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Metalurgia INTERNATIONAL (magazine set-up
in 1995) English version,
published by romanian metallurgical
foundation Honorary president
of scientific
publishing house f.m.r. Dr. ec. Lepădatu v. gheorghe
vol. XII
(2007)
no.4 romanian metallurgical
foundation Scientific publishing
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Honourary
Staff (in alphabetical order) bensabra hakim
(algeria), BORDEA MARIUS, chabour salem
(algeria), gencang yang
(china), R.
S. HOUK (S.U.A.), I. IMRIŠ (TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY OF KOŠICE,
SLOVAK REPUBLIC), puşici miho (Slovenia), roşescu gheorghe
(grecia), roxana ruxandra
(california), w.m. nicola
(tri. state university angola, indiana, s.u.a.), xianqing you (china) |
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editorial
board : Prof. colan horia Ph. D., member of Romanian Academy of
Technical Sciences Prof. Coşmeleaţă georgeta Ph. D. Prof. Elena drăgulănescu Ph. D., Catedra
GDGI, Aerospatial Engineering Faculty,
Bucharest Politechnical University Prof.
Dumitrescu Constantin Ph. D., deputy member of
Romanian Academy of Technical Science Prof. French David Ph. D., CSIRO Energy Technology, Australia Prof. Găluşcă Dan-Gelu Ph. D. Prof.
Mihaela Grigore Ph. D., University of New
South Wales, Sydney, Australia Prof. Lawson Cristopher Ph. D., Copenhague Technical Institute, Denmark Prof. Nicolae Avram Ph. D. Prof. Maria Nicolae Ph. D. Prof.
doc. Oprea Florea Ph. D., member of Romanian
Academy of Technical Sciences Prof.
Veena Sahajwalla Ph. D., University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia Prof. Sakurovs Richard Ph. D.,
CSIRO Energy Technology, Australia Prof. Salvo Luc Ph. D., Grenoble National Politechnical
Institute, France Prof. Saiter Jean-Marc Ph. D., Rouen University, France Prof. Scorţea Costin Ph. D. Prof. Simiti Ioan Vida Ph. D. Prof.
Sofroni Laurenţie Ph. D., member of
Romanian Academy of Technical Sciences Prof. Şaban Rami Ph. D., Dean of Materials Science Faculty, Bucharest
Politechnical University Prof. ŞTEFĂNESCU DORU Ph. D, Ohio State University Columbus, S.U.A. advisory board : Prof. bejan Mircea Ph. D Prof. cănănău nicolae Ph. D Prof. hepuţ teodor Ph. D Prof.
Miloşan Ioan Ph. D. Prof. Doina Răducanu Ph. D Prof. samoilă Corneliu
Ph. D Prof. SOFONEA GALAgTION
Ph. D Managing Director: Editor-in-chief: Professor Scorţea
Costin Ph. D. Manager Scientific Publishing House F.M.R.: eng. Florentina
Brânduşa Scorţea |
Contents Issn 1582 – 2214 Teisanu utilization of
pressurized gases to cool the high speed steels
when tempering ………………...… 5 Sofroni Laurentie, Ciobanu Ioan, Stomff Speranţa, Maşniţă Mihai: The environmental protection by
casting in sand moulds hardened by vacuum …………………………………….... 13 Agop Maricel, VIZUREANU
Petrică, scale
relativity theory for nanomaterials (III). Transport in nanostructures by means of a fractal Korteweg - de
Vries type equation ….... 26 Lechea Ionut, Ana Veteleanu, Sophie La
Gallet : The characteristics
of nanometric cobalt ferittes ………………………………………...… 36 Alupei - Cojocariu
Ovidiu, Semenescu Augustin: CIM based steel
profiles processing systems ………………………………………… 42 LUCHIAN
Cornelia, AMZA Gheorghe, CALEA Gheorghe, DUMITRACHE Florea, NICOLAE Avram:
Contributions to weld forming when using ultrasonic
welding process on combined
materials
……………………………………..… 48 MILOSAN Ioan: Clean
technologies applied in industrial ecology …………………………..…. 55 ? FOSECO
Turbostop system – reference list …I-II ? Press
Release…….................………............ III - IV ? New books,
published by romanian metallurgical
foundation……………….………........…...... V - VI |
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abstract
metalurgia International 4/2007
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D.C.: 537 Teisanu Florin, Sontea Sever: Researches on the utilization of pressurized gases
to cool the high speed steels when tempering Metalurgia International (vol. XII), no.4, 2007,
p. 5 The paper comparatively presents the classical
thermal treatment of high speed steels (Rp5) at temperature below zero
Celsius degrees. The results render obvious the beneficial effect of the low
temperature air cooling, which could replace two the temperings from the
classical cycle of thermal treatment, on the structure and properties of the
tools made of high speed steels,. The research is also focused on the
improvement of the working environment within the thermal treatment shops, by
eliminating some processes of long time heating (annealing), with high energy
consumption and noxious emissions in atmosphere by oxidation effects. The
cold air is got by an ecological technology by means of a pneumatic
generator, which uses compressed air as unique energy source. D.C.: 621.746.628 Sofroni Laurentie, Ciobanu Ioan , Stomff Speranţa, Maşniţă Mihai: The environmental protection by casting in sand
moulds hardened by vacuum Metalurgia International (vol. XII), no.4, 2007,
p. 13 It is analysed the
ecological advantages and disadvantages of some pouring procedures in
