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Artificial intelligence for the prediction of tensile properties by using microstructural parameters in high strength steels File

Jung, Im Doo , Shin, Da Seul , Kim, Doohee , Lee, Jungsub , Lee, Min Sik , Son, Hye Jin , Reddy, N.S. , Kim, Moobum , Moon, Seung Ki , Kim, Kyung Tae , et al

Article Issue Date2020-06 View16
Correlation Study Between Material Parameters and Mechanical Properties of Iron-Carbon Compacts Using Sensitivity Analysis and Regression Model File

Shin, Da Seul , Kim, Suk Hyun , Oh, Joo Won , Jung, Im Doo , Yang, Woo Seok , Lee, Chi Hun , Kwon, Hyeok Joon , Koo, Jin Mo , Park, Seong Jin

Article Issue Date2019-09 View18
Densification and Magnetic Properties of Injection Molded Gas- and Water-Atomized Fe-Si Alloys and Effect of Fe-10.2 wt% P Addition File

Shin, Da Seul , Oh, Joo Won , Jung, Im Doo , Kim, Hwi Jun , Lee, Min Woo , Noh, Goo Won , Yang, Woo Seok , Park, Seong Jin

Article Issue Date2020-01 View23
Development of powder injection molding process for sintered soft magnet with the addition of Fe-17 at.% P powder File

Shin, Da Seul , Jung, Im Doo , Kim, Hwi Jun , Park, Seong Jin

Article Issue Date2018-01 View11
Influence of physical and microstructural features on soft magnetic properties of injection molded Fe-Si-P alloys at low frequencies File

Shin, Da Seul , Jung, Im Doo , Oh, Joo Won , Yang, Woo Seok , Han, Jun Sae , Lee, Min Woo , Kim, Hwi Jun , Park, Seong Jin

Article Issue Date2020-02 View17
Modeling of magnetic particle orientation in magnetic powder injection molding File

Jung, Im Doo , Kang, Tae Gon , Shin, Da Seul , Park, Seong Jin

Article Issue Date2018-03 View12
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