TMS 2011 140th Annual Meeting and Exhibition Volume 3, General Paper Selections (TMS 2011: 140th Annual Meeting & Exhibition Supplemental Proceedings)

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TMS2011
140th Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Supplemental Proceedings
Volume 3:
General Paper
Selections
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TMS2011
140th Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Supplemental Proceedings
Volume 3:
General Paper
Selections
About this volume
The TMS 2011 Annual Meeting Supplemental Proceedings, Volume 3: General paper
Selections, is a collection of papers from the 2011 TMS Annual Meeting and Exhibition,
held February 27-March 3, in San Diego, California, U.S.A.
The papers in this volume were selected based on technical topic compatibility and
represent five symposia from the meeting. This volume, along with the other proceedings
volumes published for the meeting, and archival journals, such as Metallurgical and
Materials Transactions and the Journal of Electronic Materials, represents the available
written record of the 74 symposia held at the 2011 TMS Annual Meeting.
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edited or reviewed by the conference program organizers and are presented "as is." The
opinions and statements expressed within the papers are those of the individual authors
only and are not necessarily those of anyone else associated with the proceedings volume.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Supplemental Proceedings: Volume 3: General
Paper Selections
General Abstracts: Electronic, Magnetic and
Photonic Materials Division
Session I
Investigation of Electronic Properties for Nano-Titania/Metal-Ion-Doped Titania
Semiconductor Prepared by Sol-Gel Methods 3
L. Liau, and C. Ma
Structure and Magnetic Properties Characterization of Electrodeposited
Co Fe 3 Alloys Containing Oxygen for Magnetic Recording Applications 11
37 6
S. Elhalawaty, R. Carpenter, J. George, andS. Brankovic
Tungsten Doping Effect on Thermoelectric Properties of Heusler
Fe VAl Alloy 19
2
H. Morishita, M. Mikami, K. Ozaki, and K. Kobayashi
Session II
Tatalum Nitride for Efficient Visible-Light-Driven Photocatalyst 25
Z. Wang, J. Wang, L. Liu, K. Huang, J. Hou, and H. Zhu
Failure Mechanism of Electrode in Crystalline Photovoltaics 31
C. Oh, N. Park, C. Han, and W. Hong
Synthesis of Nano-Sized Tantalum Nitrides with Various Morphology 37
L. Liu, C. Ma, Z. Wang, K. Huang, S. Jiao, and H Zhu
Development of New Transparent Conductive Material of Mg(OH]. C ) ( x =
x x 2
0.1-0.35 ) by Magnetron Sputtering 43
T. Honjo, and T. Kuji
Synthesis of Ultrafine Single Crystals and Nanostructured Coatings of Indium
Oxide from Solution Precursor 51
N. Pentyala, R. Guduru, P. Mohanty, andE. Shnerpunas
v
Reliability of Wedge Wire Bonds Subjected to Ultrasonic Welding and Thermal
Cycling 59
A. Saigal, M Zimmerman, andJ. Battaglia
General Abstracts: Light Metals Division
General Light Metals
Determination of Heat Treatment Effect on 6XXX Series Aluminum Foams by
Design of Experiment 69
D. Deniz Polat, B. Ozkal, and O. Keles
Effect of Reacted Layer on Galvanic Corrosion Phenomenon at Interface
Between Ti Dispersion and Mg-Al Alloy 93
K. Kondoh, N. Nakanishi, R. Takei, andJ. Umeda
Compressive Capacity and Fracture Mechanism of Aluminum Foam 101
H. Hao, G. Lu, M Diop, H. Dong, andX. Zhang
LiAl Alloy Prepared by Bulk Mechanical Alloying 109
T. Honjo, and T. Kuji
Metal Matrix Composites
