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    A novel method to determine background concentrations and spatial distributions of heavy metals in soil at large scale using machine learning coupled with remote sensing-terrain at... by Magboul M. Sulieman, Fuat Kaya, Abdullah S. Al-Farraj, Eric C. Brevik

    Published 2025-06-01
    Subjects: “…Establish soil heavy metals background concentrations and spatial variability using machine learning algorithms coupled with remote sensing and digital elevation model derivatives…”
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    Residual stress analysis and warpage control of 0Cr17Ni7Al spring steel wire by Lei HUANG, Changjian GENG, Jiqing ZHAO, Qi YUE, Yanfei GUO, Ru SU, Haikun MA, Dayong WU, Jie KANG

    Published 2025-02-01
    Subjects: “…ferrous metals and their alloys; 0cr17ni7al spring steel wire; residual stress; drawing process; warpage; finite element simulation…”
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    COMPARATIVE RESEARCHES OF FRACTURES OF HIGH-STRENGTH CAST IRON IN THE AS-CAST AND DEFORMED STATE by A. I. Pokrovsky, I. N. Khrol

    Published 2016-01-01
    Subjects: “…the results of comparative studies of fracture surfaces of high-strength cast iron in the as-cast state and after hot direct extrusion through an aperture of a conical die are presented. the shape change of graphite inclusions and components of the metal matrix is examined with increasing the reduction ratio from 0 (as-cast state) to 80%. for the fist time, using the electrochemical etching of the metal matrix of the cast iron, it is demonstrated experimentally that at plastic deformation the ductile flow of graphite inclusions occurs without fracturing of the latter. the surface morphology of a deformed graphite inclusion is revealed. it is shown that inside the inclusion the strain is distributed non-uniformly: the peripheral zones are deformed to a larger extent while the central part may retain its original radial structure. the fact that the most part of graphite inclusions on the fracture surface of the deformed cast iron appeared undamaged (very small amount of fractured inclusions was observed) testifies against the common opinion that graphite acts as a crack nucleation site. a hypothesis is put forward that the crack nucleates in the metal matrix, presumably at the pearlite/ferrite interface, and propagates from one graphite inclusion to another rounding but not damaging the latter.…”
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