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For brittle materials such as proppant, when its stress is up to tensile stress limit, the material will be broken.
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In the process of analysis, the temperature-dependent properties of materials and enthalpy are considered.
The material fibers at the welding line are compressed when being heated and tensioned when being cooled obviously by adjacent materials.
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Journal of Wuhan University of Technology. 28（6）, (2004), p866 －869 (in Chinese) [6] Dean Deng,Hidekazu Murakawa:Numerical Simulation of Temperature Field and Residual Stress in Multi-pass Welds in Stainless Steel Pipe and Comparison with Experimental Measurements.Computational Materials Science. 37, (2006), p269-277 [7] NI Hongfang,LING Xiang,TU Shandong: Simulation of 3D Residual Stresses Field of Multi-pass Welding by FEM.
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The concrete filled steel tubular (CFST) structure takes full advantages of the interaction of two materials in the process of loading, while the thermal performance parameters between steel tube and concrete are different, and the outside temperature changes makes the structural section produce a greater temperature gradient, which leads to the uncoordinated deformation between them.
Introduction Concrete filled steel tube (CFST) structure is a new composition of structure, the overall performances of CFST structure are superior to the simple addition of two kinds of material’ performance through the composition of these two materials, that is, the interaction of two materials is made full use in the process of loading, so such kind of composite structure is widely applied in the actual engineering [1-3].
Acknowledgments It is a project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation (No.51078298).
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Specimen materials were used AISI 3140 steel.
Specimen size increase with decreasing in fatigue strength for all steel materials.
Table 1 Size effect coefficient of steel materials, K HC Materials Size effect coefficient, KHC (ϕ 8 mm) (ϕ 2 mm) (ϕ 1 mm) SS400 1.0 1.18 1.18 S45C 1.0 1.32 1.26 AISI 3140 1.0 1.87 1.53 Fig. 6.
Furuya, Notable Size Effects on Very High Cycle Fatigue Properties of High-strength Steel, Materials Science & Engineering A, 528 (2011), 5234-5240
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The formulas in the paper have significance in exerting material potential and save material.
Through numerous tests on rock, the existence of the intermediate principal stress effect has now been well recognized as characteristics of the materials [4] [5].
The theory is especially versatile in reflecting effect to different extents for different materials.
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Several hard materials were investigated as spray feedstocks.
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