-
posite friction joints. 2371-2384A Aluminum oxide, Composite materials
COz laser beam welding of 6061-T6 aluminum alloy thin plate. 2657-2662A On the transition from pushing to engulfment during directional
solidification of the particle-reinforced aluminum-based
Aluminum bronzes, Bonding metal-matrix composite 2014+10 vol.% AlzO3. 867-874A
A microstructural study of dislocation substructures formed in Particle penetration during spray forming and Co injection of
metal foil substrates during ultrasonic wire bonding. 2663-2671A NigAl+B/Al,03 intermetallic matrix composite. 877-897B
$-3
Aluminum oxide, Crystal growth Volume 28
Fabrication of AlgO3-reinforced NisAl composites by a novel in Antiphase boundaries, Alloying effects
situ route. 1069-1077A The antiphase boundary energies of Li, ordered
Strengthening effects in AC8A/AI,O; short-fiber composites as Niz4.5PdoAlo3.5 alloy. 1092-1095A
a function of temperature and strain rate. 1859-1869A Argon oxygen decarburizing
Particle fracture, retention, and fluid flow in metal matrix com- Influence of chromium and nickel on the dissociation of CO2 on
posite friction joints. 2371-2384A carbon-saturated liquid iron. 639-645B
Interfacial characteristics for brazing of aluminum matrix com-
posites with Al-12Si filler metals. 2673-2682A Atmospheric corrosion
Dislocations in continuous filament reinforced W/NiAI and Estimation of atmospheric corrosion of high-strength, low-alloy
Al,O,/NiAl composites. 2755-2761A steels. 1274-1276A
Aluminum oxide, Crystal growth Atomizers
Effect of alloying element M (M=C, Te, Mn, Cr, Si, Ti, Zr, and A numerical investigation of gas flow effects on high-pressure
Ce) on supersaturation during aluminum deoxidation of Fe- gas atomization due to melt tip geometry variation. 935-941B
Al-M melts. 259-264B Atomizing
Aluminum oxide, Extraction A numerical investigation of gas flow effects on high-pressure
Object-oriented simulation of hydrometallurgical processes. II. gas atomization due to melt tip geometry variation. 935-941B
Application to the Bayer process. 785-793B Superplastic behavior of spray-deposited 5083 Al. 1059-1068A
Modeling of solidification of molten metal droplet during atomi-
Aluminum oxide, Reactions (chemical) zation. 1249-1255B
Dissolution of alumina in mold fluxes. 275-279B
Kinetic studies on the dissolution of nitrogen in CaO-AlzOz, Auger electron spectroscopy
CaO-SiO2, and CaO-CaF, melts. 633-638B Effect of copper addition on consolidating TisSi, by the elemen-
The effect of silica-containing binders on the titanium/face coat tal powder-metallurgical method. 223-228A
reaction. 919-926B Secondary hardening and fracture behavior in alloy steels con-
Thermodynamics on the formation of spinel nonmetallic inclu- taining molybdenum, tungsten, and chromium. 775-784A
sion in liquid steel. 953-956B Room-temperature diffusion in Cu/Ag thin-film couples caused
Activities in the system cryolite-alumina. 1089-1093B by anodic dissolution. 843-850A
The solubility of ZnO and ZnAlzO, in cryolite melts. 1099-1101B Austempering
Solutions of CeOz in cryolite melts. 1257B Influence of the amount and morphology of retained austenite
on the mechanical properties of an austempered ductile iron. 1143-1156A
Aluminum oxide, Reduction (chemical) Influence of microstructure on fracture toughness of austem-
Intelligent control of the feeding of aluminum electrolytic cells pered ductile iron. 1457-1470A
using neural networks. 215-221B Bainitic transformation in austempered ductile iron with refer-
Aluminum oxide, Solubility ence to untransformed austenite volume phemomenon. 2159-2162A
Alumina solubility in molten salt systems of interest for alumi- Austenite
num electrolysis and related phase diagram data. 81-86B Authors’ reply to "The effect of the thermal path to reach iso-
Ammonia, Reactions (chemical) thermal temperature on transformation kinetics" by Dr. |.A.
