Search for dissertations about: "machinability"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 51 swedish dissertations containing the word machinability.
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6. Influence of Microstructure on the Machinability of Prehardened Mould Steels
Abstract : Mould steels are mainly employed in moulding of plastic products, and also some metals withlow melting temperature such as magnesium alloys. The ever-growing usage of plastics in theindustry, especially the automotive industry, and in everyday life, has increased the utilizationof mould steels. READ MORE
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7. Machinability of Single-phase Materials : Surface integrity and tool wear analysis
Abstract : The quality and performance of products are particularly important in sectors such as research facilities and in the nuclear, military and space industries. These sectors make use of high-performance materials that are uncommon in other contexts and therefore place high requirements on personnel, machines and tools. READ MORE
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8. Effects on Machinability due to Microstructure Variations in Case Hardening Steel
Abstract : Typical products made of case hardening steel are transmission parts like gear wheels, pinions and crown wheels. Case hardening produces a carbon-rich surface and provides the parts with both enhanced hardness and fatigue life. READ MORE
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9. Machinability variations in Alloy 718 —With focus on machining of turbine components
Abstract : In gas turbine engine, nickel base alloy, such as Alloy 718, accounts for almost half of the total material requirement. Nickel-base superalloys are used for gas turbine components mainly because of their outstanding strength and resistance to oxidation at high temperatures (> 550°C). READ MORE
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10. Evaluations of Non-metallic Inclusionsin Ca-treated Steels and Their Effect on the Machinability
Abstract : In recent decades, a considerable development of steel with respect to the performance of steel has taken place, which also has resulted in large challenges to process these steel grades. Therefore, it is essential to make suitable modifications of non-metallic inclusions (NMI) in the steelmaking process and to have a good control of its characteristics to meet the target mechanical properties and to obtain a good machinability. READ MORE