February 2016 Issue of Advanced Materials & Processes, featuring: Kinetically Activated Bainite Welds; Field Assisted Sintering; Metallurgy Lane Pioneers in Metals Research; and iTSSe Newsletter
Researchers from the California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA have reportedly developed a new technique that greatly enhances digital microscopy images.
The December issue of Metallography, Microstructure, and Analysis features the classic article, “Grain Shapes and Other Metallurgical Applications of Topology” by Cyril Stanley Smith.
Hot-work steels range from high to extremely high in hardenability, so it is possible for them to achieve full hardness by cooling in still air. However, this is not recommended, because intense embrittlement occurs after slow cooling from hardening temperature.
See how flight data recorders are designed and tested, and how the information they contain is recovered after an air disaster.