The electrochemical behavior of gold in ammoniacal solutions Wierszylowski. 1098A
at 75°C. 5-12B The transformation phenomenon in Fe-Mo-C alloys: a solute
drag approach. 1625-1631A
Ammonia pressure leaching The influence of austenite grain size and its distribution on chip
The electrochemical behavior of gold in ammoniacal solutions deformation and tool life during machining of AIS! 304L. 2415-2422A
at 75°C. 5-12B
Austenite, Deformation effects
Ammonia pressure leaching, Vibration effects A variant selection model for predicting the transformation tex-
Influence of ultrasound in ammoniacal leaching of a copper ture of deformed austenite. 1755-1768A
oxide ore. 721-723B
Austenite, Heating effects
Amorphization, Deformation effects Microstructural evolution during thermomechanical processing
Amorphization reaction of Ni-Ta powders during mechanical of a Ti-Nb interstitial-free steel just below the Ar, tempera-
alloying. 1429-1435A ture. 1437-1443A
Amorphous structure Bainitic transformation in austempered ductile iron with refer-
Microstructure of Ti-48.2 at.% Ni shape memory thin films. 1985-1991A ence to untransformed austenite volume phemomenon. 2159-2162A
Austenitic stainless steeis, Composite materials
Amorphous structure, Deformation effects
Particle fracture, retention, and fluid flow in metal matrix com-
Ball-milling-induced crystallization and ball-milling effect on posite friction joints. 2371-2384A
thermal crystallization kinetics in an amorphous FeMoSiB
alloy. 1123-1131A Austenitic stainless steels, Joining
Amorphization reaction of Ni-Ta powders during mechanical Computer simulation of multicomponent diffusion in joints of
alloying. 1429-1435A dissimilar steels. 303-308A
Anion exchanging Austenitic stainless steels, Machining
Preparation of ultra-high-purity copper by anion exchange. 987-993B The influence of austenite grain size and its distribution on chip
deformation and tool life during machining of AIS! 304L. 2415-2422A
Anisotropy
Crystallographic analysis of the influence of stress state on Austenitic stainiess steels, Mechanical properties
earing behavior in deep drawing of face-centered cubic met- High-temperature crack growth in 304 stainless steel under
als. 785-793A mixed-mode loading conditions. 763-773A
Study of inclusions in a failed aero-engine component. 1281-1288A
Annealing
Formation of «" iron nitride in FeN martensite: nitrogen vacan- Austenitic stainless steels, Metal working
cies, iron-atom displacements, and misfit-strain energy. 63-77A Controlled drawing to produce desirable hardness and micro-
The Ce-Mg-Y system. 265-276A structural gradients in alloy 302 wire. 363-375A
Orientation dependence of microfracture behavior in a dual- Austenitic stainiess steels, Microstructure
phase high-strength low-alloy steel. 504-509A Texture development in dual-phase cold-rolled 18% Ni marag-
Microstructure and mechanical properties of sputter-deposited ing steel. 2459-2465A
Cu}.xTa, alloys. 917-925A
Analysis of grain growth in a two-phase gamma titanium alu- Austenitic stainiess steels, Oxidation
minide alloy. 947-954A A mechanics-based approach to cyclic oxidation. 411-422A
Fabrication of AlpO3-reinforced Ni3Al composites by a novel in Austenitic stainless steels, Structural hardening
situ route. 1069-1077A Tensile flow and work-hardening behavior of a Ti-modified aus-
Microstructure and mechanical behavior of the NiAI-TiC in situ tenitic stainless steel. 171-178A
composite. 1079-1087A
High-temperature relaxations in aluminum studied by isother- Austenitic stainiess steels, Thermal properties
mal mechanical spectrometry. 1661-1665A Calculation of solidification-related thermophysical properties
for steels. 281-297B
Anode sludge, Smelting
Thermodynamic modeling of selenide matte converting. 811-8198 Austenitizing
