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Microstructure and mechanical properties of neutron-irradiated ultra-fine-grained SUS316L stainless steels and electrodeposited nanocrystalline Ni and Ni–W alloys
The development and testing of a new method of qualitative analysis of the microstructure quality, for example of steel AISI 321 subjected to radial shear rolling
Development and experimental testing of the technology for producing deformed bars of D16(T) alloy from continuously cast billets of small diameter with low elongation ratios
Kazakhstan Study of the influence of large shear deformations and vortex flow of metal on the formation of an equiaxed ultrafine‑grained structure of the E110 zirconium alloy by the method of RSP
Development and Experimental Testing of the Technology for Producing Deformed Bars of Alloy D16T from Continuously Casting Billets of Small Diameter with Low Elongation Ratios
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Al6060/TiB2 Aluminum Matrix Composites Produced via Ultrasonically Assisted Stir Casting and Radial-Shear Rolling
Study of the influence of large shear strains and vortex flow of metal on the formation of an equiaxed ultrafine-grained structure of the E110 zirconium alloy by X-ray diffraction analysis
MODELLING THE EVOLUTION OF CASTING DEFECT CLOSURE BY RADIAL SHEAR ROLLING
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