E te faigaluega i se kamupani e feagai ma siosiomaga vevela ma / poʻo le vevela vevela? Afai o lea, atonu e te masani i u'amea vevela maualuga. Pe a matua vevela le vevela, o loʻo i ai ni uʻamea ma mea faʻapipiʻi e lelei ona faʻafetai i lo latou fausaga(s) ma le malosi o sootaga interatomic i totonu ia i latou. O a nisi o na? Titanium, tungsten, apa siliva, limasene, molybdenum ma tantalum na o nisi o metala e mafai ona taulimaina le maualuga o le vevela.
Mafaufauga mo le Filifilia o Alloys mo Talosaga Maualuluga
A e filifilia se u'amea/alloy mo fa'aoga maualuga le vevela, mea e tatau ona e mafaufau iai? Ioe e iai le vevela. O se mea ua tuʻuina atu. Ae ia mafaufau foi i mea faʻainisinia o le uʻamea i vevela faʻapitoa. Faʻapea foi, how strong is the alloy’s resistance to oxidation as well as hot corrosion? Mulimuli ane, consider the metallurgical stability of the material in question.
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