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Online since: July 2016
Authors: Šárka Houdková, Eva Smazalová
Materials and Methods
Experimental material.
The potential is probably restricted on to the materials with brittle fracture.
Rawlings, Material Science and Technology, Vol. 5(1989) pp865 [3] D.
Lesage, Vickers Indentation Fracture (VIF) modeling to analyze multi-cracking toughness of titania, alumina and zirconia plasma sprayed coatings, Materials Science and Engineering A Vol. 527 (2009) pp 65 - 76 [4] N.H.
Swain, Microfracture beneath point indentations in brittle solids, Journal of Materials Science Vol. 10 (1975) pp 113-122
The potential is probably restricted on to the materials with brittle fracture.
Rawlings, Material Science and Technology, Vol. 5(1989) pp865 [3] D.
Lesage, Vickers Indentation Fracture (VIF) modeling to analyze multi-cracking toughness of titania, alumina and zirconia plasma sprayed coatings, Materials Science and Engineering A Vol. 527 (2009) pp 65 - 76 [4] N.H.
Swain, Microfracture beneath point indentations in brittle solids, Journal of Materials Science Vol. 10 (1975) pp 113-122
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Wen Feng Ding, Yang Min Liang, Qing Miao, Zhi Wu Liu, Biao Zhao, Jian He
Introduction
Titanium and its alloys are known as advanced materials in the astronautic industry for their superior physical and mechanical properties (e.g. high strength-to-weight ratio, high toughness, super corrosion and creep resistance, and biocompatibility) [1].
Therefore, the more desirable materials are needed to ameliorate the poor machinability of titanium alloys [3].
The particle reinforced titanium matrix composites (PTMCs) is more appropriate compared to titanium and titanium alloys owing to several attractive characteristics such as elastic modulus, high temperature property, super wear and oxidation resistance, and stable combination with the matrix materials, which are required in machining the critical structural components [4].
Strohaecker, Mechanical and metallurgical properties of friction-welded TiC particulate reinforced Ti-6Al-4V, Composites Science and Technology 2004; 64: 1495-1501
A review on particulate-reinforced titanium matrix composites, Journal of Materials Science 1997; 32: 1-16
Therefore, the more desirable materials are needed to ameliorate the poor machinability of titanium alloys [3].
The particle reinforced titanium matrix composites (PTMCs) is more appropriate compared to titanium and titanium alloys owing to several attractive characteristics such as elastic modulus, high temperature property, super wear and oxidation resistance, and stable combination with the matrix materials, which are required in machining the critical structural components [4].
Strohaecker, Mechanical and metallurgical properties of friction-welded TiC particulate reinforced Ti-6Al-4V, Composites Science and Technology 2004; 64: 1495-1501
A review on particulate-reinforced titanium matrix composites, Journal of Materials Science 1997; 32: 1-16
Online since: March 2008
Authors: Xi Peng Xu, Shu You Zheng
However, it is
one of the most difficult-to-machine materials due to its mechanical characteristics.
Ultrasonic machining has been introduced to machine hard and brittle materials since early 1950s.
Kim: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 191 (2007) No.1-3, pp.153-156
Khamba: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 173 (2006) No.2, pp.125-135
ASME, Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering, Vol. 118 (1996).
Ultrasonic machining has been introduced to machine hard and brittle materials since early 1950s.
Kim: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 191 (2007) No.1-3, pp.153-156
Khamba: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 173 (2006) No.2, pp.125-135
ASME, Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering, Vol. 118 (1996).
Online since: May 2013
Authors: Zhao Ying Ren, En Cong Guo, Guo Shou Liu, Shi Yue Wang
Table 1 Chemical Composition (%) of Q345E Steel
Designation
of Material
C
Si
Mn
P
S
V
Nb
Ti
Al
Q345E
0.15
0.32
1.48
0.011
0.003
0.02~0.15
0.015~0.060
0.02~0.20
0.032
According to GB / T 6398-2000 “Experimental Methods for Fatigue Crack Growth Rate of Metal Materials", experiments were conducted by using the equipment MTS 810 material testing system under the conditions as follows: the maximum load , the stress ratio , the frequency of 10 Hz, the load waveform of a sine wave.
