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7 Jun 2010: where kA. and n characterise the reaction as a function of time, temperature and other. ... variables. The values of kA. and n can be obtained from experimental data by plotting.

7 Jun 2010: ξ = 1 exp{kAtn} (2). where t is the time, kA and n rate constants and ξ is given by.

23 Nov 2019: 113] and Joubouri et al.[118] – the latter has been corrected to the Co Ka wavelengthto permit the comparison.

25 Nov 2014: Sample V ms / A m2 kg1 He / kA m1.

13 Oct 2012: X-ray diffractionexperiments were conducted using Cu Ka radiation withthe beam step scanned at 0?2u min21.

28 Jan 2012: uncoated steel [41]. Weld current = 7.4 kA. 20. Fig. 2.14 contact resistance comparison of AC and DC welding [42].

11 Jun 2012: X-ray diffraction was used to determine the phasefractions, using Cu Ka irradiation at 40 kV and 40 mA.The sample was scanned over the 2h range 30–150u andthe fractions

17 Jan 2012: The microstructures of the weld nuggets are given inFig. 7 for cases where the current was 0?5 kA less thanImax. ... Table 4 Joint properties for commercial and investigated alloys. Carbon/wt-%Thickness/mm. Minimum weldcurrent/kA.

11 Oct 2010: Alloy Current, kA Nugget, mm. Tensile shear strength Cross-tensile strength. Maximum load, kN Fracture Maximum load, kN Fracture.

4 Oct 2020: STEELS. H. K. D. H. BHADESHIA. 1. Martensite in Steels 2. 2. Bainite in Steels 13. 3. Alloy design: strong bainite 21. 4. Widmanstätten Ferrite 25. 5. Allotriomorphic Ferrite 30. 6. Pearlite 38. 7. Overall Transformation Kinetics 41. 8. TRIP