Identification and range quantification of steel transformation
Anodic dissolution products by transformation kinetics. 5-14A
Room-temperature diffusion in Cu/Ag thin-film couples caused High-temperature tensile deformation and thermal cracking of
by anodic dissolution. 843-850A ferritic spheroidal graphite cast iron. 325-333A
1997 Brasses, Structural hardening
Orientation dependence of microfracture behavior in a dual- Effects of liquidus and solidus curvature in solidification model-
phase high-strength low-alloy steel. 504-509A ing of binary systems with constant partition ratio. 447-451A
The effect of the austenitizing heat-treatment variables on the Phase equilibria in the titanium-oxygen system. 447-453B
fracture toughness of high-speed steel. 2089-2099A Enthaipies of formation of liquid (copper+manganese) alloys. 473-478B
Automotive bodies, Materials substitution Studies on the thermodynamic stability of silver selenide. 519-522B
Discussion of "Use of solid electrolyte galvanic cells to deter-
On the transition from pushing to engulfment during directional
mine the activity of CaO in the CaO-ZrO. system and stan-
solidification of the particle-reinforced aluminum-based
metal-matrix composite 2014+10 vol.% Al,03. 867-874A dard Gibbs free energies of formation of CaZrO, from CaO
and ZrO". 723-725B
Automotive components, Materials substitution Méssbauer effect study of mechanically alloyed F and Ir’; Fe-
On the transition from pushing to engulfment during directional Zn intermediate phases. 743-748A
solidification of the particle-reinforced aluminum-based Reaction diffusion and phase equilibria in the V-N system. 837-842A
metal-matrix composite 2014+10 voi.% AlzO3. 867-874A The activity of cobalt and silicon in the Co-Si system with spe-
cial focus on the a-Co solid solution. 909-915A
Axial stress Detailed assessment of integral thermodynamic quantities of
High-temperature crack growth in 304 stainless steel under liquid Bi-Sn alloy solution system. 1081-10878
mixed-mode loading conditions. 763-773A C-Ni and Al-C-Ni phase diagrams and thermodynamic proper-
Plastic deformation of hafnium under uniaxial compression. 1479-1487A ties of C in the alloys from 1550°C to 2300°C. 2453-2458A
Backscattering Binders (adhesives), Reactions (chemical)
Microstructure and properties of duplex -Al,(Ti, V)/B-Ti, V) The effect of silica-containing binders on the titanium/face coat
alloys. 927-938A reaction. 919-9268
Bacterial leaching Bismuth, Binary systems
Leaching of marine manganese nodules by acidophilic bacteria Detailed assessment of integral thermodynamic quantities of
growing on elemental sulfur. 25-32B liquid Bi-Sn alloy solution system. 1081-10878
Metal extraction from ores by heap leaching. 529-545B
Bismuth base ailoys, Thermal properties
Bainite, Heating effects Detailed assessment of integral thermodynamic quantities of
Influence of microstructure on fracture toughness of austem- liquid Bi-Sn alloy solution system. 1081-1087B
pered ductile iron. 1457-1470A
Bainitic transformation in austempered ductile iron with refer- Bismuth compounds, Powder technology
ence to untransformed austenite volume phemomenon. 2159-2162A Improvement of properties of BSCCO superconductor tapes
with thermal processing. 425-428B
Ball milling
Kinetics and phase transformation evaluation of Fe-Zn-Al Blast furnace chemistry
mechanically alloyed phases. 517-525A Effect of FeO in the slag and silicon in the metal on the desulfu-
Méssbauer effect study of mechanically alloyed Fr and Ir; Fe- rization of hot metal. 47-57B
Zn intermediate phases. 743-748A Blast furnace practice
Mechanically activated carbothermic reduction of ilmenite. 1115-1121A Nonwetting flow of a liquid through a packed bed with gas