temporary moulds. Is presented two versions of an ecological pouring
procedure in combined moulds, experimented at ”Politechnica” University from D.C.: 66.015.24 Agop Maricel, VIZUREANU
Petrică, GAVANAS-Pahome I., Ioannou P. D.: Hydrodinamic model of scale relativity theory for nanomaterials
(III). Transport in nanostructures by means of a fractal Korteweg - de Vries
type equation Metalurgia International (vol. XII), no.4, 2007,
p. 26 We suppose that the motion of micro-particles in the
topological dimension DT=3 take place on continuous but
non-differentiable curves, i.e. on fractals. Then, by applying the principle of scale covariance,
and postulating that the passage from classical (differentiable) mechanics to
a non-differentiable mechanics can be implemented by replacing the standard
time derivative by time covariant derivative, a generalized Korteweg –
de Vries type equation
is obtained. For an irrotational motion, case when the wave-function simultaneously becomes a
complex speed potential, the correspondence with non-linear
Schrödinger’s type equation is established. The theoretical description
of microphysical systems is generally based on Schrödinger’s wave mechanics,
Heisenberg’s matrix mechanics, or on Feynman’s path-integral mechanics.
Another approach is the hydrodynamic formulation of quantum mechanics. The
scale relativity theory (SRT) is a
new approach to understand
quantum mechanics, and moreover physical domains involving scale laws,
such as chaotic systems. It is based on a generalization of Einstein’s
principle of relativity to scale transformations. Namely, one redefines
space-time resolutions as characterizing the state of scale of reference
systems, in the same way as |
velocity characterizes their state of motion. Then
one requires that the laws of physics apply whatever the state of the
reference system, of motion (principle of motion-relativity) and of scale
(principle of scale-relativity). The principle of scale-relativity is
mathematically achieved by the principle of scale-covariance, requiring that
the equations of physics keep their simplest form under transformations of
resolution. In such conjecture, considering that the motion of
micro-particles take place on continuous but non-differentiable curves, i.e.
on fractals, it was demonstrated that, in the topological dimension DT=2,
the geodesics of the space-time are given by a Schrödinger’s type equation. A
natural generalization is the reconstruction of the previous theory in the
topological dimension DT=3. Thus, postulating that the passage
from classical (differentiable) mechanics to a non-differentiable mechanics
can be implemented by replacing the standard time derivative by time
covariant derivative, we obtain a generalized Korteweg – de Vries type
equation. For an irrotational motion, case when the wave-function
simultaneously becomes a complex speed potential, we establish the
correspondence with non-linear Schrödinger’s type equation. Key words : ferrites, cobalt,
nanometer Lechea Ionut, Ana Veteleanu, Sophie La
Gallet : The characteristics
of nanometric cobalt ferittes Metalurgia International (vol. XII), no.4, 2007,
p. 36 This paper
presents a study made on nanometer cobalt ferrites for establishing the
morphologic and structural characteristics. Also, this paper analyses the
structure and the variation of grain’s size, considering the parameters of
sintering. Key words: steel profiles, CAD/CAM, CIM, cutting list optimization Alupei-Cojocariu Ovidiu,
Semenescu Augustin: CIM based steel profiles processing systems Metalurgia International (vol. XII), no.4, 2007,
p. 42 The growth of the steel profiles based products, used
in small or larger metallic constructions induce great mutations in the
fabrication systems that are forced to process an increasing number of
fabrication lots with few repeating individual products. Grouping the similar
parts as profiles, through a CIM based view; these products can be treated
like a single product, with coded parts, and can be processed together with
significant reducing costs. A Computer Aided Manufacturing concept for Steel
profiles pats is introduced and illustrate with an AutoCAD based application.
D.C.: 621.791 LUCHIAN
Cornelia, AMZA Gheorghe, CALEA Gheorghe, DUMITRACHE Florea, NICOLAE Avram: Contributions
to weld forming when using ultrasonic welding process on combined materials Metalurgia International (vol. XII), no.4, 2007,
p. 48 This paper presents the main
materials used in building oil distribution systems, their properties as well
as the main quality standards used in building these oil distribution
systems. Key words: clean
technology, environmental protection, industrial ecology. MILOSAN Ioan: Clean
technologies applied in industrial ecology Metalurgia International (vol. XII), no.4, 2007,
p. 55 The paper presents some aspects about the influention
of the application of the clean technology over the industrial ecology. There
are presented two industrial cases regarding the application of this
technologies in metallurgical industry. |
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