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Online since: September 2013
Authors: Milan Vaško, Milan Sága
It is sometimes very difficult to define a reliable FE model for real mechanical structure, because a lot of its system parameters or properties are uncertain [10].
Particularly, in the case of FE analysis, the mechanical properties of the used materials are very hard definable, and therefore an important source of uncertainty [11].
The uncertainties in the model parameters can be taken into account by representing the affects of scatter by fuzzy numbers with their shape derived from statistical data.
Due to this numerical approach, we can analyze mechanical, technological, service and economic properties of the investigated structures more authentically.
Vaško: Analysis of the Factors Influencing Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Austempered Ductile Iron.
Particularly, in the case of FE analysis, the mechanical properties of the used materials are very hard definable, and therefore an important source of uncertainty [11].
The uncertainties in the model parameters can be taken into account by representing the affects of scatter by fuzzy numbers with their shape derived from statistical data.
Due to this numerical approach, we can analyze mechanical, technological, service and economic properties of the investigated structures more authentically.
Vaško: Analysis of the Factors Influencing Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Austempered Ductile Iron.
Online since: October 2009
Authors: Xiao Dan Jia, Ze Xin Wang, Jing Jing Gong, Sheng Lu, Jing Chen
However conventional fusion welding processes often leave defects, such as
porosities and hot cracks in the weld, which declines the mechanical properties of magnesium alloys
[3].
The thermal cycle or temperature distribution is a key factor to affect the plastic flow and the final microstructure and mechanical properties of the weld using FSW.
Wang et.al [6, 7] measured the thermal cycle of aluminum alloys during FSW by means of embedding thermocouples and found that thermal cycle influences the mechanical properties of weld by changing the size and distribution of the precipitates.
The aim is to establish a base to correlate the temperature distribution of FSW with the dynamical recrystallization, microstructure and mechanical properties for the weld along different locations for magnesium alloys.
Zhang: Materials for Mechanical Engineering Vol.32, No. 5 (2008), p. 87 [9] J.
The thermal cycle or temperature distribution is a key factor to affect the plastic flow and the final microstructure and mechanical properties of the weld using FSW.
Wang et.al [6, 7] measured the thermal cycle of aluminum alloys during FSW by means of embedding thermocouples and found that thermal cycle influences the mechanical properties of weld by changing the size and distribution of the precipitates.
The aim is to establish a base to correlate the temperature distribution of FSW with the dynamical recrystallization, microstructure and mechanical properties for the weld along different locations for magnesium alloys.
Zhang: Materials for Mechanical Engineering Vol.32, No. 5 (2008), p. 87 [9] J.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Dao Yuan Pan, Peng Peng Wu, Zhong Xue Gao, Yu Zeng Zhang
The pros and cons of the five rubbers are analyzed in friction and wear properties of the above experimental.
TPU is the most versatile engineering thermoplastics with elastomeric properties.
The mechanical properties, rheological properties, resistance to oil, solvent properties and electrical properties of these two kinds of blends are investigated.
The temperature change has become a major factor which influences the fluctuations in the friction coefficient, but the determinants of the coefficient of friction are the material properties.
An investigation of mechanical and rheological properties of PVC/PVC blends: influence of anhydride additives, mixing procedure and PVC form.
TPU is the most versatile engineering thermoplastics with elastomeric properties.
The mechanical properties, rheological properties, resistance to oil, solvent properties and electrical properties of these two kinds of blends are investigated.
The temperature change has become a major factor which influences the fluctuations in the friction coefficient, but the determinants of the coefficient of friction are the material properties.
An investigation of mechanical and rheological properties of PVC/PVC blends: influence of anhydride additives, mixing procedure and PVC form.
Online since: December 2013
Authors: Fu Yan Guo, Yue Wang, Min De Huang
This paper mainly uses the fault tree method to analyze the security of lightning protection system of the BIPV, to identify the main factors of influencing the lightning accidents caused by the loss of life, and provide a reliable basis for determining the safety performance of the lightning protection system, to achieve the purpose of preventing lightning accident prediction.
Secondly, lightning surge generated in PV devices will introduce into building through the PV system, resulting in electronic equipment damaged and personal life damaged, incalculable economic loss of property and loss of life.
(Layer 7) ①“Insulation aging” caused by “Environmental Factors” or “Insulation material does not meet the requirements”, so using logical OR gate connections.
