Browsing Department of Metallurgical Engineering by Issue Date

Browsing Department of Metallurgical Engineering by Issue Date

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  • Chaubey, S.; Singh, V.; Ramachandrarao, P. (Springer India, 987-11)
    In the zinc-bismuth system, a monotectic reaction occurs at 689 K and 0·6 at.% Bi composition. Rapid solidification of the as-cast monotectic alloy led to a micromorphology in which bismuth was uniformly and bimodally ...
  • Tare, V.B. (Springer India, 1986-04)
    There is considerable interest in the electrical transport in two-phase systems because of their possible technological applications. This paper describes the recent data obtained on the effect of different types of ...
  • Joarder, A.; Sarma, D.S. (1991)
    The microstructures of a 0.2C-3.6Ni steel are studied after isothermal transformation over a temperature range of 600–400°C after different times up to 10 ks at each temperature. It was observed that the transformation at ...
  • Ojha, S.N.; Pandey, O.P.; Kumar, M.; Ramachandra, C.; Tripathi, B. (1992)
    Al–4Cu–20Pb alloy was spray deposited at a gas pressure of 1.4 MPa and melt flow rate of 1.6 kg min−1. The microstructure of the preform exhibited equiaxed morphology with grain size varying from 20–25 μm. Uniform distribution ...
  • Sharma, T.; Gupta, R.C.; Prakash, B. (1992)
    In the present investigation an attempt has been made to determine the effect of reduction rate on the swelling behaviour of iron ore pellets. For this purpose two Indian iron ore fines from Bailadila and Noamundi deposits ...
  • Mohan, S.; Agarwala, V.; Ray, S. (1992)
    Stircast Al-Pb Metal-Metal composites have been produced at a high rotational speed of 53 s-1 with different lead contents and with the same lead content but different rotational speeds of 53, 37 and 25 s-1 in a stircasting ...
  • Sharma, T.; Prakash, B. (1993)
    In the present investigation an attempt has been made to determine the effect of firing temperature, firing time and ingredients/additives (CaO, MgO, SiO2, Al2O3) on the swelling behaviour of iron ore pellets. For this ...
  • O. P. SINHA; R. C. GUPTA (1993-02-25)
    The nitrogen absorption/desorption for pure iron and Fe-C alloys have been investigated in detail in levitated melts. However, Iimited study seemsto be madewhile molten Fe-Cr alloy is exposedto nitrogen plasma. Nitrogen ...
  • Sinha, O.P.; Gupta, R.C. (1994)
    The nitrogen absorption/desorption for pure iron and Fe-C alloys have been investigated in detail in levitated melts. However, limited study seems to be made while molten Fe-Cr alloy is exposed to nitrogen plasma. Nitrogen ...
  • Sinha, O.P.; Gupta, R.C. (1994)
    Nitrogen Absorption Rate under Plasma Arc Comparedto Resistance and Induction Melting
  • Singh, K.; Bahadur, D.; Sastry, G.V.S. (Springer India, 1995-04)
    The quaternary Al75Mn10Fe5Si10 alloy was synthesized by induction melting, melt spinning and subsequent annealing. The melt spun sample shows the multiply twinned nodular-type microstructure. These plates surround an ...
  • Mandal, R.K. (Indian Acad of Sciences, 1999-05)
    Icosahedral quasicrystals are frequently observed to coexist with their related phases like pentagonal/decagonal quasicrystals and rational approximant structures. Owing to this, they have common interfaces. The crystallography ...
  • Gupta, R.C.; Misra, S.N. (Iron and Steel Institute of Japan, 2001)
    The composite pre-reduced (CPR) pellets have been developed to utilise steel plant waste fines (eg. Iron ore, flue dust, mill scale, coke, coal, lime etc.) into value added product suitable for blast furnace feed as ...
  • Shome, M.; Sarma, D.S.; Gupta, O.P.; Mohanty, O.N. (Iron and Steel Institute of Japan, 2003)
    An attempt has been made to predict the dissolution of Nb(CN) precipitates in the heat affected zone (HAZ) of a Nb containing HSLA-100 steel. An invariant size approximation model along with existing solubility product ...
  • Gupta, R.C.; Gautam, J.P. (Iron and Steel Institute of Japan CODEN, 2003)
    The higher strength of directly reduced iron (DRI) in pellet form is useful in handling, storing and charging from height without breakage. The DRI pellets commonly exhibit 60 kg cold crushing strength. In this work the ...
  • Gupta, R.C.; Gautam, J.P.; Mohan, S. (Iron and Steel Institute of Japan, 2003)
    The utilization of water hyacinth as an additive in the preparation of iron ore pellets was investigated. The prepared pellets, fired for particular time and temperature, were tested via cold crushing strength (CCS) ...
  • Sarma, B.N.; Prasad, S.S.; Vijayvergiya, S.; Kumar, V.B.; Lele, S. (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2003-06)
    The thermodynamic origin of various types of phase diagrams in simple binary systems exhibiting two phases (e.g. a liquid and a solid phase) has been examined using the regular solution model. The necessary conditions for ...
  • Srinadh, K.V.S.; Singh, V. (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2004-08)
    Oxidation behaviour of the near α-titanium alloy IMI 834 was investigated over a range of temperatures, from 600-800°C, in air. Specimens were solution-treated in the α + β and β phase fields for 1 h and 1/2 h, respectively ...
  • Gupta, R.C.; Shaik, A.A. (2005)
    The cold crushing strength (CCS) of directly reduced iron (DRI) with its apparent density was correlated. Two different types of DRI were tested which included the iron ore pellets reduced in the bed of carbonaceous ...
  • Gupta, G.S.; Madhav, G.V.; Pandey, A.; Sarma, B.N.; Lele, S. (Indian Academy of Sciences, 2005-04)
    The powerful framework of cluster expansion-cluster variation methods (CE-CVM) expresses alloy free energy in terms of energy (model) parameters, macroscopic variables (composition and temperature) and microscopic variables ...

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