Nicholas Peter Lavery

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Swansea University College of Engineering

United Kingdom

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Professor Nicholas Peter Lavery is a faculty member at Swansea University College of Engineering in the UK. His research focuses on advanced materials, specifically in the areas of dual-phase steels, thermoelectric generators, and rapid alloy prototyping. He has published several recent articles exploring topics such as post-necking behavior in steel, miniaturized tensile specimen formability, and electromagnetic field arrangements in casting techniques.

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William Harrison

Lecturer

Swansea University College of Engineering

UNITED KINGDOM

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James McGettrick

Swansea University College of Engineering

UNITED KINGDOM

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Radim Kocich

VSB - Technical University of Ostrava

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Libor Hlavac

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CZECH REPUBLIC

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Matthew Burton

Swansea University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Stephen Brown

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Swansea University

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Articles (12)

Formability prediction of interstitial-free steel via miniaturized tensile specimen for Rapid Alloy Prototyping

Size Effect on the Post-Necking Behaviour of Dual-Phase 800 Steel: Modelling and Experiment

Use of miniaturized tensile specimens to evaluate the ductility and formability of dual phased steels for Rapid Alloy Prototyping

Fully 3D Printed Tin Selenide (SnSe) Thermoelectric Generators with Alternating n-Type and p-Type Legs

Rapid Printing of Pseudo-3D Printed SnSe Thermoelectric Generators Utilizing an Inorganic Binder

The optimisation of hot isostatic pressing treatments for enhanced mechanical and corrosion performance of stainless steel 316L produced by laser powder bed fusion

The development of miniature tensile specimens with non-standard aspect and slimness ratios for rapid alloy prototyping processes

A narrative review: The electromagnetic field arrangement and the "braking" effect of electromagnetic brake (EMBr) technique in slab continuous casting

Prediction of phase, hardness and density of high entropy alloys based on their electronic structure and average radius

Effect of thermomechanical processing via rotary swaging on properties and residual stress within tungsten heavy alloy

Apparent negative values of Young's moduli of lattice materials under dynamic conditions

Structural investigation of the stability in temperature of some high entropy / multi major components alloys as a function of their electronic structure

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William Harrison

James McGettrick

Radim Kocich

Libor Hlavac

Matthew Burton

Stephen Brown

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