The Weihs lab travelled to Argonne National Laboratory for three days of experiments in combusion. In-situ x-ray phase contrast images were taken on combusting Al:Zr reactive ball-milled powders at beamline 32-ID-B of the Advanced Photon Source. For the first time, bubble nucleation, rapid growth, and a critical growth rate threshold necessary to cause microexplosions have been measured in pure metal or metal composite combusion.
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PreviousProf. Weihs was awarded a Fulbright award for a 12-month sabbatical at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. Congratulations, Prof. Weihs!
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NextProf. Weihs gave an invited talk titled Observing and Characterizing the Deformation of Mg and its Alloys at High Strain Rates at the Mg Workshop, in Baltimore, Maryland.