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Finite element modeling and simulation of vacuum brazing processes | Thermal Processing Magazine

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By Wolfgang Tillmann, Tim Henning, Lukas Wojarski, Christian Timmer
| Thermal Processing Magazine Verified
Vacuum brazing is a black box process, so component distortion that occurs during heat treatment is difficult to prove experimentally. Thus, a novel FE-model was developed in ANSYS Workbench to calculate the time and location resolved component deformation of AISI 316L/B-Ni2 brazing assemblies.
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Numbers without aggregation

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By Tim Henning
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Suppose we can save either a larger group of persons or a distinct, smaller group of persons from some harm. Many people believe that, all else equal, we morally ought to save the greater number. This relevance of numbers is often explained by appeal to aggregation – roughly, to some version of the idea that if we do what is good (or bad) for more people, we thereby do more good (or bad) overall. However, appeals to aggregation are controversial.
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Vacuum brazing of 18MAR300 nickel maraging steel joints based on additively manufactured and conventional material grades

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By Wolfgang Tillmann, Tim Henning, Lukas Wojarski, Julia Bültena
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract Laser powder bed fusion processes (LPBF) offer the best possible design options for the production of highly complex components with unique functionalities. Although the development of additive manufacturing processes is progressing impressively and build rates have already been significantly increased, the economic production of high-volume components is still particularly truncated.
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Op-Ed: Adult Industry Has Much Better Track Record Monitoring User-Generated Content Than Big Tech

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By Kam Castle, Bruce Diller, Tim Henning
| XBIZ World Magazine Verified
LOS ANGELES — The article posted by the writer Nicholas Kristof on December 4 in the New York Times tells a heart-wrenching story with a narrow focus on only one company and one issue that plagues many giant tech companies on both adult entertainment and mainstream platforms, including but not limited to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, XVideos, Pornhub and virtually every platform that accepts user generated content (UGC) on a massive scale.
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