Search Results - "FROLISH, M. F."

The ubiquitous Beilby layer on aluminium surfaces by Scamans, G. M., Frolish, M. F., Rainforth, W. M., Zhou, Z., Liu, Y., Zhou, X., Thompson, G. E.

“…In 1996, it was found that the Beilby layer on rolled aluminium sheet could be imaged in the transmission electron microscope (TEM) on ultramicrotomed cross…”
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Corrosion behaviour of mechanically polished AA7075-T6 aluminium alloy by Liu, Y., Laurino, A., Hashimoto, T., Zhou, X., Skeldon, P., Thompson, G. E., Scamans, G. M., Blanc, C., Rainforth, W. M., Frolish, M. F.

“…In the present study, the effects of mechanical polishing on the microstructure and corrosion behaviour of AA7075 aluminium alloy are investigated. It was…”
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Evolution of near-surface deformed layers during hot rolling of AA3104 aluminium alloy by Liu, Y., Frolish, M. F., Rainforth, W. M., Zhou, X., Thompson, G. E., Scamans, G. M., Hunter, J. A.

“…In the present study, controlled reheating and breakdown rolling experiments have been carried out and the thickness, structure and uniformity of the resultant…”
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The effect of microstructure and composition on the rolling contact fatigue behaviour of cast bainitic steels by Green, M.R., Rainforth, W.M., Frolish, M.F., Beynon, J.H.

“…The operating life of back-up rolls used in hot rolling mills is limited by rolling contact fatigue (RCF), and by wear. Bainitic steels are used as they offer…”
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Formation and structure of a subsurface layer in hot rolled aluminium alloy AA3104 transfer bar by Frolish, M.F., Walker, J.C., Jiao, C., Rainforth, W.M., Beynon, J.H.

“…As a basis for extended studies into the evolution, structure and corrosion properties of the subsurface layers in hot rolled aluminium alloys, the evolution…”
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A quantitative model for predicting the morphology of surface initiated rolling contact fatigue cracks in back-up roll steels by FROLISH, M. F., FLETCHER, D. I., BEYNON, J. H.

“…ABSTRACT A previously presented qualitative model for the rolling contact fatigue and spalling failure of back‐up rolls has been quantified in terms of crack…”
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Oxide scale behaviour on aluminium and steel under hot working conditions by Frolish, M.F., Krzyzanowski, M., Rainforth, W.M., Beynon, J.H.

“…Elevated temperature exposure to air of aluminium alloys and steel during thermomechanical processing inevitably results in oxide scales forming on the…”
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A quantitative model for predicting the morphology of surface initiated rolling contact fatigue cracks in back-up roll steels : Fluid in cracks by FROLISH, M. F, FLETCHER, D. I, BEYNON, J. H

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