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Fatigue crack growth rates of rotor steel at elevated temperatures
rotor steels (30CrlMolV) fatigue crack propagation rate temperature
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2011/9/14
Low fatigue samples were obtained from the outer edges of rotor steel (30CrlMolV) which had operated under different temperatures conditions.Based on this data,the effects of temperature on fatigue cr...
Effect of short-term exposure to elevated temperatures and light levels on photosynthesis of different host-symbiont combinations in the Aiptasia pallida / Symbiodinium symbiosis
Effect of short-term exposure elevated temperatures light levels photosynthesis of different host-symbiont combinations Aiptasia pallida Symbiodinium symbiosis
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2014/5/13
The physiology exhibited by symbioses between dinoflagellates (zooxanthellae) and hosts such as reef corals may be dictated by the host, the symbiont, or the synergistic effect of both partners. We co...
Comparison of I/S Transformation and Maturity of Organic Matter at Elevated Temperatures
Illite/smectite Kinetics Vitrinite maturity
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2011/12/29
Comparing the state of reaction advancement of I/S (illite content of illite/smectite mixed layer minerals) and organic matter (vitrinite reflectance) in instances of high temperature gradients allows...
Dehydration of K-Exchanged Montmorillonite at Elevated Temperatures and Pressures
Dehydration Differential thermal analysis Enthalpy Montmorillonite Potassium Pressure
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2012/1/12
The dehydration temperature of K-montmorillonite, obtained by ion exchange of a Na-montmorillonite, was determined at pressures to 2 kbar, using high-pressure differential thermal analysis. Dehydratio...
Behavior of Kaolinite Pellets at Elevated Temperatures
Dehydration Dehydroxylation Dilatometry Kaolinite Mullite Spinel
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2011/11/18
Abstract: Dimensional changes in kaolinite pellets as a function of temperature show two sharp shrinkage “steps,” at about 450–550°C and 900–980°C, which are roughly comparable in magnitude. Isotherma...