Preparation and Characterization of Cast Hypereutectic Al-20wt.%Si-
4.5wt.%Cu Nanocomposites with A1 0 Nanoparticles 117
2 3
H. Choi, andX. Li
An Investigation of Nanoparticle Wetting, Grain Refinement and Mechanical
Property Enhancement in Aluminum Matrix Nanocomposites 123
M. De Cicco, D. Wang, andX. Li
Stability of Nanoparticle Dispersion and Property Enhancement in Aluminum
Matrix Nanocomposites during Repeated Casting Cycles 131
D. Wang, M. De Cicco, andX. Li
Preparation Process of Aluminum Foam Reinforced by Carbon Fibers 139
H. Luo, Y. Liu, P. Chen, andZ. Zhao
Influence of Processing Parameters on Distribution of Fibers in Cast Aluminium
Matrix 147
P. Yan, G. Yao, J. Shi, andX. Sun
VI
Primary Production and General Issues
A Model for the Collapse of the World Trade Center 155
C. Simensen
Analysis on the Market Developing Conditions of Prebaked Carbon Anodes for
the Aluminium Industries 163
G. Lang, C. Fu, R. Logan, and Y. Li
Removal of Fluoride from Waste Water of Aluminum Smelter by Aluminum
Ion Loaded Ion Exchange Resin 167
B. Padhi, and A. Sharma
Corrosion Behavior of Cermet Anodes in Na AlF -K AlF -Based Baths for
3 6 3 6
Low-Temperature Aluminum Electrolysis Cells 175
G. Wang, X. Sun, W. Wang, D. Wang, and Y. He
Preparation of Al-Mg Alloys from MgO in KCl-MgF -LiF Electrolyte by
2
Molten Salt Electrolysis Method 183
F. Yang, S. Yang, X. Hu, Z. Wang, Z. Shi, andB. Gao
General Abstracts: Materials Processing and
Manufacturing Division
Casting, Surface Modification, and Powder
Processing
Calcium Silicate-Graphite-Compound, a New Material for the Flow Control of
Liquid Aluminum Alloys 189
W. Huetiner, T. Hoelscher, M. Quackenbush, and R. Smith
Influence of a Direct Current on the Solidification Behavior
of Pure Aluminum 197
Y. Zhang, C. Song, L. Zhu, H. Zheng, and Q. Zhai
Influence of Heating Effect on the Solidified Structure of Pure Aluminum by
Electric Current Pulse 203
Z. Yin, B. Li, Y Gong, andQ. Zhai
Manufacturing Methods and Properties of Powder-Based Parts with Inherently
Saved Information 211
B. Behrens, N. Vahed, F. Lange, and E. Gastan
vu
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Al Based Composite Coatings
Produced by the Cold Gas Dynamic Spraying Process 219
0, Meydanoglu, M, Baydogan, E. Kayali, and H. Cimenoglu
Optimization of Fiber Laser Produced Hastelloy C-276 Single Track Clad 227
P. Leggett, P. Balu, R. Kovacevic, andS. Hamid
Preparation of Nanocrystalline Aluminum by Warm-Vacuum-Compaction
Method 237
W. Liu, and Q. Zhou
The Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Direct-Quenched and
Tempered AISI4140 Steel 245
R. Ghasemzadeh, A. Meysami, H. Seyedyn, M. Aboutalebi,
andR. Rezaei
Surface Characteristics and High Temperature Oxidation Resistance
Performance of Stainless Steel Foam Modified by Pack Aluminizing and
Moderate Oxidation 255
D. Huo, X. Zhou, H. Wang, J. Li, and P. Zhu
Development of Copper Coating on Austenitic Stainless Steel through
Microwave Hybrid Heating 263
D. Gupta, and A. Sharma
Forging, Forming, and Machining
A New Method for the Determination of Formability Limit in the Tube Drawing
Process 271
H. Bui, R. Bihamta, M. Guillot, G. D'Amours, A. Rahem,
andM. F afar d
A Novel Method for Joining of Stainless Steel (SS-316) Through Microwave
Energy 279
M. Srinath, A. Sharma, and P. Kumar
A Reliable Method for Determining the Solidification Force of Steel for
Continuous Casting Conditions 287
M Rowan
An Investigation into the Laser Micro-Welding of Aluminum and Copper in Lap
Joint Configuration 295
P. Balu, B. Carlson, andR. Kovacevic
vin