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Online since: February 2012
Authors: Kari Mäntyjärvi, Jani Kantola, Jussi A. Karjalainen
Abrasion resistant steels (ARS) offer excellent hardness and strength properties in applications as mining and earth moving machines.
Introduction Abrasion resistant steels (ARS) offer excellent hardness and strength properties in applications as mining and earth moving machines.
A well known fact is that heat treatments can be used to change material properties significantly.
Typical mechanical properties of the material are listed in Table 1.
Typical mechanical properties of ARS400.
Introduction Abrasion resistant steels (ARS) offer excellent hardness and strength properties in applications as mining and earth moving machines.
A well known fact is that heat treatments can be used to change material properties significantly.
Typical mechanical properties of the material are listed in Table 1.
Typical mechanical properties of ARS400.
Online since: November 2010
Authors: Ahmad Kamal Ariffin, Shahrum Abdullah, S.M. Beden, Zulkifli Mohd Nopiah
Low alloy steels such as ASTM A508 and A533 and their equivalent materials have been extensively applied in fabricating pressure vessels due to their relatively excellent mechanical properties and moderately good weldability.
Fatigue is one of the main degradation mechanisms affecting the pressure vessel integrity of pressurized water reactors and boiling water reactors [1].
Using VAL in practice, the fatigue life is affected by load or cycle sequences.
The number of blocks has also affected the results, which is three for the first set and four for the second set of block loading.
[15] ASM Metals Handbook, Vol.2 - Properties and Selection: Nonferrous Alloys and Special-Purpose Materials, ASM International 10th Ed. (1990)
Fatigue is one of the main degradation mechanisms affecting the pressure vessel integrity of pressurized water reactors and boiling water reactors [1].
Using VAL in practice, the fatigue life is affected by load or cycle sequences.
The number of blocks has also affected the results, which is three for the first set and four for the second set of block loading.
[15] ASM Metals Handbook, Vol.2 - Properties and Selection: Nonferrous Alloys and Special-Purpose Materials, ASM International 10th Ed. (1990)
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Wei Wei Wang, Mao Yu Zhen, Ming Hai Li, Xiang Qian Li
This paper analyzes the errors of two methods to the material properties of a multilayer heavyweight building construction.
(1) where, A(s), B(s) and D(s) are overall transmission matrix elements that depend on material properties, and/or air film coefficients.
Through Laplace inverse transform of interior, cross and exterior transfer functions with unit triangle temperature, response factors and CTFs can be worked out.
Therefore, through the polynomial s-transfer functions, the response factors and CTFs of a multilayer slab are easily and accurately calculated.
When are more than 1200, i.e., the material properties become very more thermally massive, the errors of DRF solution are wide-range increasing and even reach almost 100%.
(1) where, A(s), B(s) and D(s) are overall transmission matrix elements that depend on material properties, and/or air film coefficients.
Through Laplace inverse transform of interior, cross and exterior transfer functions with unit triangle temperature, response factors and CTFs can be worked out.
Therefore, through the polynomial s-transfer functions, the response factors and CTFs of a multilayer slab are easily and accurately calculated.
When are more than 1200, i.e., the material properties become very more thermally massive, the errors of DRF solution are wide-range increasing and even reach almost 100%.
Online since: August 2007
Authors: Sung Mo Yang, Hee Yong Kang, Su Rok Sin, Chai Won Kim, Hyo Sun Yu
The welding quality of spot weldment is an important factor that significantly affects the
strength, stiffness, safety, and other performance characteristics of vehicles.
Lim[3] estimated the fatigue life property of aluminum spot welding and Prof.
In this research, weldment life was estimated by considering the effect of the welding factor in the quasi static tensile shear test, which tests the fatigue life of a welding specimen to estimate of the welding property of a 2 and 3 lap spot welding specimen of high strength steel (HS40R).
Tables 1 ~ 3 display the chemical compositions, mechanical properties and spot welding conditions of HR40R.
Mechanical properties of base metals Material Steels Tensile stress (MPa) Yield stress (MPa) Elongation (%) HS40R 416.5 286.1 39 Table 3.
Lim[3] estimated the fatigue life property of aluminum spot welding and Prof.
In this research, weldment life was estimated by considering the effect of the welding factor in the quasi static tensile shear test, which tests the fatigue life of a welding specimen to estimate of the welding property of a 2 and 3 lap spot welding specimen of high strength steel (HS40R).
Tables 1 ~ 3 display the chemical compositions, mechanical properties and spot welding conditions of HR40R.
Mechanical properties of base metals Material Steels Tensile stress (MPa) Yield stress (MPa) Elongation (%) HS40R 416.5 286.1 39 Table 3.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Feng Qing Zhao, Pei Xin Li, Qian Chen, Jun Qin Liu
Equipment, process and raw materials will affect the quality of tobacco sheet.
As it not only has the adhesive function for the tobacco caulis, tobacco leaf, but also can endow a certain mechanical properties as flexibility, elasticity, anti-tensile strength, flammability and taste of cigarette.
