Search for dissertations about: "Low angle grain boundary"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words Low angle grain boundary.
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1. Grain Boundary Structure of YBa2Cu3O7-δ High Tc Superconductors
Abstract : The microstructures of YBa2Cu3O7-.delta. (YBCO) high Tc superconducting materials have been studied using analytical electron microscopy. The effects of processing parameters on the interfacial microstructures have been investigated in both bulk materials and thin films. READ MORE
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2. Magnetic Bicrystal Junctions - a Study of Half-Metallic Manganite Grain Boundaries
Abstract : This thesis presents studies on magnetic bicrystal junctions. In these, films on either side of the junction are structurally and magnetically misoriented. This type of device enables us to study junction magnetoresistance and spin polarized charge transport between ferromagnets with well defined directions of magnetization. READ MORE
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3. Modelling and Characterisation of the Martensite Formation in Low Alloyed Carbon Steels
Abstract : The current work contains experimental and theoretical work about the formation of martensite from the austenitic state of the steel Hardox 450. Simulation of rolling and subsequent quenching of martensitic steel plates requires a model that can account for previous deformation, current stresses and the temperature history, therefore dilatometry experiments were performed, with and without deformation. READ MORE
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4. Deformation Behaviour, Microstructure and Texture Evolution of CP Ti Deformed at Elevated Temperatures
Abstract : In the present work, deformation behavior, texture and microstructure evolution of commercially pure titanium (CP Ti) are investigated by electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD) after compression tests at elevated temperatures. By analysing work hardening rate vs. flow stress, the deformation behaviour can be divided into three groups, viz. READ MORE
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5. Microstructure and high temperature properties of Mo(Si,Al)2 - The effect of particle strengthening and alloying
Abstract : High temperature heating processes within the steel industries result in significant emissions of CO2, primarily due to the combustion of fossil fuels. Electrification of these processes, such as through the implementation of resistive heating elements, holds great promise for reducing emissions. READ MORE