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Mechanical Behavior in Metallurgy

A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Chemical and Molecular Sciences".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 March 2024) | Viewed by 265

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Energy and Resources Institute, College of Engineering, Information Technology and Environment, Charles Darwin University, Darwin, NT 0909, Australia
Interests: corrosion behaviour of alloys; metallurgy; welding; additive manufacturing
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Dear Colleagues,

Metals are not only used extensively in load-bearing engineering structures but also in consumer goods, biomedical applications and several everyday articles. Metals are manufactured through casting, forging, forming, joining and welding. These days parts are also manufactured by a few different digital manufacturing processes. The ultimate aim of the parts manufactured are to serve their purpose reliably. However, the mechanical properties are affected by environmental conditions such as corrosion, creep, temperature, oxidation and wear. In order to understand how metals should behave reliably and not be affected by embrittling mechanisms, a greater understanding of the mechanical behavious of metals is needed both at the atomic and macro levels. Many failures still happen because of inadequate understanding of the mechcanical behaviour metals. This Special Issue will highlight the effect of the mechanical behaviour of metals due to environmental factors, embrittling mechanisms and manufacturing.

Prof. Dr. Krishnan Kannoorpatti
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • mechanical properties
  • embrittling mechanisms
  • creep
  • cryogenic effects
  • body implants
  • manufacturing
  • additive manufacturing
  • corrosion
  • modelling
  • testing
  • fractography
  • microstructure

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