The “Environmental Factors” is a function of a normal state of the event, so the symbol is a space. ②Like (6)--①. ③“Corrosion of earth termination equipment” caused by “Environmental Factors” or “Earth termination system made of different materials Interconnect ” , so using logical OR gate connections.
And then analyze the main factors affecting the safety work of the building and solar photovoltaic power generation system.
Secondly, lightning surge generated in PV devices will introduce into building through the PV system, resulting in electronic equipment damaged and personal life damaged, incalculable economic loss of property and loss of life.
(Layer 7) ①“Insulation aging” caused by “Environmental Factors” or “Insulation material does not meet the requirements”, so using logical OR gate connections.
The “Environmental Factors” is a function of a normal state of the event, so the symbol is a space. ②Like (6)--①. ③“Corrosion of earth termination equipment” caused by “Environmental Factors” or “Earth termination system made of different materials Interconnect ” , so using logical OR gate connections.
And then analyze the main factors affecting the safety work of the building and solar photovoltaic power generation system.
Online since: March 2017
Authors: Miao Liu, Qiang Long, Peng Zhai, Chun Yang Wang, Bo Han Xiao
Research fields: mechanical and electrical equipment.
As the calculation results, a bubble stimulated by high-low-frequency vibration can float up faster with violent vibration. 1 Introduction Casting Al-Si alloy is widely utilized in a number of fields such as automation, construction and aviation due to the favourable casting properties, mechanical properties and low density.
It appears that applied power is the most important factor in hydrogen removal.
Movement of cavitation bubble is the dominating factor which affects degassing efficiency.
Prokic, A New Approach to Ultrasonic Degassing to Improve the Mechanical Properties of Aluminium Alloys, J.
As the calculation results, a bubble stimulated by high-low-frequency vibration can float up faster with violent vibration. 1 Introduction Casting Al-Si alloy is widely utilized in a number of fields such as automation, construction and aviation due to the favourable casting properties, mechanical properties and low density.
It appears that applied power is the most important factor in hydrogen removal.
Movement of cavitation bubble is the dominating factor which affects degassing efficiency.
Prokic, A New Approach to Ultrasonic Degassing to Improve the Mechanical Properties of Aluminium Alloys, J.
Online since: December 2019
Authors: Svetlana V. Shatalova, Natalia V. Chernyisheva, Maria Yu. Drebezgova, Evgeniy N. Lesnichenko
CGB properties are presented in table 2.
CGB composition and properties № GB PC CS QS W/Bind.
The presence of "contact holes" and cracks has been established, which may be due to the uneven distribution of the foam maker and the occurrence of a pressure differential between adjacent pores that adversely affects the PB properties.
International Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Automation and Control Systems 2017, Material Science in Mechanical Engineering. (2018) 032015
Kozhukhova, Analysis of the factors of increasing the strength of the non-autoclave aerated concrete, Construction Materials and Products. 1 (1) (2018) 59–68.
CGB composition and properties № GB PC CS QS W/Bind.
The presence of "contact holes" and cracks has been established, which may be due to the uneven distribution of the foam maker and the occurrence of a pressure differential between adjacent pores that adversely affects the PB properties.
International Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Automation and Control Systems 2017, Material Science in Mechanical Engineering. (2018) 032015
Kozhukhova, Analysis of the factors of increasing the strength of the non-autoclave aerated concrete, Construction Materials and Products. 1 (1) (2018) 59–68.
Online since: January 2021
Authors: Dimitry Sediako, Joshua Stroh, Sina Kianfar
In addition, due to limitations in computing power as well as the complexity of temperature dependent material properties, several assumptions were required to allow for the FE model to converge.
The strain gauges were placed on the side arm and middle arm (see Figure 1) to determine how the varying wall thickness would affect the development of residual strain.
Although the results presented in the current study and in [18] provide valuable data regarding stress development in castings, the studies are limited by the precision of the applied techniques (i.e. strain gauges and thermal imaging) as well as the accuracy of the temperature dependent material properties.
Dong, Influence of quenching cooling rate on residual stress and tensile properties of 2A14 aluminum alloy forgings, Materials Science & Engineering A, 674 (2016) 658-665 [20] J.
