Dispersion strengthening models
Strengthening behavior of crystalline solids containing uniform dispersion of fine particles
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Strengthening behavior of crystalline solids containing uniform dispersion of fine particles
Effect of carbon additions on solid solution and carbide strengthened arc melted tungsten alloys
Dislocation deformation microstructure of recrystallized aluminum-aluminum oxide SAP-type dispersion strengthened alloys studied, using transmission electron microscopy
Dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys for use in advanced spacecraft power systems - metallurgy
Mechanism of strengthening and fracture in composite materials - tensile strength, impact deformation, brittleness,
Arc-melted solid-solution and carbide strengthened tungsten alloys tested for mechanical properties at 2500 deg F to 4000 deg. F
Dispersion strengthened nickel base alloy using high intensity arc process
Phase identification, morphology, and evaluation of dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys
Metallographic study of stress rupture failed specimens of dispersion strengthened materials for determining relation between microstructural factors and stress rupture strengths
Mechanisms of strengthening and fracture in various composite materials
Alloy strengthening by fine oxide particle dispersions, and splat cooling process for alloy development
Alloy strengthening by fine oxide particle dispersions
Effect of varying percentages of constituent elements in alumina dispersion-strengthened copper-nickel alloys, listing creep rupture properties
Thorium dioxide strengthened nickel and nickel molybdenum alloys, discussing production via selective reduction, strength, creep rupture, stability and ductility characteristics
Solid solution and carbide strengthened arc melted alloys of hafnium with tungsten and ternary alloys of tantalum, columbium, rhenium and carbon
Cleaning and stabilization method for dispersion strengthened materials produced from mechanically produced blends of metals plus oxide powders
Applications for new class of materials termed oxide-dispersion strengthened materials offering stability at high temperatures and high thermal and electrical conductivity
Welding, aging, and oxygen contamination effects on dispersion strengthened tantalum base alloys