Search for dissertations about: "lattice material"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 255 swedish dissertations containing the words lattice material.
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1. Lattice dynamics : From fundamental research to practical applications
Abstract : The reason to perform calculations in material science usually falls into one of two categories: to predict or explain the origin of material properties. This thesis covers first-principle calculations for solids at extreme conditions, from both of the two mentioned categories. READ MORE
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2. Eutectic Modification of Al-Si casting alloys
Abstract : Aluminum alloys with silicon as the major alloying element are the most widely used aluminum casting alloys. The eutectic phase in these alloys is formed by hard and brittle silicon plates in an aluminum matrix. Such silicon plates can act as crack propagation paths deteriorating the toughness of the material. READ MORE
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3. Mechanism-based flow stress model for Ti-6Al-4V : applicable for simulation of additive manufacturing and machining
Abstract : Ti-6Al-4V has remarkable properties such as high specific mechanical properties (viz. stiffness, strength, toughness, fatigue resistance), corrosion resistance, biocompatibility etc. These properties make it attractive for applications in aerospace, chemical industry, energy production, surgical implants, etc. READ MORE
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4. Ab initio Lattice Dynamics : Hydrogen-dense and Other Materials
Abstract : This thesis presents a theoretical study of materials under high pressure using ab initio lattice dynamics based on density functional theory and density functional perturbation theory using both super-cell and linear response approach. Ab initio lattice dynamics using super-cell approach is applied to compare our theoretical predictions with experimental findings. READ MORE
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5. Quantification of local lattice distortions in refractory high-entropy alloys by scattering-based techniques
Abstract : The increasing demand for advanced structural materials for use in extreme conditions, particularly including the aerospace applications, has promoted the development of refractory high-entropy alloys (RHEAs). A deeper understanding of the interaction between microstructure and properties is essential to overcome the scientific challenges associated with these alloys. READ MORE