Byczynski, The effects of solidification cooling rates on the mechanical properties of an aluminum inline-6 engine block, Light Metals Aluminum Alloys, Processing and Characterization - Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Aluminum Alloys, (2019) 505–512
The strain gauges were placed on the side arm and middle arm (see Figure 1) to determine how the varying wall thickness would affect the development of residual strain.
Although the results presented in the current study and in [18] provide valuable data regarding stress development in castings, the studies are limited by the precision of the applied techniques (i.e. strain gauges and thermal imaging) as well as the accuracy of the temperature dependent material properties.
Dong, Influence of quenching cooling rate on residual stress and tensile properties of 2A14 aluminum alloy forgings, Materials Science & Engineering A, 674 (2016) 658-665 [20] J.
Byczynski, The effects of solidification cooling rates on the mechanical properties of an aluminum inline-6 engine block, Light Metals Aluminum Alloys, Processing and Characterization - Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Aluminum Alloys, (2019) 505–512
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Wan Guang Ge, Jian Shu Ye, Jing Lin, Ying Ma
The research results of mechanical properties, hydrogen embrittlement and corrosion fatigue of new and corroded galvanized wires which were used in cable-supported bridges were summarized.
Mechanical Properties of Corroded Wires Table 1 illustrates the progression of the corrosion of cable wires through four levels, which can easily be identified visually, and are the basis for a steel wire inspection.
Shun-ichi Nakamura, Keita Suzumura and Toshimi Tarui did some research on the mechanical properties of corroded galvanized steel wires [20].
It is known that non-diffusive hydrogen does not affect hydrogen embrittlement, although a further study is required to clarify how non-diffusive hydrogen affects fatigue strength.
It was found that the stress would not affect the amount of diffusive hydrogen.
Mechanical Properties of Corroded Wires Table 1 illustrates the progression of the corrosion of cable wires through four levels, which can easily be identified visually, and are the basis for a steel wire inspection.
Shun-ichi Nakamura, Keita Suzumura and Toshimi Tarui did some research on the mechanical properties of corroded galvanized steel wires [20].
It is known that non-diffusive hydrogen does not affect hydrogen embrittlement, although a further study is required to clarify how non-diffusive hydrogen affects fatigue strength.
It was found that the stress would not affect the amount of diffusive hydrogen.
Online since: April 2016
Authors: Adam Lipski
The S-N curve and the fatigue limit are basic parameters defining fatigue strength properties
of materials subject to cyclic load.
They are widely used in fatigue life determination methods while negatively affecting the accuracy of this estimate [9, 10, 11, 12].
Hoverer, the inclination factor of the Wöhler curve (known also as S-N curve) must be known.
Lipski A., Boroński D., Use of Thermography for the Analysis of Strength Properties of Mini-Specimens, Materials Science Forum, 726, 2012, 156-161
Strojniski Vestnik-Journal Of Mechanical Engineering, 60 (9), 2013, 549-560
They are widely used in fatigue life determination methods while negatively affecting the accuracy of this estimate [9, 10, 11, 12].
Hoverer, the inclination factor of the Wöhler curve (known also as S-N curve) must be known.
Lipski A., Boroński D., Use of Thermography for the Analysis of Strength Properties of Mini-Specimens, Materials Science Forum, 726, 2012, 156-161
Strojniski Vestnik-Journal Of Mechanical Engineering, 60 (9), 2013, 549-560
Online since: December 2006
Authors: Rui Ting Tong, Geng Liu, Quan Ren Zeng, Tian Xiang Liu
Understanding the factors which affect
the contact process is a critical part of the analysis.
In all of the factors which affect the contact process, thermal effect due to the frictional heating is one of the most important aspects.
In Ref. [5], the effects of material properties, the coating thickness and frictional coefficient on the stress distribution are investigated and discussed.
Mesh Preparation and the Properties of Material The original profile of rough surface is shown in Fig.1.
The substrate material is steel, and the properties of materials are listed in Table 1.
In all of the factors which affect the contact process, thermal effect due to the frictional heating is one of the most important aspects.
In Ref. [5], the effects of material properties, the coating thickness and frictional coefficient on the stress distribution are investigated and discussed.
Mesh Preparation and the Properties of Material The original profile of rough surface is shown in Fig.1.
The substrate material is steel, and the properties of materials are listed in Table 1.