Thermal Expansion of Stainless Steels: Part One
Electro-Slag Welding (ESW) of Steels
The ROMELT Process
Titanium-Nickel Shape Memory Alloys
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The coefficient of thermal expansion effectively measures the rate of the material expansion as a function of temperature.
Electro-slag welding is a primary method for cast weld assemblies of heavy sections since one of the key characteristics is its suitably high deposition rate.
The Romelt process is born and driven by the ever present need to design effective steel and iron making processes which are much cleaner in respect to their environmental impact.
Shape memory alloys are categorized by two very unique properties; pseudo-elasticity (PE), and the shape memory effect (SME).