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Online since: October 2014
Authors: Mohd Fareez Edzuan bin Abdullah, Noor Aliah Binti Abdul Majid, Mohd Hisyamuddin bin Sulaiman
A number of factors can affect the NOx emissions regarding to the use of biofuel.
Materials and Methods Fuel Properties.
The reference fuel properties of POME, CoOME and CaOME are shown in table 1 [6].
Physical and chemical properties of various methyl esters of fatty acids [6].
Cheralathan, Influence of fuel properties and composition on NOx emissions from biodiesel, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews 16 (2012) 3702-3710
Online since: July 2020
Authors: Nurhazwane Abdul Fadil, Sonny Irawan, Nur Amelia Mohd Isa, Siti Rohaida Shafian
The factors causing an excessive production of water or high water cut level in oilfield are channeling behind the casing, coning effect, rise of oil-water contact and breakthrough of injected water [2,3].
Thus, polymer gel system that possess good properties of water shutoff gel such as controllable gelation time is favourable.
Gelation time was recorded when the gel reaches H code which describes a slightly deformable non-flowing gel properties.
Amin, Viscoelastic properties of a high temperature cross-linked water shut-off polymeric gel, J.
You, Preformed Particle Gel for Conformance Control: Factors Affecting Its Properties and Applications, SPE Reserv.
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Dong Xiang, Ning Xie, Nan Liu, Ying Ren, Peng Mou
Fatigue problems about large sized structure components ,such as bridge crane girder , has always been the bottleneck of mechanical products lightweight, reliability, security.
Fatigue failure mechanism is very complex about bridge crane for a long period of alternating loads, because a lot of factors that affect the fatigue behavior[1,2,3].
The actual processing of welding influencing factors were ignored in the above analysis, then the local details of welded joint fatigue problem will be analyze the fatigue properties focus on the most dangerous position.
Fig5 Dangerous position in mid-span section Fig6 Dangerous position in 3D model Combined with welding process technology characteristics of their own technology to retain the weld heat affected zone and the consistency of the welding process and the process parameters of the actual bridge crane, characterized in figure 7 shows, determine the welded joints simplifying principles are as follows: a.
Online since: December 2019
Authors: Tsivolas Eleftherios, Alkiviadis S. Paipetis, Leonidas N. Gergidis
Homogenization methods are powerful tools helping the engineer towards the design and calculation of homogeneous mechanical, thermal expansion, conductivity and other properties considering the micro-structure response of each constituent.
RVEs for the studied cases from left to right: Isotropic, Transversely isotropic, Orthotropic The microstructure properties is an epoxy matrix material with E = 5500 Mpa , v = 0.395 and glass spherical inclusions with properties E = 73100 Mpa and v = 0.18 and volume fraction of inclusions 0.238.
For this specific model which is a 2d plain strain model the mode 3 fracture is not considered since it is the fracture due to out of plane shear, and only two intensity factors are calculated.
It is worth mentioning that for uniaxial tension the contribution of the stress intensity factors other than KI can be ignored.
The crack path is predefined and from the fracture mechanics model the stress intensity factors are calculated at the crack tips.
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Yue Yang, Li Rong Sha
Introduction Fatigue failures commonly take place in engineering structures and mechanical machines, and will lead to fatal accidents.
(5) The limit state function of a critical point on the structure can be expressed as , (6) where is the design life, is implicit function of random variables, such as loads, material properties and member geometry.
Table 1 defines statistical properties of the load P and fatigue factors which affect the fatigue life of the cantilever beam.
Suppose the design life of the beam is 106 cycles, the initial crack length , geometry factor .