Fig. 1 Curve Fig.2 Curve In accordance with the Pairs Equation [1]: (4) Where: is the crest value of the stress intensity factor, C and m is the constant of materials.
With the increasing rate of crack growth, it goes up while the Constant C of the materials in the Pairs Equation becomes gradually smaller and Constant m increases.
The crack growth rate da/dN corresponding to different survival rates p goes up with the increasing rate of the survival rate, the Constant C of the materials in the Pairs Equation becomes gradually smaller and the Constant m increases.
Erdogan; A Critical analysis of Crack Propagation Laws; Journal of Basic Engineering; Vol. 85(1963) ; p. 528-534 [2] Dr.
Fig. 1 Curve Fig.2 Curve In accordance with the Pairs Equation [1]: (4) Where: is the crest value of the stress intensity factor, C and m is the constant of materials.
With the increasing rate of crack growth, it goes up while the Constant C of the materials in the Pairs Equation becomes gradually smaller and Constant m increases.
The crack growth rate da/dN corresponding to different survival rates p goes up with the increasing rate of the survival rate, the Constant C of the materials in the Pairs Equation becomes gradually smaller and the Constant m increases.
Erdogan; A Critical analysis of Crack Propagation Laws; Journal of Basic Engineering; Vol. 85(1963) ; p. 528-534 [2] Dr.
Online since: June 2025
Authors: Li Jun Han, Guo Jun Li, Zhi Guo Sun, Qing Dong Lang, Guan Lei
Welding fixture
(b)
(a)
(c)
2.3 Materials
The plates
Plates are CR440Y780T and TL 4225.
Guo, et al, Study of rare earth elements on the physical and mechanical properties of a Cu–Fe–P–Cr alloy, Materials Science & Engineering B. 147 (1)(2007) 1-6
Zou, et al, Surface modified long-life electrode for RSW of Zn-coated steel, Journal of Materials Processing Tech. 209(8) (2008) 4141-4146
Watanabe, et al, Mechanical properties of Cu–Cr system alloys with and without Zr and Ag, Journal of Materials Science. 43(3) (2008) 813-819
Krishna, et al, Enhanced Strength in Cu-Ag-Zr Alloy by Combination of Cold Working and Aging, Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 23(4) (2014) 1458-1464
Guo, et al, Study of rare earth elements on the physical and mechanical properties of a Cu–Fe–P–Cr alloy, Materials Science & Engineering B. 147 (1)(2007) 1-6
Zou, et al, Surface modified long-life electrode for RSW of Zn-coated steel, Journal of Materials Processing Tech. 209(8) (2008) 4141-4146
Watanabe, et al, Mechanical properties of Cu–Cr system alloys with and without Zr and Ag, Journal of Materials Science. 43(3) (2008) 813-819
Krishna, et al, Enhanced Strength in Cu-Ag-Zr Alloy by Combination of Cold Working and Aging, Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 23(4) (2014) 1458-1464
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Gui Zhang, Min Wang, Zhao Dang, Zhan Hai Dang, Rong Ying Zhao
Linseed is rich in flax gum, and it can be used as food additives, cosmetics raw powder, pharmaceutical raw materials.
It can be used as food additives, cosmetics raw powder and pharmaceutical raw materials.
All of these characters make it become the industrial raw material of waterproof, printing oil and oil color printing.
Acknowledgment This study is sponsored by National Social Science Foundation of China (09BTQ022).
References [1] Chen C, “CiteSpace Ⅱ:Detecting and visualizing emerging trends and transient patterns in scientific literature,” Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, vol 57, pp. 359-377,2005
It can be used as food additives, cosmetics raw powder and pharmaceutical raw materials.
