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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Titanium-niobium"”.

  1. Diffusion of Titanium and Niobium in Bcc Titanium - Niobium Alloys

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  2. Multiaxial Fatigue Life Extension of Steel Elements Using Shape-Memory Alloy/Carbon Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (SMA/CFRP) Patch

    … fields generated by activation of the nickel-titanium-niobium SMA wires. An experimental program that included fatigue tests across various surface preparation methods, repair techniques, and loading conditions was conducted. A suite of material, recovery force, and pullout tests supported the …

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  3. Development and Characterization of a Self-Stressing Shape Memory Alloy (SMA)-Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP) Composite Patch for Repair of Cracked Steel Structures

    … The self-stressing patch consists of nickel titanium niobium (NiTiNb) SMA wires embedded in a fiber reinforced polymer (FRP). The self-stressing patch can be bonded to the steel member in the vicinity of a crack. The prestressing force is generated by restraining the shape memory effect of …

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  4. Selective laser melting of Ti-35NB alloy: Processing, microstructure and properties

    … effect are the key challenges for developing titanium biomaterials for orthopedic applications. Adding nontoxic alloying elements into titanium can solve the issues of toxicity and biocompatibility. One of the best solutions for minimizing the stress-shielding effect and prolonging implant …

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  5. Diffusion of titanium and niobium in b.c.c. Ti-Nb alloys

    The diffusion coefficients for titanium and niobium radioactive tracers were simultaneously measured in Ti, Ti94.6, Ti80.4, Nb19.6 and Ti64.3Nb35.7 over the temperature range from 9S0°C to 1511°C using 643 3S standard lathe sectioning techniques. The samples were initially heat treated by annealing …

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  6. Utilization of Sodium Flame Synthesis for the Formation and Deposition of Pure Metal Materials for Applications in Additive Manufacturing

    … vapor-phase combustion is shown to produce titanium and niobium particles that impact to form high purity line deposits. From these experiments, the groundwork is laid for the development of production methods of more complex materials and higher quality and more complex deposits.</p>

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