HEAT TREATMENT Sample Clauses

HEAT TREATMENT. The goal of this task is to determine optimal heat treatment procedures to obtain necessary magnetocaloric performance of the materials. Two routes will be tested (1) standard high temperature vacuum furnace and (2) a second heat treatment process from an outside party. The Recipient shall: • Purchase and install a high temperature vacuum furnace to determine heat treatment time and temperature to achieve maximum magnetocaloric performance for each material composition, with minimum oxidation. • Perform work with an outside party to compare their heat treatment technique against the high temperature vacuum furnace to provide high performance magnetocaloric materials. • Measure magnetocaloric performance after treatment of test samples. • Perform cost/benefit analysis of each heat treatment technique and determine optimal technique to implement for LRIP. • Determine if the high temperature vacuum furnace or the outside party’s heat treatment process is optimal to perform manufacturing at 1kg/day LRIP. • Prepare a Heat Treatment Report which includes a high-level executive summary which describes the process and results of the complete heat treatment testing procedure, its technical issues, and valuable lessons learned for this phase in the project. This report should not include any intellectual property. • Prepare a CPR Report #2 in accordance with subtask 1.3 (CPR Meetings). • Participate in a CPR meeting. Products: • Heat Treatment Report • CPR Report #2
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HEAT TREATMENT. Steam, hot water, kiln or any other pre-approved method that raises the inner wood temperature to at least 158oF (70oC) for 60 minutes.
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HEAT TREATMENT. If the supplier applies heat treatment processes for the customer internally or at a sub- supplier he is obliged to carry out a process audit according to CQI-9 (heat treat system assessment), CQI-15 (welding system assessment) resp. CQI-17 (soldering system assessment) once per year which has to be proved. Upon request the audit cover sheet has to be submitted to the customer.
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HEAT TREATMENT. In Work package 3, all samples are heat-treated. The thermal cycles are planned and conducted at IAPK or facilities of the involved companies. Regarding comparability, the samples of chemical identical materials should be heat treated at the same facility. WP4. Characterization of density and microstructure Work package 4 focuses on characterization of density and microstructure. The characterization is carried out after “SLM”, after “SLM + thermal treatment” and after “SLM + HIP + thermal treatment”. The density is measured by He-pycnometry and Archimedes’ principle. Additionally, the porosity is characterized by image analysis of cross section. The microstructure is determined by etching and light microscopic images.
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HEAT TREATMENT. Heat treatment schedules will be established and samples will be heat treated. Early on, an IP will be developed to help govern this process. An example heat treatment test matrix would include
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HEAT TREATMENT. Each heat treatment of a lot is verified by a tensile test. The strain/stress curve of the tensile test will be supplied with the products. · The minimum break elongation for approval is 50 %. · For L605 material the LowElast process will be applied to the products. Electro polishing: · Electro polished surfaces have to be shiny and smooth without sharp edges, pitting, etc.. · Strut tolerances after electro polishing ± 0.015 mm. Passivation: · All products have to be passivated in accordance with the MeKo process CorReSurf.
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HEAT TREATMENT. The following two heat treatment cycles have been identified as the references for ITER:
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HEAT TREATMENT. Heat treatment shall be such that all the requirements of this standard are met. As a minimum requirement, the heat treatment shall be a two stage process, consisting of a hardening (austenite destabilisation) stage and a tempering (stress-relieving) stage. Heat treatment charts shall be kept to review by Eskom, and shall detail all heat treatment stages, including heating rate,
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  • Confidential Treatment The parties hereto understand that any information or recommendation supplied by the Sub-Adviser in connection with the performance of its obligations hereunder is to be regarded as confidential and for use only by the Investment Manager, the Company or such persons the Investment Manager may designate in connection with the Fund. The parties also understand that any information supplied to the Sub-Adviser in connection with the performance of its obligations hereunder, particularly, but not limited to, any list of securities which may not be bought or sold for the Fund, is to be regarded as confidential and for use only by the Sub-Adviser in connection with its obligation to provide investment advice and other services to the Fund.

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