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        Internal Oxidation Phenomenon in Pure Copper

        Rebeka Rudolf,Ivan Anžel 대한금속·재료학회 2009 METALS AND MATERIALS International Vol.15 No.2

        This paper presents two special kinds of internal oxidation phenomenon that can take place in pure metals containing a high concentration of non-equilibrium defects. These processes are Internal Oxidation (IO) and Internal Carbonisation (IC). Both processes start with the dissolution of oxidant (O or C) into the pure metal at the free surfaces, and continue with the diffusion of oxidant atoms into the metal matrix volume, where they are trapped at numerous defects within the crystal lattice. Increasing oxidant activity at these places causes local oxidation of the matrix and, consequently, precipitation of fine oxide or graphite particles. The IO and IC processes were tested on the rapidly solidified pure copper which was produced by the Chill- Block Melt Spinning Technique. Analysis of the IO process showed the formation of Cu-Cu2O, and the formation of Cu-C composite from the IC process. This paper presents two special kinds of internal oxidation phenomenon that can take place in pure metals containing a high concentration of non-equilibrium defects. These processes are Internal Oxidation (IO) and Internal Carbonisation (IC). Both processes start with the dissolution of oxidant (O or C) into the pure metal at the free surfaces, and continue with the diffusion of oxidant atoms into the metal matrix volume, where they are trapped at numerous defects within the crystal lattice. Increasing oxidant activity at these places causes local oxidation of the matrix and, consequently, precipitation of fine oxide or graphite particles. The IO and IC processes were tested on the rapidly solidified pure copper which was produced by the Chill- Block Melt Spinning Technique. Analysis of the IO process showed the formation of Cu-Cu2O, and the formation of Cu-C composite from the IC process.

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        Distribution of the Carbide Phase in the Viscoplastic Layer during the Rotational Friction-Welding of Various Steels

        Radovan Ciric,Svetislav Cantrak,Karlo T. Raic,Rebeka Rudolf,Ivan Anžel 대한금속·재료학회 2009 METALS AND MATERIALS International Vol.15 No.5

        The paper presents the viscoplastic phenomena observed during the rotational friction-welding process of high-speed steel M2 (AISI SAE) with carbon steel 1060 (AISI SAE). The structure, phase composition and distribution of the carbide phase in the friction plane and adjoining zones are examined by using optical microscopy (OM) with a system for quantitative analysis, and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) in addition to EDS analysis. The experimentally-checked mathematical relationship is suggested for the calculation of the radial movements of the carbide phase, immediately next to the friction plane. On the basis of qualitative and quantitative evaluation of the microstructural and rheological appearances, a model of carbide phase distribution is also established in the viscoplastic and viscous layers in the area of the friction plane. The paper presents the viscoplastic phenomena observed during the rotational friction-welding process of high-speed steel M2 (AISI SAE) with carbon steel 1060 (AISI SAE). The structure, phase composition and distribution of the carbide phase in the friction plane and adjoining zones are examined by using optical microscopy (OM) with a system for quantitative analysis, and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) in addition to EDS analysis. The experimentally-checked mathematical relationship is suggested for the calculation of the radial movements of the carbide phase, immediately next to the friction plane. On the basis of qualitative and quantitative evaluation of the microstructural and rheological appearances, a model of carbide phase distribution is also established in the viscoplastic and viscous layers in the area of the friction plane.

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        Characterisation of Melt Spun Ni-Ti Shape Memory Ribbons’ Microstructure

        Kambiz Mehrabi,Mihael Brunˇcko,Albert C. Kneiss,Miodrag ˇColiˇc,Dragoslav Stamenkovic,Janko Ferˇcec,Ivan Anžel,Rebeka Rudolf 대한금속·재료학회 2012 METALS AND MATERIALS International Vol.18 No.3

        NiTi alloys are the most technologically important medical Shape Memory Alloys in a wide range of applications used in Orthopaedics, Neurology, Cardiology and interventional Radiology as guide-wires,self-expandable stents, stent grafts, inferior vena cava filters and clinical instruments. This paper discusses the use of rapid solidification by the melt spinning method for the preparation of thin NiTi ribbons for medical uses. Generally, the application of rapid solidification via melt-spinning can change the micro-structure drastically, which improves ductility and shape memory characteristics and leads to samples with small dimensions. As the increase in the wheel speed led to a reduced ribbon thickness, the cooling rate increased and, therefore, the martensitic substructure became finer. Furthermore, no transition from the crystalline phase to the amorphous phase was obtained by increasing the cooling rate, even at a wheel speed of 30 m/s. Specimens for our metallographic investigation were cut from the longitudinal cross sec-tions of melt-spun ribbons. Conventional TEM studies were carried out with an acceleration voltage of 120 kV. Additionally, the chemical composition of the samples was examined with a TEM equipped with an EDX analyser. The crystallographic structure was determined using Bragg-Brentano x-ray diffraction with Cu-Kα radiation at room temperature.

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