Research on Application of Fractal Theory for SiO2/UPR Granular Composites

Xiang Wen Kong; Xiao Bin Pang; Ji Hui Wang; Jun Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.893.303

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Research on Application of Fractal Theory for SiO₂/UPR Granular Composites

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This paper presents an introduction to the approach to calculation of fractal dimension of SiO₂/UPR granular composites. The porosity of quartz mixture, the density, the optimum amount of unsaturated polyester resin (UPR) and the mechanical properties of the SiO₂/UPR granular composites were tested. The relationship between the four factors and the fractal dimension was analyzed and the relation expressions were obtained by fitting. For the SiO₂/UPR granular composites, fractal theory is not only used for the design of gradation and the optimum amount of UPR, but also for calculating and evaluating the mechanical properties. Research shows that the fractal dimension plays a role of linking the microstructure and the macroscopic properties of the SiO₂/UPR granular composites.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 893)

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February 2014

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Xiang Wen Kong, Xiao Bin Pang, Ji Hui Wang*, Jun Liu

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Fractal Dimension, Fractal Theory, Gradation, Granular Composites, Quartz Plates

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