A study of annular slurry jet for abrasive waterjet cutting
A Study of Annular Slurry Jet for Abrasive Waterjet Cutting
FUNDAMENTALS OF WET ABRASIVE BLASTING
Ways must be found to reduce or eliminate dust generated during surface preparation and wet abrasive blasting, as an alternative to dry blasting, can be an answer to the problem. The equipment available for wet abrasive blasting is reviewed, comparing various types as to their convenience, productivity, abrasive suitability and consumption, inhibitor mixing, and water pressure and volume required.
SR topography of plastically deformed Fe-Si bicrystals - observation in situ and post mortem
SR reflection topography was applied to study the interaction of slip dislocations with the grain boundaries in Fe-4at%Si bicrystals deformed by compression. Three experimental settings with either a white or monochromatic beam were used and the corresponding orientation contrast analysed. Dislocation transmission through the grain boundary was observed in bicrystals with favourable geometry of the slip systems.