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29 Aug 2014: etching!matter,!but!less!than!that!required!to!cause!gross!fracture!over!the!period!of!the!test!The!cracks! that!are!relevant!are!classified!as! ‘very!short’,! typically!1(10!µm! ... not!

24 May 2014: 2. Motivation. It is possible to use standard calculation methods [16–18] to follow the vari-ation in retained austenite during tensile tests on nanostructured bainite asa function of plastic strain, ... To test this experimentally, a sample of the

29 Aug 2014: Tensile tests were conducted at room temperature using an Instron 2527-111machine with a crosshead speed of 0.1 mm min1. ... The purpose is to illustrate the relativemagnitudes of the individual contributions to yield strength, rather than to cal-culate

18 Oct 2014: WorldSkills Perth 2014 Success. The Welding competitors were required to complete a series of test plates and pipes, assemble and weld a complex carbon steel pressure vessel and also complete stainless

24 May 2014: Klyukvin and A. V. Golovanov: ‘Effect of structural. anisotropy of ferrite-bainite pipe steel on mechanical properties in tensile and impact bending tests’, Metallurgist,.

25 Nov 2014: E. Kruger, M. Radu,L. Samek, J. Speer, L. Zhao, S. van der Zwaag, On measurement ofretained austenite in multiphase TRIP steels — results of blind roundrobin test involving six dierent techniques,

16 Mar 2014: A low-alloy steel slab, known to contain small areas of enriched material,was used as the test piece for all investigations.

6 Dec 2014: ation tests to obtain trap density and binding energy. However, through. ... previous research. Most of them was obtained from TDS experiments,. but some were obtained from other techniques, such as permeation test.

16 Mar 2014: ness and DBTT could be predicted using general treatments,particularly as it might help explain some of the scatter seenin mechanical test data.

14 Feb 2014: Diffraction data and fatigue tests have demonstrated that the use of LTT weld filler alloys can bebeneficial in mitigating residual stresses and their consequences [2, 3, 6, 13, 24–28].