Acoustic properties of titanium nickelide

Novikov, I. I.; Roshchupkin, V. V.; Kol’tsov, A. G.; Lyakhovitskii, M. M.; Pokrasin, M. A.; Минина, Н. А.; Chernov, A. I.; Sobol, N. L.; Sevostyanov, M. A.

doi:10.1134/s207511331302010x

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“…In [16], we show that, in the acoustic measure ments, other configurations of the working sample section might also be used; this is primarily caused by the technological difficulties of manufacturing long length wire samples. In that case, it is possible to take a sample welded onto a special waveguide.…”

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Investigation of the acoustic properties of cobalt

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The results of the experimental investigation of the acoustic (ultrasound velocity and attenuation coefficient) and acoustic emission properties, as well as of the relative thermal expansion of cobalt, within the temperature range of 20-1100°C are presented. By the mean square method, we obtain the approximat ing equations for the temperature dependencies of the investigated and the calculated thermophysical cobalt properties.

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“…We investigated the acoustic properties of cobalt within the temperature range of 20-1100°C. To refine the phase transition boundaries, we used the acoustic emission method [16,18]. Below, we present the experimental data on the acoustic and acoustic emis sion properties of cobalt.…”

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