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Publikováno v:
JOM. 70:1331-1336
A review is given of the work we presented in the 1990s that successfully developed a technique for reproducing the surface patterns and internal microstructure of genuine Damascus steel blades. That work showed that a key factor in making these blad
Publikováno v:
JOM. 70:714-718
Wrought iron containing 0.001%C was carburized in the intercritical temperature range between A3 and A1 and water quenched. During carburizing, a planar austenite–ferrite phase boundary migrates into the iron in this temperature range and the carbo
Publikováno v:
JOM. 68:2250-2255
There is debate in the literature on whether or not iron can be carburized by simply inserting an iron bar into a charcoal fire. Experiments are presented here in which wrought iron bars have been held in a cylindrical enclosure filled with burning c
Publikováno v:
JOM. 68:2256-2260
Results of short-time carburizing of wrought iron in a charcoal-fired furnace present strong evidence that our earliest blacksmith ancestors probably discovered how to carburize their bloomery iron and produced cutting and scraping tools superior to
Autor:
H. L. Downing, John D. Verhoeven, L.S. Chumbley, L. G. Fritzemeier, L. L. Jones, W. A. Spitzig, C. L. Trybus, G. D. Schnittgrund, E. D. Gibson
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Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 22:2847-2859
The strength, electrical conductivity, and substructure of deformation processed Cu-15vol%X alloys have been studied where X included Nb, Ta, and Cr. One alloy of Cu-15Nb was studied in which 2% Ag was added to examine solid solution strengthening of
Publikováno v:
Wear. 265:1093-1099
A study is presented on the relative wear rates of two carbon steels, a Damascus steel and a stainless steel, using the Cutlery and Allied Trades Research Association (CATRA) of Sheffield England cutting test machine. The carbon steels and stainless
Publikováno v:
JOM. 56:17-20
The authors published a paper in this journal in 19981 titled “The Key Role of Impurities in Ancient Damascus Steel Blades.” Because of the continued popularity of the on-line version of this paper,2 additional experiments were conducted on some
Autor:
John D. Verhoeven
Publikováno v:
Scientific American. 284:74-79
Autor:
John D. Verhoeven
Publikováno v:
Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A. 31:2431-2438
Austenite containing fine particles of carbides may undergo the eutectoid transformation by either the pearlite reaction or the divorced eutectoid transformation (DET) reaction. The latter reaction automatically produces a spheroidized structure, whi
Autor:
Howard F. Clark, John D. Verhoeven
Publikováno v:
Materials Characterization. 41:183-191
Pattern-welded Damascus steel blades are made by forge welding together pairs of steels having low- and high-carbon compositions. It is often assumed that these blades consist of hard and soft layers owing to the carbon variations of the original ste