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B. Cornils · Catalysis from A to Z · 2020

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Shôn Dale-Jones · Methuen Drama eBooks · 2024

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Chang Samuel Hsu, Paul R. Robinson · Petroleum Science and Technology · 2019

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Speight, James G. · AccessScience · 2015

AccessScience is an authoritative and dynamic online resource that contains incisively written, high-quality educational material covering all major scientific disciplines. An acclaimed gateway to scientific knowledge, AccessScience is continually expanding the ways it can demonstrate and explain core, trustworthy scientific information that inspires and guides users to deeper knowledge.

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University of Pittsburgh Press eBooks · 2017

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Physics Subject Headings (PhySH) · 2018

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Turner, Emily · UTC Scholar (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga) · 2024

This thesis contains two parts: A craft paper on plot structure and five chapters of a nonfiction memoir about my experiences growing up transgender in the South. The craft paper explores alternative plot structure techniques used to convey transgender narratives in the nonfiction memoir She’s Not There: A Life in Two Genders by Jennifer Boylan and the literary fiction novel Detransition, Baby by Torey Peters. The creative portion contains five essay chapters from Cracking, a memoir that follows my transition from a child exploring my gender identity while suffering the societal and religious influence of a small, southern town to an adult who accepted my gender identity, transitioned, and realized that the town I grew up in may no longer be the safe place I once thought it was.

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C. N. M. Paz, L. F. Martha, J. L. D. Alves et al. · 2015

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Turner, Emily · UTC Scholar (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga) · 2024

This thesis contains two parts: A craft paper on plot structure and five chapters of a nonfiction memoir about my experiences growing up transgender in the South. The craft paper explores alternative plot structure techniques used to convey transgender narratives in the nonfiction memoir She’s Not There: A Life in Two Genders by Jennifer Boylan and the literary fiction novel Detransition, Baby by Torey Peters. The creative portion contains five essay chapters from Cracking, a memoir that follows my transition from a child exploring my gender identity while suffering the societal and religious influence of a small, southern town to an adult who accepted my gender identity, transitioned, and realized that the town I grew up in may no longer be the safe place I once thought it was.

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Shôn Dale-Jones · 2024

As I walk past the funeral parlour, I see a poster next to their two-for-one offer. It's a wanted poster with my name on it. A completely made-up true story. When the world goes mad, do we inevitably go mad too? When Shôn p

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Cracking temperature difference and cracking stress.

Xinting Liu (520166), Jianda Xin (19995732), Ying Liu (18461) et al. · Figshare · 2024

<p>(a) The relationship between LP and cracking temperature difference of MSC. (b) The relationship between LP and cracking stress of MSC.</p>

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Cracking in welded joints Hot Cracking

Hadzihafizovic, Dzevad · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2022

Physical Metallurgy - Cracking in welded joints - Hot Cracking Weld solidification cracking occurs preferentially along SGBs and, occasionally, subgrain boundaries in the fusion zone. Weld solidification cracking is a phenomenon that has been the subject of considerable study, in a wide variety of engineering alloys, over the past 40 years. Despite the large body of information currently available concerning weld solidification cracking, the precise micromechanisms responsible for cracking are still not completely understood. Another causation of these defects is hot cracking. In general, hot cracking is a result of the rupture of liquid films, present in the mushy zone, in the centre of weld pools under tensile stresses. Hot cracks are formed during and after the weld process. Hot cracks which occur in the fusion zone are called solidification cracks whereas cracks in the fusion line or close to the base material are called liquidation crack. Solidification of a weld pool takes place from the cold base material at the fusion line. Dendrites grow crystallographic towards the seam center till they reach the dendrites from the opposite side of the weld and then grow into each other. During thermal expansion of the fusion zone compressive stresses are intro- duced, which lead to plastic deformation. When the material starts to solidify, shrinkage takes place in the weld zone and tensile stresses are generated. Especially, in welding procedures with high energy density and therefore high temperature gradients, elevated stress levels follow. If remaining melt is present in the seam center the shrinkage stress cannot be transferred and a solidification crack along the seam center occurs.

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Cracking in welded joints Solid State Cracking

Hadzihafizovic, Dzevad · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2023

Cracking in welded joints Solid State Cracking Whether weld cracking is the result of the poor fit-up of parts comprising a weld- ment, excessive restraint, rapid cooling of hardenable steels, any of a variety of possible contaminants from the atmosphere, inadequate cleaning of parts before welding, or the composition and structure of the base metal and/or weld filler metal, it carries with it significant consequences for any welding operation. Not only do weld defects adversely affect the integrity of the completed weldment but they also require significant time and money to rectify. In the best cases, unac- ceptable defects, most notably cracks, must be removed by arc gouging, abrasive grinding, or machining, and the affected area rewelded. In the worst cases, the defective weldment must be rejected and scrapped. However, the cost does not end here. There are a number of cracking mechanisms that are associated with the "true" HAZ or reheated weld metal. These include ductility-dip cracking (DDC), reheat and postweld heat treatment (PWHT) cracking, strain-age cracking (SAC) (Ni-base alloys), lamellar (or delamination) cracking, and Cu-contamination cracking (CCC). These cracking mechanisms span the entire range of materials systems, including steels, stainless steels, Ni-base alloys, Cu-base alloys, ad aluminum alloys.

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