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Online since: December 2014
Authors: Mamidala Ramulu, Alex O’Connor
High material hardness and low fracture toughness decrease economy and application of end milling in brittle materials such as ceramics.
However, with the increased use of brittle porous materials in composite tooling applications end milling in combination with more machinable materials are increasingly being used to achieve higher material removal rates.
For many porous materials a spherical shape is acceptable.
Journal of Materials and Processing Technology 2001; 109(3): 229-235
Transactions of the ASME Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering 1996; 118(2): 216-224
However, with the increased use of brittle porous materials in composite tooling applications end milling in combination with more machinable materials are increasingly being used to achieve higher material removal rates.
For many porous materials a spherical shape is acceptable.
Journal of Materials and Processing Technology 2001; 109(3): 229-235
Transactions of the ASME Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering 1996; 118(2): 216-224
Online since: November 2015
Authors: Chakravarthi Parswajinan, B. Vijaya Ramnath, M. Vetrivel, P. Ramanarayanan, T. Ajay, R. Raghav Chander, S. Bharath
A Review on Composite Materials with Ferrous, CNT and Powder Metallurgy
C.
[7] CanhuiLua, Qi Wang, “Preparation of ultrafine polypropylene/iron composite powders through pan-milling”, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 02/2004; 145(3):336-344
Agarwal, “Effect of sintering on thermally sprayed carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum nano composite”, Materials Science & Engineering A, v 480, pp 323-332 (2008)
Mitchell, “An Introduction to Materials Engineering and Science for Chemical and Materials Engineers”, ISBN: 0471436232, 9780471436232 John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New Jersey, 2004
Sabarish, “A Review on CNT Reinforced Aluminium and Magnesium Matrix Composites”, International Journal Applied Mechanics and Materials, Volume 591, pp 120-123.
[7] CanhuiLua, Qi Wang, “Preparation of ultrafine polypropylene/iron composite powders through pan-milling”, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 02/2004; 145(3):336-344
Agarwal, “Effect of sintering on thermally sprayed carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum nano composite”, Materials Science & Engineering A, v 480, pp 323-332 (2008)
Mitchell, “An Introduction to Materials Engineering and Science for Chemical and Materials Engineers”, ISBN: 0471436232, 9780471436232 John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New Jersey, 2004
Sabarish, “A Review on CNT Reinforced Aluminium and Magnesium Matrix Composites”, International Journal Applied Mechanics and Materials, Volume 591, pp 120-123.
Online since: March 2008
Authors: Wei Yang Yang, Jun Lin Li, Zhong He Sui
The Moving Crack Problem of Orthotropic Functionally Graded Materials
Under Antiplane Loading
Junlin Li1, a, Zhonghe Sui 2, b and Weiyang Yang 3, c
1,2,3
School of Applied Science, Tai yuan University of Science and Technology,
Tai yuan, 030024, P.
China a lijunlin9726@yahoo.com.cn, b suizhonghe@126.com , c yangweiyang@tyust.edu.cn Keywords: orthotropic, functionally graded materials, moving crack of Yoffe mode, dual integral equation, dynamic stress intensity factor Abstract: Dynamic problems of Yoffe mode crack are studied under antiplane shear impact in infinite orthotropic functionally graded materials.
Material Property Parameter Model The infinite orthotropic functionally graded materials is studied as fig.1, which contains a crack length 2a.
Erdogan: International Journal of Fracture.
Joseph: ASME Journal of Applied Mechanics, Vol. 58(1991), p.410
China a lijunlin9726@yahoo.com.cn, b suizhonghe@126.com , c yangweiyang@tyust.edu.cn Keywords: orthotropic, functionally graded materials, moving crack of Yoffe mode, dual integral equation, dynamic stress intensity factor Abstract: Dynamic problems of Yoffe mode crack are studied under antiplane shear impact in infinite orthotropic functionally graded materials.
Material Property Parameter Model The infinite orthotropic functionally graded materials is studied as fig.1, which contains a crack length 2a.
Erdogan: International Journal of Fracture.
Joseph: ASME Journal of Applied Mechanics, Vol. 58(1991), p.410
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Michael P. Pietryga, Yalin Kiliclar, Marcus Engelhardt, Ivaylo N. Vladimirov, Hermann von Senden genannt Haverkamp, Stefanie Reese, Friedrich Wilhelm Bach
The forming limits for both operations for the aluminum alloy EN AW 6082 T6 obtained via simulations and experiment are investigated in a research cooperation between the Institute of Materials Science (IW) and the Institute of Applied Mechanics (IFAM).