Ball-milling-induced crystallization and ball-milling effect on cross-flow. 597-604B
thermal crystallization kinetics in an amorphous FeMoSiB
alloy. 1123-1131A Blast furnaces
Copper losses and thermodynamic considerations in copper
Ball milling, Temperature effects smelting. 191-200B
Effect of milling temperature on mechanical alloying in the Modeling the discontinuous liquid flow in a biast furnace. 333-343B
immiscible Cu-Ta system. 1569-1580A
Blister copper, Refining
Barium compounds, Solubility Interfacial phenomena in the liquid copper-calcium ferrite slag
Dependence of carbon solubility on oxygen partial pressure for system. 401-407B
80 mass% BaO-MnO and CaQOgatg-B2O3 slags. 1257-1259B
Blistering, Radiation effects
Baths On the blister formation in copper alloys due to the helium ion
Establishment time of liquid flow in a bath agitated by bottom implantation. 755-762A
gas injection. 605-612B
Blowing
Bauxite, Reduction (chemical) Model study of turbulence structure in a bottom blown bath
Object-oriented simulation of hydrometallurgical processes. II. with top slag using conditional sampling. 87-948
Application to the Bayer process. 785-793B Mass transfer between solid and liquid in a gas-stirred vessel. 95-102B
Bayer process Bonding strength
Object-oriented simulation of hydrometallurgical processes. il. Interfacial bonding in spray-formed metal matrix composites. 1095-1098A
Application to the Bayer process. 785-793B
Bonding strength, Pressure effects
Bearing steels, Mechanical properties Effects of applied pressure on the brazing of superplastic
Tribological properties of aluminum alloy matrix TiBz composite Inconel 718 superalloy. 1367-1376A
prepared by in situ processing. 491-502A
Borides, Composite materials
Bearing steels, Stee! making Tribological properties of aluminum alloy matrix TiB2 composite
Thermodynamics on the formation of spinel nonmetallic inclu- prepared by in situ processing. 491-502A
sion in liquid steel. 953-956B In situ ceramic particle-reinforced aluminum matrix composites
Bearings, Materials selection fabricated by reaction pressing in the TiO2(Ti)-Al-B (B203)
Dry sliding wear response of some bearing alloys as influenced systems. 1931-1942A
by the nature of microconstituents and sliding conditions. 809-815A Fatigue and fracture of damage-tolerant in situ titanium matrix
composites. 2037-2047A
Bend tests
The effect of hydrogen on the fracture toughness of alloy X- Boron compounds, Solubility
750. 817-823A Dependence of carbon solubility on oxygen partial pressure for
Fracture toughness of polycrystalline NiAl from finite-element 80 mass% BaO-MnO and CaQgatg-B2O3 slags. 1257-1259B
analysis of miniaturized disk-bend test results. 991-996A Boron steels, Mechanical properties
Effect of the Ti/N ratio on the hardenability and mechanical
Beryllium, heem e
properties of a quenched-and-tempered C-Mn-B steel. 2027-2035A
Microstructural features of cracking in autogenous beryllium
weldments. 673-680A Bottom blown converters
Model study of turbulence structure in a bottom blown bath
Beryllium compounds, Trace elements
with top slag using conditional sampling. 87-94B
Microstructural features of cracking in autogenous beryllium
weldments. 673-680A Brasses, Coatings
Analysis and prevention of cracking phenomena occurring dur-
Billets, Casting ing softfacing of brass on AISI 4140 steel substrate. 2767-2773A
Evaluation of six x-e turbulence model predictions of flow in a
continuous casting billet-mold water model using laser Dop- Brasses, Microstructure
pler velocimetry measurements. 321-332B A variant selection model for predicting the transformation tex-
ture of deformed austenite. 1755-1768A
Binary systems, Phases (state of matter)
Thermochemistry of binary alloys of transitiion metals: the sys- Brasses, Structural hardening