All of these characters make it become the industrial raw material of waterproof, printing oil and oil color printing.
Acknowledgment This study is sponsored by National Social Science Foundation of China (09BTQ022).
References [1] Chen C, “CiteSpace Ⅱ:Detecting and visualizing emerging trends and transient patterns in scientific literature,” Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, vol 57, pp. 359-377,2005
Online since: June 2022
Authors: Wei Zheng, Qin Hao Wang, Xue Dong He, Hua Qiang Yin, Hao Xiang Li, Tao Ma
The primary coolant of High-Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor (HTGR) is expected to contain impurities that can make corrosion to structural metallic materials at elevated temperatures.
The impure helium presents new challenges to the properties of materials under very high temperatures.
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 140(2): 94-105 (1986)
Materials and Corrosion, 36(8): 141-150 (1985)
Materials & Corrosion, 36(8): 335-347 (1985)
The impure helium presents new challenges to the properties of materials under very high temperatures.
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 140(2): 94-105 (1986)
Materials and Corrosion, 36(8): 141-150 (1985)
Materials & Corrosion, 36(8): 335-347 (1985)
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Yan Wei Zhao, Xiang Han, Jing Guan, Lu Liu
Therefore, the chitosan-based materials have become a new generation of promising local hemostatic agents that are undergoing active development.
Figure 2 Coagulation time in vitro and in vivo: Dymatic clotting time in vitro(A)showed D1 and D2 possessed excellent hemostasis in vitro superior to other materials.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2011,121(4):2239-2249 [8] Braun JL, Kadla JF.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2009,14 (5): 3303-3309
Journal of controlled release. 1990, 13:21-31 [11] Ong SY, Wu J, Moochhala SM, Tan MH, Lu J.
Figure 2 Coagulation time in vitro and in vivo: Dymatic clotting time in vitro(A)showed D1 and D2 possessed excellent hemostasis in vitro superior to other materials.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2011,121(4):2239-2249 [8] Braun JL, Kadla JF.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2009,14 (5): 3303-3309
Journal of controlled release. 1990, 13:21-31 [11] Ong SY, Wu J, Moochhala SM, Tan MH, Lu J.
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Cai Ping Liu, Hong Fei Ji
The structure of the materials has strong effects on the fracture parameters and strength.
Zerbino: Advanced cent based materials, Vol 7(1998): p.41 [2] A.
Belaabes: Construction and Building materials, Vol.24(2010): p.505 [7] RILEM-Draft-Recommandation (502FCM) : Materials and Structures, Vol.18 (1985) : p.285 [8] X.
In: Fracture Mechanics of Inorganic Non-metallic Materials, edited by F.F.
Wu: Journal of Building Materials, Vol.2(1999), p.206 (In Chinese)
Zerbino: Advanced cent based materials, Vol 7(1998): p.41 [2] A.
Belaabes: Construction and Building materials, Vol.24(2010): p.505 [7] RILEM-Draft-Recommandation (502FCM) : Materials and Structures, Vol.18 (1985) : p.285 [8] X.
In: Fracture Mechanics of Inorganic Non-metallic Materials, edited by F.F.
Wu: Journal of Building Materials, Vol.2(1999), p.206 (In Chinese)
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Jian Ming Yang, Bin Qiao, Yi Qiang He, Li Chao Feng
Journal of materials processing technology 2008; 206: 395-9
Journal of materials processing technology 2008; 201:701-5
Materials Science and Engineering of Powder Metallurgy 2011; 16: 61-6
Journal of Aeronautical Materials 2010; 30: 30-5
Journal of Aeronautical Materials 2007; 27: 45- 8
Journal of materials processing technology 2008; 201:701-5
Materials Science and Engineering of Powder Metallurgy 2011; 16: 61-6
Journal of Aeronautical Materials 2010; 30: 30-5
Journal of Aeronautical Materials 2007; 27: 45- 8