Moon, Forming limit diagram of auto-body steel sheets for high-speed sheet metal forming, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 211 (2010) Issue 5, pp. 851-862
Larkiola, Comparsion of forming and fracture limits of an aluminum alloy and austenitic stainless steel, International Journal of Material Forming 2 (2009) supplement 1, pp. 431-434
Reese, Prediction of springback in sheet forming by a new finite strain model with nonlinear kinematic and isotropic hardening, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 209 (2009), pp. 4062-4075
Reese, Constitutive modelling of anisotropy, hardening and failure of sheet metals, Key Engineering Materials Vol. 473 (2011), pp. 631-636
Moon, Forming limit diagram of auto-body steel sheets for high-speed sheet metal forming, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 211 (2010) Issue 5, pp. 851-862
Larkiola, Comparsion of forming and fracture limits of an aluminum alloy and austenitic stainless steel, International Journal of Material Forming 2 (2009) supplement 1, pp. 431-434
Reese, Prediction of springback in sheet forming by a new finite strain model with nonlinear kinematic and isotropic hardening, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 209 (2009), pp. 4062-4075
Reese, Constitutive modelling of anisotropy, hardening and failure of sheet metals, Key Engineering Materials Vol. 473 (2011), pp. 631-636
Online since: December 2011
Authors: Jian Bo Wang, Jun Lu, Guan Cheng Sun, Gui Bo Chen, Xin Yi Chen
A Comparative Study on the Effects of FSS with Different Elements on the Characteristics of Radar Absorbing Materials
Xin-yi Chen 1, a, Jian-bo Wang 1,b, Jun Lu 1,c,*, Guan-cheng Sun 1,2,d
and Gui-bo Chen 1,e
1 School of Science, Changchun University of Science and technology, Changchun 130022, China
2 Key Laboratory of Optical System Advanced Manufacturing Technology Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun 130022, China
achenxy@126.com, bwangjianbo@126.com, cjunlucc@126.com, dsunguanc@gmail.com, egbchen@yeah.net
Keywords: Absorbing materials; Frequency selective surface (FSS); Resonance frequency; Bandwidth
Abstract.
Among the radar absorbing materials, the thin and light materials with wide absrobing band and good absorbing ability are the objectives of the researchers who have achieved these by adopting different methods[1].
The results show that all the FSS units have great influence on the absorbing materials.
Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology, 2007,39(6): 956-959.
Materials Review, 2007, 21(1): 118-121
Among the radar absorbing materials, the thin and light materials with wide absrobing band and good absorbing ability are the objectives of the researchers who have achieved these by adopting different methods[1].
The results show that all the FSS units have great influence on the absorbing materials.
Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology, 2007,39(6): 956-959.
Materials Review, 2007, 21(1): 118-121
Online since: November 2011
Authors: C.Y. Ng, K.B. Chuah
The bill of materials of this product is listed in Table 1.
Materials 125 Cast Iron Misc.
The materials list of the hot pot is shown in Table 2.
Its key materials list is in Table 3.
Lastly, the materials list the 1L stainless steel kettle is given in Table 4.
Materials 125 Cast Iron Misc.
The materials list of the hot pot is shown in Table 2.
Its key materials list is in Table 3.
Lastly, the materials list the 1L stainless steel kettle is given in Table 4.
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Xiao Yu Xin, Bian Rong Wang, Jie Chen
Current Status of New Materials
With the constant development of the sweater industry, new materials have become the priority and foremost condition for the creation of sweater products.
New raw materials, such as modal, tencel and fancy yarns, have not only given new concept of science, but also upgraded the intrinsic artistic quality of sweaters by virtue of their unique yarn structure and injected full of vigorousness to enterprise, bring about abundant economic profit.
Influence of Raw Materials on Sweater Products From the perspective of sweater products, the raw material plays as an important role influencing the overall style of the sweater.
[2]Liu Yang, Li-li Mao and Zhao L(U), in:Research on the changing of knitting patterns with fancy yarns, edited by Wool Textile Journal Vol.12(2006),in press
[3]Shumei Jiang, in:the Unity of art and techniques of the fancy yarn in textile design,edited by Shanghai Wool & Jute Journal Vol.1(2004),in press.
