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ADVANCES
IN
MATERIALS
SCIENCE
following former ACTA TECHNICA GEDANENSIA
in specific field of Materials Science and Engineering
Published by
Gdańsk Scientific Society
under the auspices of
Polish Materials Society
Volume 5
2005
ISSN 1730-2439
Number 1-3 (6-8)
Editor - in - Chief :
Andrzej Zieliński
Editorial Board:
• Advanced Materials
J. Łabanowski (Editor)
• Environmental Degradation
J. Ćwiek
• Surface Engineering
W. Serbiński
Technical Editors:
M. Głowacka
K. Krzysztofowicz
B. Raczkowska
G. Wołoszyk
International Advisory Panel:
R.
A.
A.
M.
D.
L.A.
A.
V.
K.
H.
H.
E.
B.
E.J.
H.
J.
J.M.
J.
A.
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Barbacki, Poland
Czyrska-Filemonowicz, Poland
Danielewski, Poland
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Dziadoń, Poland
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Hanninen, Finland
Leda, Poland
Łunarska, Poland
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Advances in Materials Science publishes scientific and review papers on various aspects of materials
science. The preferred topics include: environmental degradation, surface engineering and advanced
materials. Both fundamental aspects of materials science and engineering, and application problems
can be presented in the published papers. The periodical is open to researchers of all countries, both
top experts as well as young scientists. All contributions should be written in English. Papers will be
reviewed.
AMS is availabe at the website www.pg.gda.pl/mech/kim/ams every 3 months. All papers are printed
in hard copy as Volume No 1 – 4 in the end of each year. The supplementary information, as
instructions for authors, and full texts of recently printed papers are also available at the website.
CONTENTS
Page
Janusz Ćwiek
HYDROGEN DELAYED CRACKING OF HIGH-STRENGTH WELDABLE STEELS.................
5
Jerzy Łabanowski
ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURAL CHANGES AT IN-519 CAST STEEL REFORMER TUBES .
14
Eugeniusz Ranatowski
REMARKS ON AN INVERSE MODELLING OF WELDING PROCESSES ..................................
21
Andrzej Zieliński, Waldemar Serbiński
RELATION BETWEEN STEEL MICROSTRUCTURE AND ITS PROPERTIES IN INERT AND
AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS .....................................................................................................
32
Andrzej Drotlew, Bogdan Piekarski, Joanna Tuleja
WEAR AND TEAR OF CHARGE-CARRYING ELEMENTS IN CARBURISING FURNACE .....
41
Jarosław Jakubowicz
MORPHOLOGY OF SILICON (111) DURING ELECTROCHEMICAL ETCHING IN NH4F
ELECTROLYTES ...............................................................................................................................
49
Jerzy Łabanowski, Krzysztof Krzysztofowicz
THE INFLUENCE OF WELDING THERMAL CYCLES ON CORROSION RESISTANCE
OF DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL ..................................................................................................
55
Maciej Ranatowski, Eugeniusz Ranatowski
ANALYSIS OF THE FRACTURING PROCESS OF NATURAL COMPOSITE ON EXAMPLE
OF THE CORTICAL PART OF BONE ..............................................................................................
63
Maciej Ranatowski, Eugeniusz Ranatowski
QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF THE FRACTURING PROCESS OF NATURAL
COMPOSITE ON EXAMPLE OF THE CORTICAL PART OF BONE ............................................
69
Małgorzata Suchecka, Andrzej Borisovich, Waldemar Serbiński
GREEN’S FUNCTION METHODS FOR MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF UNIDIRECTIONAL
DIFFUSION PROCESS IN ISOTHERMAL METALS BONDING PROCESS..................................
75
Tadeusz Z. Woźniak
AUSTENITE DOUBLE DECOMPOSITION INTO BAINITE IN HIGH CARBON STEELS……...
80