Decarburization Rate of Liquid Iron-Carbon Alloy

Oxygen-iron interaction in liquid lead-bismuth eutectic alloy.

Iron released by steel corrosion was found to be a key impurity in reactions with dissolved oxygen in liquid lead-bismuth eutectic alloys. The iron-oxygen-magnetite equilibrium was characterized, allowing the quantification of phenomena that are important for long-term operation of lead-alloy based installations such as corrosion rate control and management of precipitates.

A Numerical Model to Investigate Optimum Liquid Carbon Dioxide Seeding Rate in Weather Modification Projects

Liquid alloy printing of microfluidic stretchable electronics.

Recently, microfluidic stretchable electronics has attracted great interest from academia since conductive liquids allow for larger cross-sections when stretched and hence low resistance at longer lengths. However, as a serial process it has suffered from low throughput, and a parallel processing technology is needed for more complex systems and production at low costs. In this work, we demonst...

COMPUTER SIMULATION OF THE LIQUID Li4Pb ALLOY

We present a computer simulation of the partially ionic liquid alloy Li4Pb at 1085K. The calculation is based on the pairwise potentials used by Copestake et al, to describe the structure of this system: screened Coulomb interact ions plus a soft core repulsion. Diffusion coefficients and static and dynamical structure functions are evaluated and compared with experimental results. Pair correla...

Carbon–Carbon Interactions in Iron

Carbon atoms occupy interstitial sites in iron so that the configurations of any solid–solution at constant composition depend solely on the distribution of carbon atoms on the interstitial sub–lattice, this in turn being influenced by interactions between carbon atoms in close proximity. The carbon–carbon interaction energy, which influences the distribution of carbon atoms, is reviewed with a...