In order to realize cold forging of magnesium alloys in practical application,some methods for ductility improvement of a commercial wrought AZ31B magnesium alloy(Mg-3%Al-1%Zn,mass fraction) at room temperature were s...In order to realize cold forging of magnesium alloys in practical application,some methods for ductility improvement of a commercial wrought AZ31B magnesium alloy(Mg-3%Al-1%Zn,mass fraction) at room temperature were suggested.The effects of heat treatment before forging and hydrostatic pressure during forging on the ductility were investigated in cold upsetting and cup forging.High-temperature annealing was effective to reduce the degree of the texture anisotropy of the specimen,and it was found that the forging limit of the annealed specimen was improved in cold forging.On the other hand,cold cup forging of the annealed specimen was carried out with applying counter pressure.By applying counter pressures of 100-200 MPa during forging,the critical punch stroke for forging limit of the specimen without crack was improved by 25%in punch stroke.展开更多
The LIVE （Late In-Vessel Phase Experiments） test program investigates in-vessel melt pool behaviour and cooling strategies for in-vessel corium retention during severe accidents in light water reactors （LWR）. The ...The LIVE （Late In-Vessel Phase Experiments） test program investigates in-vessel melt pool behaviour and cooling strategies for in-vessel corium retention during severe accidents in light water reactors （LWR）. The main part of the LIVE facility is a 1：5 scaled semi-spherical lower head of a typical pressurized water reactor. Up to now, LIVE experiments have been performed in different initial external cooling conditions, melt volumes and internal heat generations. At present the well-known simulant material KNO3-NaNO3 in non-eutectic composition （80 mole% KNO3-20 mole% NaNO3） and in eutectic composition （50 mole% KNO3- 50 mole% NaNO3） is used in the live program. The 3D heat flux distribution through vessel wall, melt pool temperature, crust thickness and the pool melt composition can be measured or determined. Extensive results have been obtained concerning the melt pool thermal hydraulic behaviour in transient and in steady state conditions.展开更多
基金supported in part by the Japan Ministry of Education,Culture,Sports,Science and Technology,with Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists(B)
文摘In order to realize cold forging of magnesium alloys in practical application,some methods for ductility improvement of a commercial wrought AZ31B magnesium alloy(Mg-3%Al-1%Zn,mass fraction) at room temperature were suggested.The effects of heat treatment before forging and hydrostatic pressure during forging on the ductility were investigated in cold upsetting and cup forging.High-temperature annealing was effective to reduce the degree of the texture anisotropy of the specimen,and it was found that the forging limit of the annealed specimen was improved in cold forging.On the other hand,cold cup forging of the annealed specimen was carried out with applying counter pressure.By applying counter pressures of 100-200 MPa during forging,the critical punch stroke for forging limit of the specimen without crack was improved by 25%in punch stroke.
文摘The LIVE （Late In-Vessel Phase Experiments） test program investigates in-vessel melt pool behaviour and cooling strategies for in-vessel corium retention during severe accidents in light water reactors （LWR）. The main part of the LIVE facility is a 1：5 scaled semi-spherical lower head of a typical pressurized water reactor. Up to now, LIVE experiments have been performed in different initial external cooling conditions, melt volumes and internal heat generations. At present the well-known simulant material KNO3-NaNO3 in non-eutectic composition （80 mole% KNO3-20 mole% NaNO3） and in eutectic composition （50 mole% KNO3- 50 mole% NaNO3） is used in the live program. The 3D heat flux distribution through vessel wall, melt pool temperature, crust thickness and the pool melt composition can be measured or determined. Extensive results have been obtained concerning the melt pool thermal hydraulic behaviour in transient and in steady state conditions.