Statistical properties of random parameters Random variable Mean Coefficient of variation Probability distribution P [N] 2×104 0.05 Normal m 0.063 0.05 Normal M 3 0.05 Normal C 1.04×10-12 0.1 Normal The optimization design on the cantilever beam can be described as follows: Step 1.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Peng Zeng, Tian Ji Chen, Jiang Shen
Uing DSC technology for water content and Thermal properties analysis of Carassius organs Peng Zeng 1, a, Tianji Chen 1,b Jiang Shen 2,c 1 College of food science & techonology, Shanghai Ocean University, Shanghai, China 2 School of Mechanical Engineering Tianjin University of Commerce, Tianjin, China azengzishani@163.com, btjchen@shou.edu.cn, cshenjiang@tjcu.edu.cn Keywords: Carassius; organs; specific heat capacity; freeze-able wate; water content, differential scanning calorimeter.
Thermal properties of Brain, gill, hepatopancreas, muscle and blood of Carassius living in 8°C were investigated by differential scanning calorimeter.
Moreover,There are many factors can affect fish freeze, like variety, season, living area and foodstuff.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by Key Laboratory of Refrigeration of School of Mechanical Engineering Tianjin University of Commerce.
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Jing Gao, Bao Chun Chen
The parametric study reveals that the load-carrying capacity is influenced by many factors including the rise-to-span ratio, slenderness ratio, loading cases and material properties.
In this study, the NL_Beam3D developed by Wu (2007) [5] is adopted to simulate the mechanical response of the CFST-CSW arch.
Apart from S/C ratio, grade of the in-filled concrete also affect the strength of the cross section.
It can be noted that slenderness of the arch is also an important factor for ultimate load.
But in practice, it should be determined by considering the economic factors.
Online since: September 2016
Authors: V.V. Zimich
However, the literature studies have shown [2 – 24] that a wide range of DBM can be produced on the basis of magnesia binder (plasters, mortars, paint formulations, primer and putty, mixtures for floors, etc.) with improved physical-mechanical and performance properties.
To study basic properties of developed magnesia dry mixes; 3.
For studies of properties of MDBM mixtures were prepared with binder, filler and additives.
Results and discussion The results of determination of mortar properties are shown in Tables 1 and 2.
This solution prevents the formation of condensation inside the wall, and resists cold and other unfavourable factors inside the premises.
Online since: August 2011
Authors: Zhi Guo Gao, Hua Wang, Yan Qing Feng, Yi Sheng Zhao
It is found that the microstructure including hard phases and binder in the sintered composites has a strong influence on technological properties.
The microstructure of cladding was considered as a key factor affecting wear resistance and life of the bonded component.
The quenching and temper were considered as effective methods to improve the mechanical properties of the cladding.
This result implied that the steel binder was potential to improve the properties of cladding samples.
(3) The microstructure of cladding was considered as a key factor affecting wear resistance and life of the bonded components.
Online since: June 2019
Authors: Gerald Pinter, Christian Schneider, Matthias Drvoderic, Clara Schuecker
Optimization of the Specimen Geometry of Unidirectional Reinforced Composites with a Fibre Orientation of 90° for Tensile, Quasi-Static and Fatigue Tests Christian SCHNEIDER1,a, Matthias DRVODERIC2,b, Clara SCHUECKER2,c and Gerald PINTER1,d* 1,2Montanuniversität Leoben, Material Science and Testing of Polymers, Otto-Glöckel-Straße 2, 8700 Leoben, AT achristian.schneider@unileoben.ac.at, bmatthias.drvoderic@unileoben.ac.at, cclara.schuecker@unileoben.ac.at, dgerald.pinter@unileoben.ac.at Keywords: CFRP, composite, carbon fiber, fatigue, unidirectional, finite element simulation, mechanical testing, Wöhler Abstract.
In this paper, a test specimen design was determined which is well suited for testing the material properties transverse to the fiber direction by calculating the influence of geometric details of shoulder bar specimens with the help of finite element simulation.
Since the stress concentrations in the shoulder and in the clamping relax relatively quickly, a shorter test area than in reality does not affect the results as long as the areas of stress concentrations do not overlap. [3].
The influencing factors which have been simulated are shoulder geometry, width of the clamping, influence of the tab, tab-offset and influences of the adhesive layer.
Mechanical Testing Regarding the results from simulation, two different proposals for a specimen design were developed and the tab-offset with the best simulation results was chosen.
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