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Strong and deep Atlantic meridional overturning circulation during the last glacial cycle by Böhm, E., Lippold, J., Gutjahr, M., Frank, M., Blaser, P., Antz, B., Fohlmeister, J., Frank, N., Andersen, M. B., Deininger, M.

“…Reconstruction of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation from a highly resolved marine sedimentary record shows that a deep, vigorous overturning…”
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Tracing dust input to the global ocean using thorium isotopes in marine sediments: ThoroMap by Kienast, S. S., Winckler, G., Lippold, J., Albani, S., Mahowald, N. M.

“…Continental dust input into the ocean‐atmosphere system has significant ramifications for biogeochemical cycles and global climate, yet direct observations of…”
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Effect of niobium on the microstructure and properties of submerged arc welds in HSLA steel by Patterson, T., Lippold, J. C.

“…High-strength low-alloy or microalloyed steels are thermo-mechanically control processed (TMCP) to achieve desired microstructures and mechanical properties,…”
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A review of high energy density beam processes for welding and additive manufacturing applications by Patterson, T., Hochanadel, J., Sutton, S., Panton, B., Lippold, J.

“…High-energy density beam processes for welding, including laser beam welding and electron beam welding, are essential processes in many industries and provide…”
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Welding Engineering at Ohio State University—75 years by Lippold, J. C., Phillips, D. H.

“…This paper celebrates the 75-year history of the OSU Welding Engineering program. It includes a brief history of the program, details regarding the academic…”
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Beta grain size evolution in laser-welded Ti-6Al-4V by Patterson, T., Lippold, J., Panton, B.

“…Titanium alloys are commonly used in aerospace applications based on their superior strength-to-weight ratio and excellent corrosion resistance. One of the…”
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High temperature behavior of Ni-base weld metal: Part II – Insight into the mechanism for ductility dip cracking by Ramirez, A.J, Lippold, J.C

“…The ductility dip cracking susceptibility of two Ni-base filler metals, Filler Metal 52 (59%Ni–29%Cr–9%Fe–1%Mn–1%Al) and Filler Metal 82…”
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The International Institute of Welding: 75 years by Lippold, J. C., Egerland, S., Shaw, R., Raufelder, E.

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The relationship between chromium nitride and secondary austenite precipitation in duplex stainless steels by RAMIREZ, A. J, LIPPOLD, J. C, BRANDI, S. D

“…A detailed investigation of the early stages of secondary austenite precipitation in five duplex stainless steel (DSS) commercial alloys (UNS S32304, S32205,…”
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Towards radiocarbon dating of single foraminifera with a gas ion source by Wacker, L., Lippold, J., Molnár, M., Schulz, H.

“…Carbonate shells from foraminifera are often analysed for radiocarbon to determine the age of deep-sea sediments or to assess radiocarbon reservoir ages…”
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Self-restrained testing for residual stress driven cracking in nickel-based alloys by Tung, D.C., Lippold, J.C.

“…The use of nickel-based superalloys in the hottest sections of coal-fired power plants would enable efficiency gains and emissions reductions. In order to…”
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The development of a high-chromium, nickel-base consumable-filler metal 52XL-for nuclear applications by Fink, C., Hope, A. T., McCracken, S. L., Lippold, J. C.

“…This paper describes a filler metal development project designed to identify a Ni-30Cr consumable that exhibits resistance to both weld solidification and…”
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High temperature behavior of Ni-base weld metal: Part I. Ductility and microstructural characterization by Ramirez, A.J, Lippold, J.C

“…The ductility dip cracking resistance of two Ni-base Filler metals, Filler Metal 52 (FM-52) (59%Ni–29%Cr–9%Fe–1%Mn–1%Al) and Filler Metal 82 (FM-82)…”
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Weldability testing to understand composition effects on eutectic backfilling in Ni-30Cr alloys by Wheeling, R. A., Lippold, J. C.

“…Using Ni-30 wt% Cr in nuclear power reactors requires compatible fillers to ensure reliable welded joints. The high chromium content provides resistance to…”
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Variability in mid‐depth ventilation of the western Atlantic Ocean during the last deglaciation by Voigt, I., Cruz, A. P. S., Mulitza, S., Chiessi, C. M., Mackensen, A., Lippold, J., Antz, B., Zabel, M., Zhang, Y., Barbosa, C. F., Tisserand, A. A.

“…Negative stable carbon isotopic excursions have been observed throughout most of the mid‐depth (~1000–3000 m) Atlantic Ocean during Heinrich Stadial 1 (HS1)…”
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Physical Simulation of Deformation and Microstructure Evolution During Friction Stir Processing of Ti-6Al-4V Alloy by Babu, S. S., Livingston, J., Lippold, J. C.

“…The feasibility of using high-strain rate (1.475 to 3.942 s −1 ) hot-torsion testing with a Gleeble ® thermomechanical simulator was demonstrated for…”
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Microstructure evolution during service exposure of two cast, heat-resisting stainless steels — HP–Nb modified and 20–32Nb by Shi, S., Lippold, J.C.

“…The repair weldability of two types of heat-resistant austenitic stainless steel castings, HP–Nb modified alloys and 20–32Nb alloys, has been evaluated after…”
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Precipitation behavior and hardness response of Alloy 625 weld overlay under different aging conditions by Dai, T., Wheeling, R. A., Hartman-Vaeth, K., Lippold, J. C.

“…The hardness response of Alloy 625 weld overlay on low alloy steel was evaluated under a range of aging conditions to determine how the properties of the…”
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The effect of annealing twin-generated special grain boundaries on HAZ liquation cracking of nickel-base superalloys by Qian, M., Lippold, J.C.

“…The susceptibility to weld heat-affected-zone (HAZ) liquation cracking of wrought Waspaloy and Alloy 718 was quantified by using hot ductility testing. The…”
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Effect of composition on grain boundary wetting characteristics in Ni-30Cr weld metal by Wheeling, R. A., Lippold, J. C.

“…The use of Ni-30Cr components in nuclear power reactors requires a compatible filler metal to ensure reliable welded joints associated with reactor vessels,…”
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