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EUROINVENT 2013<br />

Patent no.<br />

Description<br />

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Class no.<br />

21.7<br />

Title EN<br />

Authors<br />

Institution<br />

Description<br />

EN<br />

Class no.<br />

21.8<br />

Title EN<br />

Authors<br />

Institution<br />

Description<br />

EN<br />

Class no.<br />

„Ion Ionescu de la Brad” University of Agricultural Sciences<br />

and Veterinary Medicine Iaşi<br />

Institute of Chemistry of Academy of Science of Moldova<br />

Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of <strong>Iasi</strong><br />

Pending<br />

The device is manualy set on each plant durring the<br />

fructification cutting during the vegetative rest. The solution is<br />

changed each year and the device every 3-4 years.<br />

3. Agriculture and Food Industry<br />

Cobalt alloys used in medical applications<br />

Mirabela Minciuna, Petrica Vizureanu<br />

Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of <strong>Iasi</strong><br />

The research is focused on metallic biomaterials which are currently<br />

considered the most widely used class of materials to achieve<br />

prostheses, implants and medical instruments. These types of materials<br />

have very good mechanical pr<strong>op</strong>erties, a good corrosion resistance and<br />

an acceptable biocompatibility. The main point of the paper is<br />

biomaterials metallic, especially Co-Cr group.<br />

Innovative Researches<br />

Microstructure and phases of c<strong>op</strong>per based SMA<br />

Iulian Cimpoeşu, Sergiu Stanciu<br />

Gheorghe Asachi Technical University of <strong>Iasi</strong><br />

Shape memory alloys (SMAs) based on c<strong>op</strong>per present beside shape<br />

memory effect and superelasticity a high damping capacity especially<br />

on M↔A range. This reversible thermo-mechanical behavior is very<br />

different from the conventional elastic/plastic materials. These unique<br />

pr<strong>op</strong>erties are based on martensitic transformation induced by stress or<br />

temperature variations. Even the martensitic transformation is a<br />

diffusionless transition it can be extremely fast especially on Ni-Ti<br />

shape memory alloys. This work deals with the application of several<br />

SEM, AFM and XRD methods to analyze the mechanisms of thermal<br />

induced martensite transformation in CuZnAl alloy polycrystals. The<br />

martensite dimensional characteristics were determined in 2D and 3D<br />

modes. The martensite structure was morphologically characterized<br />

after two heat treatment conditions. By chemical means the phases<br />

obtained after the transformation were followed to establish the<br />

recovery heat treatment influence on water cooled quenched sample.<br />

Innovative Researches<br />

NATIONAL<br />

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