Examples of using Recrystallisation in English and their translations into German
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Grain size and recrystallisation.
Annealing: Nuts and special parts are being stress relieved by recrystallisation.
The theta-matrix compositor makes recrystallisation ten times more efficient than before.
During recrystallisation, new crystal nuclei initially form during nucleation before new crystals grow.
Static Recovery and Static Recrystallisation.
Austenitising time: 20 min.- recrystallisation at 800°C/90 sec- oil quench- tempering at 450°C/2 h.
Response to hot deformation of a vanadium steel a. kinetics ofmechancial softening b. kinetics of static recrystallisation.
Finally, some brief comments concerning the recrystallisation of calcium silicate hydrate(CSH) gels, carbonation, colloids and radionuclide incorporation into CSH phases are given.
A method as claimed in any preceding claim wherein the reaction product is further purified by fractional recrystallisation.
At these temperatures recrystallisation occurs: new crystal grains form from nuclei(the smallest possible ideal crystal grains) in the cold-worked and thus highly deformed grain structure.
This is a result of the interaction of a certainnumber of physical phenomena centred in the steel: recrystallisation, precipitation and allotropie transformation.
It should be noted, however, that, at low temperature, recrystallisation is considerably retarded so that the austenite cannot accommodate heavy deformation without triggering other mechanisms such as recovery, twinning and allotropie transformation 2-20.
Simulation by hot torsion which allows very large reductions per pass seemsto be the most suitable technique for studying me tadynamic recrystallisation 6.
It shows that, when prior austenitising ensures dissolution of all the carbonitrides, the holding time required to achieve50% mechanical softening(to trigger static recrystallisation) after 30% tensile deformation quickly becomes very long below 925°C the temperature at which deformationinduced precipitation develops.
Thermomechanical treatments are forming processes, the operational conditions of which are deduced from a rational and as complete as possible autilisation of the mechanisms of work hardening recovery, recrystallisation, precipitation and allotropie transformation.
According to the examples 3 and 5 of document(1)that individual piperidine compound is purified by multiple recrystallisation with a particular solvent mixture cf. column 13, line 35;
It quickly became apparent that the corresponding improvements in the final mechanical properties emanated from a better combination of the structural mechanisms brought into play by hot working:work hardening»recovery, recrystallisation, precipitation and allotropie transformation.
The metamorphic transformation from diagenetic dolomite to dolomitic marble resulted in grainboundary sliding and dynamic recrystallisation with contemporaneous homogenisation of grain sizes.
We have already indicated that the mechanical property im provements made possible by thermomechanica1 treatments result from the control of various structural mechanisms initiated by deformation, namely, work hardening,recovery, recrystallisation, precipitation and allotropie transformation.
The following can be concluded from the tests undertaken in this area: the characteristic steress to initiate dynamic recrystallisation is slightly higher in niobium steels than in carbonmanganese steels;after dynamic recrystallisation, austenite grain size is much smaller(515 ι") than in the initial structure ca.
In the case of partial prior dissolution(reheating to 1100°C), recrystallisation is much more rapid but still remains distinctly lower than that for the carbonmanganese steel.