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202191 · In this study, Rhenium is added to traditional (W-Ni-Fe) Tungsten heavy alloys keeping the ratio of Ni:Fe as 7:3 constant and varying the proportions of W and
contact26.0% Re: WCu* 10 - 40% Cu: W heavy metal* alloy with a high density: ... The result: tungsten alloys with different property profiles that are
contact5. W-Re alloys were harder than plain W in the 20–1000°C range. At 800°C, the alloys with 10, 25 and 75% Re had a hardness of about 200 kg/sq. mm while an alloy of W with 2%
contactWilliams R K, Wiffen F W, Bentley J, et al. Irradiation induced precipitation in tungsten based, W-Re alloys [J]. Metall. Trans., 1983, 14A: 655 [61] Fukuda M, Yabuuchi K,
contactSECTION 1. IDENTIFICATION. Product Name: Tungsten Rhenium Alloy Product Number: All applicable American Elements product codes, e.g. W-RE-02 , W-RE-03 , W-RE-04 ,
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contact2023228 · Tungsten alloys are also widely used in filaments in incandescent light bulbs, electric contacts, arc- welding electrodes, radiation shielding, and the aerospace
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contactTungsten also referred to as Wolfram, is a chemical element with the chemical symbol W and atomic number 74. After Carbon, Tungsten has the highest melting point of all
contact202271 · The TDS curves of the pure W and W-Re alloys samples exposed to EAST plasmas using MAPES are shown in Fig. 9. The extra D desorption peaks of pure W and W-Re alloys are located at ∼520 K, due to the lower plasmas exposure temperature of 333-393 K. The peak intensity and width of W-Re alloys are larger than that of pure W.
contact2021223 · 4.2. Effect of Re on defects evolution in W. The clearly higher growth of S -parameter in rolled W than W–Re alloy samples by heavy-ion irradiation (figure 3) suggests a higher density of vacancy-type defects in the former than the latter material under the same irradiation process. This is explained as follows.
contact202231 · Upon high-temperature annealing at 1600 °C, the W-Re-ZrC alloy still retains a high total elongation of 12.9% and a high tensile strength of over 1.3 GPa, unlike the W–Re alloy, which exhibits ...
contact201733 · Tungsten (W) is a candidate material for various plasma-facing components because of its high melting temperature, ... Table 2 shows structures of W–Re alloys with 2% at.Re obtained from MC simulations performed assuming T = 300 K, 800 K, 1600 K and 2500 K and four different concentrations of vacancies: 0.05%, 0.1%, 0.2% and 0.5%,
contact2023321 · The sub-grains coarsening and low melting point eutectic are the internal causes of cracking of single crystal super-alloys in welding. Aiming to overcome two internal causes, in this paper, the effect of ultrasonic pulse arc welding on the grains, sub-grains and the precipitations of single crystal super-alloys (IN738) has been comprehensively
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contactNickel tungsten alloy tapes (Ni—5 at% W, 10 mm wide, 80 µm thick, biaxially textured) used in second-generation high temperature superconductor (2G-HTS) technology were laser-processed in air with ultraviolet ps-laser pulses (355 nm wavelength, 300 ps pulse duration, 250–800 kHz pulse repetition frequency). By employing optimized surface scan
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contact20221212 · Tungsten and tungsten alloys - W-Co alloys with 10-70% W Tungsten and tungsten alloys - W-Co alloys with 10-70% W Tungsten and tungsten alloys - W-Co alloys with eutectic compostion (cca 46% W) ... W-Re alloy (23.4% Re + 0.3% HfC) - Electrolytic thinning W-Re alloy (25% Re) - Electrolytic polishing and chemical etching
contact202147 · In this case, W–Re alloys with similar precipitation behavior as in the present case were already studied by several groups 11,33,43,44,56, who reported circular-shaped σ-type and platelet ...
contact2021223 · 4.2. Effect of Re on defects evolution in W. The clearly higher growth of S -parameter in rolled W than W–Re alloy samples by heavy-ion irradiation (figure 3) suggests a higher density of vacancy-type defects in the former than the latter material under the same irradiation process. This is explained as follows.
contact2022929 · Adding Re to W improves the alloy’s creep, ductility, and corrosion resistance . Engineers used this W–Re alloy in thermocouples to monitor engine combustion chambers, furnaces, and reactors that reach 2600 °C. W–5Re and W–3Re/W–25Re are two of the most regularly utilized W-Re alloys in thermal element applications . Tungsten’s ...
