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Metals & alloys

Alloy design, metallurgy, deformation and corrosion.

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Nano-Micro Letters·Scheduled 2027
Strategies of Designing High-Efficiency Electrolyte Additives for Aqueous Magnesium Batteries: A Review

Yulong Wu, Darya Snihirova, Yibing Zhang, Xiaohui Zeng et al.

Abstract With the development of next-generation energy storage systems focusing on green, safe, and sustainable devices, aqueous magnesium (Mg)–air batteries have emerged as promising candidates owing to the intrinsic merits of the Mg metal anode, including low cost, large volumetric capacity, a highly negative electrode potential, and excellent safety. However, the high self-…

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Nano-Micro Letters·Scheduled 2027
Bolstered Interfacial Field Chemistry for Deep Fast-Charging Aqueous Zinc Metal Batteries

Minxi Sun, Yining Chen, Congge Lu, Jingkang Ma et al.

Abstract Deep fast-charging capability has become the core pursuit for practical applications of aqueous zinc metal batteries, yet it is critically impeded by unfavorable interfacial field evolution at the electrode/electrolyte interface under high-current–density conditions. The coexistence of sluggish Zn 2+ desolvation, competitive H 2 O reduction corrosion, uneven elec…

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Investigating the Effects of Build Parameters on the Corrosion Properties of Additively Manufactured 316 Stainless Steel

Eric McDermott, Shiril Sivan, Matthew Di Prima

ABSTRACT The increasing adoption of additive manufacturing (AM) for medical device production has resulted in additively manufactured medical devices being used in a range of applications and anatomical locations. Although medical device mechanical performance is often the primary concern, the influence of the AM process on the corrosion resistance of these products has become …

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Nondestructive Evaluation of Compaction Uniformity in Epoxy Asphalt Pavements on Steel Bridge Decks Using PQI-380 Density Profiling

Nongping Mao, Kai Meng, Kai Cheng, Kai Wan et al.

ABSTRACT To overcome the technical difficulties in evaluating the compaction homogeneity of epoxy asphalt (EA) pavement systems on orthotropic steel bridges, the PQI-380 served as a nondestructive tool for detecting density across the full cross-section of both the lower and upper EA pavement layers. By converting the density data into air void content, a complete cross-section…

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Comparison of Strain Rate Sensitivity between As-Built and Stress-Relief Annealed Additively Manufactured 316L Stainless Steel

Terrell Elias Marler, Lawson King, Judy Schneider, Nathan Spulak

ABSTRACT The strain rate sensitivity of additively manufactured 316L stainless steel is compared between material in the as-built condition and after being subjected to a stress-relief anneal. The mechanical properties are assessed using tensile testing at strain rates spanning the orders of 10−3–103 s−1, utilizing a hydraulic load frame for low-rate tests and a tensile split-H…

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Interface-engineered titanium matrix composites with silicon-segregated boundaries for high-temperature strength-ductility synergy

Hao Sun, Bohua Zhang, Zibo Zhao, Chaoru Xing et al.

High-temperature titanium alloys are approaching intrinsic performance limits, while discontinuous TiB whisker-reinforced composites provide a possible route to higher service temperatures. The central challenge is to improve strength without sacrificing ductility, especially because deformation and fracture are strongly governed by reinforcement interfaces. Here, a hot-extrude…

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Oxygen-enriched layer enhancing fatigue performance of a near-α titanium alloy

Hao Sun, Bohua Zhang, Runchen Jia, Chonghao Sun et al.

Although thermal exposure is a commonly used engineering process to enhance the properties of titanium alloys by diffusing oxygen onto the surface, the mechanism by which it affects fatigue performance is not fully understood. This work systematically investigates the effect of thermal exposure on the fatigue properties of a near-α titanium alloy through a combination of fatigu…

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