tems Me-Gd, Me-Ho, and Me-Lu (Me=Cu, Ag, and Au). 187-190A Strain hardening regimes and microstructural evolution during
A new generation solution model for predicting thermodynamic large strain compression of low stacking fault energy fcc
properties of a multicomponent system from binaries. 439-445B alloys that form deformation twins. 1781-1795A
S-5
Brinelling Volume 28
Brinelling Cans, Structural hardening
Wear characteristics of TINi shape memory alloys. 1871-1877A Processing of AA3004 alloy can stock for optimum strength
and formability. 2715-2721A
Brittle fracture, Alloying effects
Secondary hardening and fracture behavior in alloy steels con- Carbides, Alloying effects
taining molybdenum, tungsten, and chromium. 775-784A Effect of small amount of nitrogen on carbide characteristics in
unidirectional Ni-base superalloy. 2143-2147A
Brittle fracture, Composition effects
Hydrogen embrittlement of Ni-Cr-Fe alloys. 655-663A Carbides, Crystal growth
Correlation of microstructure and fracture toughness in three
Brittle fracture, Cooling effects
Deformation, fracture, and mechanical properties of low-tem- high-speed steel rolls. 123-134A
perature-tempered martensite in SAE 43xx steels. 377-387A Computer simulation of multicomponent diffusion in joints of
dissimilar steels. 303-308A
Brittle fracture, Microstructural effects Effect of long-term service exposure at elevated temperature
Fractal fracture and transformation toughening in CuNiA! single on microstructural changes of 5Cr-0.5Mo steels. 1607-1616A
crystal. 1337-1340A
Effects of microstructure on the fracture toughness of Ti3Al- Carbon, Alloying additive
based titanium aluminides. 1357-1365A The effect of carbon on the loss of room-temperature damping
capacity in copper-manganese alloys. 105-112A
Brittleness, Alloying effects Effect of silicon content and carbon addition on primary recrys-
Secondary hardening and fracture behavior in alloy steels con- tallization of Fe-3% Si. 681-687A
taining molybdenum, tungsten, and chromium. 775-784A Effect of carbon and nitrogen on chemical homogeneity of fcc
Brittleness, Deformation effects iron-based alloys. 2195-2199A
Plastic-flow and microstructure evolution during hot deforma- Carbon, Alloying elements
tion of a gamma titanium aluminide alloy. 2309-2321A Galvanic cell measurements on supersaturated activities of
Brittleness, Welding effects oxygen in Fe-Al-M (M=C, Te, Mn, Cr, Si, Ti, Zr, and Ce)
Orientation dependence of microfracture behavior in a dual- melts. 251-258B
phase high-strength low-alloy steel. 504-509A Effect of alloying element M (M=C, Te, Mn, Cr, Si, Ti, Zr, and
Ce) on supersaturation during aluminum deoxidation of Fe-
Bronzes, Powder technology Al-M melts. 259-264B
Supersolidus liquid-phase sintering of prealloyed powders. 1553-1567A
Carbon, Composite materials
Bubbies Interfacial reactions in the squeeze-cast (SAFFIL+C)/SAE 329
Development of a multineedle electroresistivity probe for mea- Al composite. 1251-1259A
suring bubble characteristics in molten metal baths. 409-416B
Bubble and liquid flow characteristics in a Wood’s metal bath Carbon, Diffusion
stirred by bottom helium gas injection. 1053-1061B Computer simulation of multicomponent diffusion in joints of
dissimilar steels. 303-308A
Bubbles, Dimensional analysis
The shape of bubbles rising near the nozzle exit in molten Carbon, Impurities
metal baths. 417-423B Absorption kinetics and mechanisms of carbon monoxide in
liquid niobium. 455-463B
Burgers vector, Deformation effects
Microstructure and mechanisms of cyclic deformation of alumi- Carbon, Reactions (chemical)
num single crystals at 77K. 595-609A Reduction of molybdenite with carbon in the presence of lime. 265-2748