contactAccording to [2], the phase of Re in W is solution if Re content in W-Re alloy is less than 30%. The material is “tungsten-like”, with the same structure as pure tungsten (bcc). The atomic radiuses of the elements are close, so the lattice parameter do not vary significantly with composition. For W-25%Re alloy several percent of σ-phase
contact20191129 · In this paper, a physics-based model is established to predict the thermal conductivities of pristine W and W-xRe alloys (x = 1, 3, 5, 10, 25 wt%) from 300 to 1200 K. The model, which contains various scattering mechanisms, can be used to assess the effects of dislocation, grain size and solute rhenium on the total thermal conductivity.
contact202323 · the W–Re phase diagram is dealt with in Section 3, and Section 4 considers the possibility of local concentrations c >c in an irradiated material for which the overall Re concentration is less than c. The paper ends with a dis-cussion in Section 5 and conclusions in Section 6. 2. The Helmholtz energy of bcc W–Re alloys
contact20221212 · Tungsten and tungsten alloys - W-Co alloys with 10-70% W Tungsten and tungsten alloys - W-Co alloys with 10-70% W Tungsten and tungsten alloys - W-Co alloys with eutectic compostion (cca 46% W) ... W-Re alloy (23.4% Re + 0.3% HfC) - Electrolytic thinning W-Re alloy (25% Re) - Electrolytic polishing and chemical etching
contact202086 · Both dilute alloys (1- to 7-percent. Re) and an alloy whose composition (25-percent Re) is near the solvus line were studied. SYMBOLS b Burger's vector C constant EC line tension at top of Peierls barrier EO equilibrium line tension H activation energy HO thermal energy needed to bypass obstacle in absence of stress
contact2019624 · Tungsten 은 비중 19.3, 용융점 3410℃의, 고용융점 금속입니다. 텅스텐은 고속도강과 공구강에 합금원소로 사용, ... W-Re Alloy W3Re W5Re W25Re W26Re Chemical composition (%) Rhenium (Re) 3.00% 5.00% 25% 26% Tungsten (W) 97% 95% 75% 74% ...
contact2020220 · That is to say, a W(Re) solid solution is constructed after the high-energy MA, with a milling time up to 50 h, which can be further confirmed by the merely indexed diffraction peaks of the BCC-structured W(Re) and the absence of
contact202147 · In this case, W–Re alloys with similar precipitation behavior as in the present case were already studied by several groups 11,33,43,44,56, who reported circular-shaped σ-type and platelet ...
contact2021423 · In such a context, extensive investigations of W-based binary alloys, such as W–Re , W–Ta [5, 6], W–V , W–Ti , W–Mo , and W–Cr , have been conducted. Although the exploitation of conventional W-based alloys tends to be extreme, the known binary alloys have their own drawbacks . Therefore, it is urgent to develop novel tungsten ...
contactonent of a binary W–Re alloy, mapping the alloy onto a ter-nary alloy system containing tungsten and rhenium atoms as well as vacancies. The formation energies of self-interstitial atom defects, including Re –Re and mixed W Re dumbbells in bcc-W, are about three times the vacancy formation energy [39 , 43 44 51].
contact26.0% Re: WCu* 10 - 40% Cu: W heavy metal* alloy with a high density: ... The result: tungsten alloys with different property profiles that are customized to the respective application. WK65 (tungsten-potassium)
contact202031 · Upon high-temperature annealing at 1600 °C, the W-Re-ZrC alloy still retains a high total elongation of 12.9% and a high tensile strength of over 1.3 GPa, unlike the W–Re alloy, which exhibits ...
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contact202323 · the W–Re phase diagram is dealt with in Section 3, and Section 4 considers the possibility of local concentrations c >c in an irradiated material for which the overall Re concentration is less than c. The paper ends with a dis-cussion in Section 5 and conclusions in Section 6. 2. The Helmholtz energy of bcc W–Re alloys
contact202086 · Both dilute alloys (1- to 7-percent. Re) and an alloy whose composition (25-percent Re) is near the solvus line were studied. SYMBOLS b Burger's vector C constant EC line tension at top of Peierls barrier EO equilibrium line tension H activation energy HO thermal energy needed to bypass obstacle in absence of stress
contact@article{osti_, title = {Irradiation induced precipitation in tungsten based, W-Re alloys}, author = {Williams, R K and Bentley, J and Stiegler, J O and Wiffen, F W}, abstractNote = {Tungsten-base alloys containing 5, 11, and 25 pct Re were irradiated in the EBR-II reactor. Irradiation temperatures ranged from 600 to 1500/sup 0/C. All
contact2023321 · The sub-grains coarsening and low melting point eutectic are the internal causes of cracking of single crystal super-alloys in welding. Aiming to overcome two internal causes, in this paper, the effect of ultrasonic pulse arc welding on the grains, sub-grains and the precipitations of single crystal super-alloys (IN738) has been comprehensively
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