Search for dissertations about: "nanopowder"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 swedish dissertations containing the word nanopowder.
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1. Nanopowder as sintering aid for water-atomized ferrous powder
Abstract : Press and sinter powder metallurgy steels are cost-effective solutions for structural applications. There is a constant drive for improvement in the density of these powder metallurgy steels to expand their usage in high-performance applications. READ MORE
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2. Role of nanopowder as sintering aid in the densification of water atomized ferrous powder
Abstract : Press and sinter powder metallurgy (PM) steels are cost-effective solutions for structural applications. There is a constant drive for the improvement in the density of these PM steels which helps in expanding their usage in applications demanding higher performance than what they deliver today. READ MORE
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3. Grain growth by Ordered Coalescence of crystallites in Ceramics : Grain Growth Mechanisms, Microstructure Evolution and Sintering
Abstract : Grain growth and densification process play the two most crucial roles on the microstructure evolution and the achieved performances during sintering of ceramics. In this thesis, the grain growth of SrTiO3, BaTiO3-SrTiO3 solid solutions and Si3N4 ceramics during spark plasma sintering (SPS) were investigated by electron microscopy. READ MORE
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4. Thermodynamic modelling of aqueous solutions and applications in some functional materials synthesis
Abstract : Modern advances in science and technology require thedevelopment of functional materials with improved performance.Such engineered materials often have a very complex compositionand specific microstructures. These factors impose a seriouschallenge for the synthesis and processing of advancedfunctional materials. READ MORE
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5. Tailoring of adsorptive properties of zeolites for biogas upgrading
Abstract : Biogas is a promising alternative fuel with low CO2 emissions and high market potential due to the abundance of organic biomass. Despite being a renewable form of energy, biogas consists of 40-45% CO2, which lowers its calorific value [1]. READ MORE