New raw materials, such as modal, tencel and fancy yarns, have not only given new concept of science, but also upgraded the intrinsic artistic quality of sweaters by virtue of their unique yarn structure and injected full of vigorousness to enterprise, bring about abundant economic profit.
Influence of Raw Materials on Sweater Products From the perspective of sweater products, the raw material plays as an important role influencing the overall style of the sweater.
[2]Liu Yang, Li-li Mao and Zhao L(U), in:Research on the changing of knitting patterns with fancy yarns, edited by Wool Textile Journal Vol.12(2006),in press
[3]Shumei Jiang, in:the Unity of art and techniques of the fancy yarn in textile design,edited by Shanghai Wool & Jute Journal Vol.1(2004),in press.
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Yong Fu Yuan, Sheng Guo, Yan Xiong Yang, Cun Ping Liu
This decision clearly puts forward biological technology, new energy, new materials, energy conservation and environmental protection and new information technology as the key strategic emerging industries.
[2] Thorsten Beck, Ross Levine, Norman Loayza, Finance and the Sources of Growth, Journal of Financial Economics, 58(2000) 261-300
[3] King, Robert G, Levine, Ross, Finance, Entrepreneurship, and Growth Theory and Evidence, Journal of Monetary Economics, 32(1993) 513-542
Demetriades, Philip Arestis, Financial Development and Economic Growth: Assessing the Evidence, The Economics Journal, 107(1997) 783-799
[5] QI Zi-xiang, The Research on Financial support of strategic emerging industries, Science Technology and Industry, 13(2013) 1-8
[2] Thorsten Beck, Ross Levine, Norman Loayza, Finance and the Sources of Growth, Journal of Financial Economics, 58(2000) 261-300
[3] King, Robert G, Levine, Ross, Finance, Entrepreneurship, and Growth Theory and Evidence, Journal of Monetary Economics, 32(1993) 513-542
Demetriades, Philip Arestis, Financial Development and Economic Growth: Assessing the Evidence, The Economics Journal, 107(1997) 783-799
[5] QI Zi-xiang, The Research on Financial support of strategic emerging industries, Science Technology and Industry, 13(2013) 1-8
Online since: August 2010
Authors: Chang He Li, Cheng Jun Chen, Yong Yang
However, for the "single factor" material model, the correlation between material parameters (D
,n) and temperature is different for various materials.
Some materials express weakly temperature dependence (D and n are temperature independent) [4], but other materials express stronger temperature dependence (D and n are temperature dependent) [5].
Deng: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol. 105 (2000), p. 95-109 [6] H.
Becher: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Seeger: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Some materials express weakly temperature dependence (D and n are temperature independent) [4], but other materials express stronger temperature dependence (D and n are temperature dependent) [5].
Deng: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol. 105 (2000), p. 95-109 [6] H.
Becher: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Seeger: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Online since: September 2007
Authors: Ming Chen, Zhao Qian Li, Y.G. Wang
Introduction
Mechanical parts made by coating or cladding materials have been used extensively in the thermal
shock and thermal fatigue conditions.
So the thermal shock and thermal fatigue properties of cladding materials are an important property which will influence the life of the part made by cladding materials.
Though there have been many papers published on TBB hard cladding materials and thermal properties of hard materials and cladding or coating materials [2,3], there are few studies concerning the thermal properties of TBB cladding material.
Rao, G.S.Upadhyaya: P/M Science &Technology Briefs,Vol.2, n4 (2000), p. 9-13
Li: Chinese Journal of Applied Mechanics, Vol.19, n3 (2002), pp:120-123 Fig.4.
So the thermal shock and thermal fatigue properties of cladding materials are an important property which will influence the life of the part made by cladding materials.
Though there have been many papers published on TBB hard cladding materials and thermal properties of hard materials and cladding or coating materials [2,3], there are few studies concerning the thermal properties of TBB cladding material.
Rao, G.S.Upadhyaya: P/M Science &Technology Briefs,Vol.2, n4 (2000), p. 9-13
Li: Chinese Journal of Applied Mechanics, Vol.19, n3 (2002), pp:120-123 Fig.4.