What does ECAE stand for?

Equal Channel Angular Extrusion (iron processing)

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INTRODUCTION Among various forming processes, equal channel angular extrusion (ECAE) allows to introduce very large plastic strains in the material without modifying the geometry of the sample.

Steady plastic flow of a polymer during equal channel angular ...

Contributors from Russia, the US, Asia, and Europe present recent work in grain refinement mechanisms in SPD, the positive role of back- pressure in equal channel angular extrusion, creep and mechanical properties of a commercial aluminum alloy processed by ECAP, and local investigations of the mechanical properties of ultrafine grained metals by nanoindentations.

Nanomaterials by Severe Plastic Deformation: Proceedings

Li, "Novel Equal Channel Angular Extrusion Process for Improving Physical and Mechanical Properties of Polymers," Ph.

Mechanical behavior of polymethylmethacrylate with molecules oriented ...