The selected factors and levels were showed in table 1.
The Orthogonal Design Test of 4 factors and 3 levels showed that the factors’ influence order on the product’s viscosity was A>C>D>B, while the influence order on the product’s stability was B>C>A>D, Considering the adhesive’ water-resistance and color, the optimal Factor-level combination was A3B2C3D2.
The Sources, Properties and Other of Chitin.
As it not only has the adhesive function for the tobacco caulis, tobacco leaf, but also can endow a certain mechanical properties as flexibility, elasticity, anti-tensile strength, flammability and taste of cigarette.
The selected factors and levels were showed in table 1.
The Orthogonal Design Test of 4 factors and 3 levels showed that the factors’ influence order on the product’s viscosity was A>C>D>B, while the influence order on the product’s stability was B>C>A>D, Considering the adhesive’ water-resistance and color, the optimal Factor-level combination was A3B2C3D2.
The Sources, Properties and Other of Chitin.
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Yun Fei Chen, Zhong Kun Hong
The parameters affecting the vibration are investigated by the approach of design of experiments which can reduce design cycle significantly.
However, it is seldom reported in the drum type washer because of complex gravity factor.
Finally, from the simulations, the key factor leading to the optimization results is pointed out and further discussed.
In addition, the three heavy counterweights which attached at the left, right and top side respectively are important part of the washing machine that actually have a big impact on inertia properties of the suspension system.
Design of experiments, also called DOE, is applied to intelligently explore an entire design space of many factors by using multibody system software Adams from MSC.
However, it is seldom reported in the drum type washer because of complex gravity factor.
Finally, from the simulations, the key factor leading to the optimization results is pointed out and further discussed.
In addition, the three heavy counterweights which attached at the left, right and top side respectively are important part of the washing machine that actually have a big impact on inertia properties of the suspension system.
Design of experiments, also called DOE, is applied to intelligently explore an entire design space of many factors by using multibody system software Adams from MSC.
Online since: March 2014
Authors: Da Dong Li, Tao Zhang, Jin Yan Liu, Jun Li
Chemical component and mechanical property could be seen in table1 and table2 with different content of vanadium in high strength weathering steel.
Table 1 Chemical component of tested steel [%] Number C Si Mn Als Ti Cu Ni Cr V N V/N V0 0.08 0.23 0.81 <0.005 0.019 0.31 0.26 0.49 / 0.006 0 V5 0.08 0.22 0.83 <0.005 0.012 0.30 0.26 0.47 0.05 0.011 4.55 V10 0.08 0.28 0.87 <0.005 0.016 0.30 0.26 0.48 0.10 0.014 7.14 V15 0.07 0.27 0.84 <0.005 0.010 0.30 0.26 0.48 0.15 0.021 7.14 Table 2 Mechanical property of tested steel Number Rm [MPa] Akv(0℃) [J] V0 525 123 V5 610 112 V10 615 131 V15 615 131 10mm weathering slab with different content of vanadium was tested by Gleeble thermal simulation to evaluation vanadium’s function to property and microstructure under different technological processes according to CGHAZ’s mechanical property and microstructure’s changes before and after heat input under CO2 protection wielding (MAG)10kJ/cm.
Practically, it was 10s of t8/5. 2 Mechanical Property Test As the isothermal region of CGHAZ was narrow, the parent metal and thermal simulated material were all designed to the ration of smooth tensile and round, and it could only test extension strength, and stress concentration factor is K=1.1.
Paper 2 researched the affecting of precipitate vanadium to toughness of 15MnVN steel in wielding heat affected zone, most V in base metal was combined and taking up more than 60%, and 40% of which were solid solution.
The Precipitation of Vanadium and Its Affecting on 15MnVn Steel Wielding Hot Affecting Field’s Toughness[J].
Table 1 Chemical component of tested steel [%] Number C Si Mn Als Ti Cu Ni Cr V N V/N V0 0.08 0.23 0.81 <0.005 0.019 0.31 0.26 0.49 / 0.006 0 V5 0.08 0.22 0.83 <0.005 0.012 0.30 0.26 0.47 0.05 0.011 4.55 V10 0.08 0.28 0.87 <0.005 0.016 0.30 0.26 0.48 0.10 0.014 7.14 V15 0.07 0.27 0.84 <0.005 0.010 0.30 0.26 0.48 0.15 0.021 7.14 Table 2 Mechanical property of tested steel Number Rm [MPa] Akv(0℃) [J] V0 525 123 V5 610 112 V10 615 131 V15 615 131 10mm weathering slab with different content of vanadium was tested by Gleeble thermal simulation to evaluation vanadium’s function to property and microstructure under different technological processes according to CGHAZ’s mechanical property and microstructure’s changes before and after heat input under CO2 protection wielding (MAG)10kJ/cm.
