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Abstract: . Glass molding process is considered to have a great potential for the mass production of optical components with lower cost. Up to now, the service life of molding dies is still not satisfied. This study mainly focuses on the development of sol-gel derived Al2O3 coatings in order to extend the service life of glass molding dies. High temperature glass wetting experiment was carried out to investigate the high temperature interfacial reaction between the coatings and glass gobs.
The 304 stainless steel were used as the substrate materials. The sol-gel coated Al2O3 was selected as the protective coating. OHARA L-BAL42 glass gobs were chosen as the test materials. It can be observed that very severe interfacial reaction occurs between stainless steel and glass at high temperature. The contact angle dramatically decreases from initial and then gradually approaches 25° at 825°C after 2 minutes holding time. The severe interface chemical reaction also results in the loss of transparency in glass appearance. The reaction products such as Zn and Ba are mainly from glass material. For the case of Al2O3 coated substrate, the variation of the contact angles varied from 152 to 138°, presents anti-sticking or non wetting behavior. There are no reaction products can be found on the glass contacted area after wetting test.
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Abstract: A new coupling numerical algorithm has been developed to integrate Finite Difference Method (FDM) with Boundary Element Method (BEM) to analyze shear performance of oil film by iteratively solving a series of equations such as the film flow velocity and shear stress equations for contact bodies in bearing system. With consideration of the variations of viscosity and density with pressure and temperature, the effects of shear stress of oil film layers on lubrication performance of contact surfaces under different loadcases were discussed. Moreover, Germany-made Anton Paar MRD (Magnetic Rheologic Device) was used to determine the relationship between the viscosity and shear stress of lubricating oil. The conclusions were verified to be beneficial to the further study on lubricating performance of heavy contact components and to prolong their service lives.
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Abstract: The mechanical models formed by packed circular discrete elements were used to investigate the mechanical properties of Si3N4. In these models, the distribution of elements is random in the specified region, and the average radius of elements is 6m. The main mechanical properties investigated here are Young’s modulus, compressive strength, Poisson’s ratio, fracture toughness and bending strength. Some numerical simulation analysis of the size effect of the mechanical properties in these discrete element models were carried out. The simulation results suggest that there is no obvious size effect for Young’s modulus, compressive strength and Poisson’s ratio in these discrete element models. However, for bending strength, when the number of elements in model is less than about 9000, there exists obvious size effect, with the increasing of the number of the elements, the size effect will become less and less until disappeared. The value of fracture toughness decreases with the increasing of the number of the model elements. The classical continuum fracture mechanics model about material fracture under tensile stress is also established by discrete element method. The simulation results are just the same as the simulation results of single edge notched bending (SENB) and the experimental values reported in other literatures. The results provide a more reliable foundation for the application of DEM in simulating the mechanical behaviors of advance ceramics.
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Abstract: . In current bio-engineering, most cell manipulations are manually done by skilled operators. The operations are tedious and time consuming, yet with very low yield rate. The cell manipulation is highly expected to be automated. In this research, we have developed an automated micro-manipulation system, in which a vision control scheme has been proposed and implemented for feedback control of the tool position and tool path. In this paper, a path control scheme using potential approach with configuration space and Laplacian potential field is newly proposed to automatically generate the tool path for moving. The performance of the new control scheme is demonstrated with simulation.
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