Cadmium, Dopants Evaluation of unified interaction parameter model parameters
Influence of short circuiting on the kinetics and mechanism of for calculating activities of ferromanganese alloys: Mn-Fe-C,
iodide film growth on Ag and Cd-doped Ag. 1189-1198B Mn-Fe-Si, and Mn-Fe-C-Si systems. 553-562B
Reaction mechanism on the smelting reduction of iron ore by
Cadmium, Mechanical properties solid carbon. 1019-1028B
A thermodynamic analysis of the empirical power relationships Mechanically activated carbothermic reduction of ilmenite. 1115-1121A
for creep rate and rupture time. 1831-1842A
Carbon, Solubility
Cadmium base alloys, Microstructure Dependence of carbon solubility on oxygen partial pressure for
Prediction of dendrite arm spacings in unsteady- and steady- 80 mass% BaO-MnO and CaQOgatg-B2O3 slags. 1257-1259B
state heat flow of unidirectionally solidified binary alloys. 651-663B
Carbon, Ternary systems
Calcines, Reduction (chemical) C-Ni and AI-C-Ni phase diagrams and thermodynamic proper-
Rate control of the flash reduction of zinc caicines. 201-207B ties of C in the alloys from 1550°C to 2300°C. 2453-2458A
Calcium, Quaternary systems Carbon dioxide, Reactions (chemical)
An assessment of the Ca-Fe-O-Si system. 577-596B Rate control of the flash reduction of zinc calcines. 201-207B
Calcium, Reactions (chemical) Extraction of tantalum and niobium from tin slags by chiorina-
Critical evaluation and optimization of the thermodynamic tion and carbochlorination. 359-369B
properties and phase diagrams of the CrO-Cr20,-Si0.-CaO Influence of chromium and nickel on the dissociation of CO. on
system. 235-242B carbon-saturated liquid iron. 639-645B
Thermodynamics of calcium and oxygen in molten TiAl. 956-959B
Carbon fibers, Composite materials
Deoxidation equilibria of calcium and magnesium in liquid iron. 1131-1139B
Interfacial reactions in the squeeze-cast (SAFFIL+C)/SAE 329
Caicium carbonate, Reactions (chemical) Ai composite. 1251-1259A
Determination of kinetic parameters using differential thermal
analysis—application to the decomposition of CaCO3. 1157-1164B Carbon monoxide, Diffusion
Absorption kinetics and mechanisms of carbon monoxide in
Caiclum compounds, Powder technology liquid niobium. 455-463B
Improvement of properties of BSCCO superconductor tapes
with thermal processing. 425-428B Carbon monoxide, Reactions (chemical)
Rate control of the flash reduction of zinc calcines. 201-207B
Caicium compounds, Reactions (chemical)
Interfacial phenomena in the liquid copper-calcium ferrite slag Carbon steels, Welding
system. 401-407B Mathematical modeling of three-dimensiona! heat and fluid
flow in a moving gas metal arc weld pool. 509-516B
Calcium fluoride, Reactions (chemical)
Dissolution of alumina in mold fluxes. 275-279B Carbothermic reactions
Kinetic studies on the dissolution of nitrogen in CaO-AlzOz, Kinetics of reduction of MnO in powder mixtures with carbon. 307-3198
CaO-SiO2, and CaO-CaF, melts. 633-638B Mechanically activated carbothermic reduction of ilmenite. 1115-1121A
Calorimetry Cassiterite, Reduction (chemical)
Enthalpies of formation of liquid (copper+manganese) alloys. 473-478B Extraction of tantalum and niobium from tin slags by chlorina-
Kinetics and phase transformation evaluation of Fe-Zn-Al tion and carbochiorination. 359-369B
mechanically alloyed phases. 517-525A
Cast Iron, Casting
Experimental study of the kinetics of transient liquid phase
Numerical simulation and Fourier thermal analysis of solidifica-
solidification reaction in electroplated gold-tin layers on cop-
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Ball-milling-induced crystallization and ball-milling effect on Mathematical simulation and experimental verification of melt-
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