Practically, it was 10s of t8/5. 2 Mechanical Property Test As the isothermal region of CGHAZ was narrow, the parent metal and thermal simulated material were all designed to the ration of smooth tensile and round, and it could only test extension strength, and stress concentration factor is K=1.1.
Paper 2 researched the affecting of precipitate vanadium to toughness of 15MnVN steel in wielding heat affected zone, most V in base metal was combined and taking up more than 60%, and 40% of which were solid solution.
The Precipitation of Vanadium and Its Affecting on 15MnVn Steel Wielding Hot Affecting Field’s Toughness[J].
Online since: March 2012
Authors: J. Deb Barma, Mitul B. Shil, P.K. Dan, A. Bandyopadhyay
Mechanical properties such as tensile strength and hardness are considered to be the response parameters in the present study.
Olcay Ersel Canyurt [3] has developed the Genetic Algorithm welding strength estimation model (GAWSEM) to estimate the mechanical properties of the welded joint for the brass materials.
It is found that the number of variables included in the correlation equations may affect the correlation coefficients.
Data Analysis When the range of the series is too large, it will cause the influence of some factors to be ignored .The original experimental data must be normalized to eliminate such effect.
The factorial combination that minimizes CQL can be treated as optimal parametric combination/ most favorable process environment ensuring high mechanical properties like hardness value and tensile strength.
Olcay Ersel Canyurt [3] has developed the Genetic Algorithm welding strength estimation model (GAWSEM) to estimate the mechanical properties of the welded joint for the brass materials.
It is found that the number of variables included in the correlation equations may affect the correlation coefficients.
Data Analysis When the range of the series is too large, it will cause the influence of some factors to be ignored .The original experimental data must be normalized to eliminate such effect.
The factorial combination that minimizes CQL can be treated as optimal parametric combination/ most favorable process environment ensuring high mechanical properties like hardness value and tensile strength.
Online since: September 2015
Authors: Oleg Sitdikov, Elena Avtokratova, Michael Markushev, Pavel Predko, Valentin Konkevich, Rafis Ilyasov
Mechanisms of structure transformations, as well as hardness changes in the nugget and thermo-mechanically affected zones are discussed.
However, the nature of FSW joints property enhancement, caused by specific structurization of the welding materials in the nugget and thermo-mechanically affected zones (NZ and TMAZ), is not still so clear despite an activities in many laboratories around the world.
Taking into account also two facts, that the refinement of brittle particles of excess phases by mechanical failure is quite typical for severe plastic deformation [4,7,8] and the same relation between mean grain sizes of the alloys found in the initial and processed conditions, the NZ microstructure could be specified as follows: the light rings, containing larger grains and particles of higher density, should be formed preferably by the cast alloy, and, оn the opposite, - the wrought alloy predominantly has originated more dark rings.
At that the initial alloy structural condition has noticeable impact both on width of thermomechanically affected zone, and on the grain size in a nugget zone: the more extended zone at the smaller size of grains is formed from the wrought alloy side.
For effective FSW of such materials the understanding of evolution of their structure vs welding parameters comes to the forefront, being a supervised factor to receiving required structure and mechanical properties of joints.
However, the nature of FSW joints property enhancement, caused by specific structurization of the welding materials in the nugget and thermo-mechanically affected zones (NZ and TMAZ), is not still so clear despite an activities in many laboratories around the world.
Taking into account also two facts, that the refinement of brittle particles of excess phases by mechanical failure is quite typical for severe plastic deformation [4,7,8] and the same relation between mean grain sizes of the alloys found in the initial and processed conditions, the NZ microstructure could be specified as follows: the light rings, containing larger grains and particles of higher density, should be formed preferably by the cast alloy, and, оn the opposite, - the wrought alloy predominantly has originated more dark rings.
At that the initial alloy structural condition has noticeable impact both on width of thermomechanically affected zone, and on the grain size in a nugget zone: the more extended zone at the smaller size of grains is formed from the wrought alloy side.
For effective FSW of such materials the understanding of evolution of their structure vs welding parameters comes to the forefront, being a supervised factor to receiving required structure and mechanical properties of joints.
Online since: May 2021
Authors: B. Sandeep, J. Sandeep Kumar, B. Sanjanna, Araveeti C. Sekhara Reddy
This paper describe various deformation models, yielding and
an-isotropic properties.
The deformation mode, loading history and material behaviour are essential factors that affects the maximum admissible strain.
For anisotropic materials yielding properties are directional.
The criterion does not involve any shear stresses and cannot account for the continuous variation of the plastic properties between the material axes of symmetry [10].
The various mechanical properties of sheet metal that have been evaluated in tensile testing operation of AA6111 aluminium alloy are shown in table 1.
The deformation mode, loading history and material behaviour are essential factors that affects the maximum admissible strain.
For anisotropic materials yielding properties are directional.
The criterion does not involve any shear stresses and cannot account for the continuous variation of the plastic properties between the material axes of symmetry [10].
The various mechanical properties of sheet metal that have been evaluated in tensile testing operation of AA6111 aluminium alloy are shown in table 1.