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Online since: September 2009
Authors: Ya Dong Gong, Jian Qiu, Yue Ming Liu, Yan Cheng Zhang
By
establishing the connection between stress and its increment, the mechanical properties of wheel
under different conditions is described.
As a result, the effective cutting depth is stan in coarse grinding area of the wheel, which is not affected by the radial cutting depth ap, it only varies with the feed rate per revolution and angular in the coarse grinding area.
Supposing an infinitesimal element in wheel matrix, analyzing its stress and displacement could describe the mechanics properties of wheel matrix.
(4) The 42CrMo alloy steel and aluminium alloy are selected as wheel matrix, and the mechanics properties of the two materials are shown in Table 1.
Gong: China Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 16 (2005), p.2086
As a result, the effective cutting depth is stan in coarse grinding area of the wheel, which is not affected by the radial cutting depth ap, it only varies with the feed rate per revolution and angular in the coarse grinding area.
Supposing an infinitesimal element in wheel matrix, analyzing its stress and displacement could describe the mechanics properties of wheel matrix.
(4) The 42CrMo alloy steel and aluminium alloy are selected as wheel matrix, and the mechanics properties of the two materials are shown in Table 1.
Gong: China Mechanical Engineering, Vol. 16 (2005), p.2086
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Ying Wang, Lu Yang
Among the various road repair technologies, overlay asphalt above crashed slab has been increasingly paid close attention by engineer. as the size of broken cement concrete slab is reduced in this repair methods, the shrinking displacement reduced greatly as temperature falls and Thus also reduces the overlay tensile stress, these reductions can effectively prevent and eliminate the reflection crack of overlay; Meanwhile, the deflection quantity and deflection sent of joints and fissures on both sides of the slab also reduced because of the lower plate size which can greatly improve pavement structure reliability and durability; However, the crushing also reduces the old cement concrete slab stiffness which make the characters of broken concrete layer between the flexible and semi-rigid, and so the graded properties and stability of the crashed layer is hard to control and its stress-strain characteristic is also different with general elastic layered pavement system[1-2].
Because of the above reasons, to correctly understand the material characteristics of crashed layer and its comprehensive mechanical response with overlay will conduct the designer to design reasonable overlay and builder to make scientific treatment.
Reliability analysis theory According to the definition of Unified standard of reliability design of highway engineering structures ,it takes the randomness and instability of influence factors such as traffic, material strength of structure layer, modulus, thickness, construction condition and climate into consideration which will affect the pavement structure design and evaluation and use the whole or part failure probability to measure the reliability of the asphalt pavement structure, that can reflects actual working condition of pavement structure more objectively[6].
This paper combined the existing traditional JC method with finite element program and take advantage of characteristic that modulus is expressed by explicit function in finite element program, and then embedded the basic formula of JC method into finite element constitutive equations in order to calculate the mechanical response index which can derive the gradient of pavement structure function and finally get reliability index in order.
Table.1 Parameters of the calculate model structure layer parameters after overlaying modulus(Mpa) thickness(m) Poisson ratio variation coefficient range deflection allowance (0.01mm) overlay 1100 0.2 0.25 0.1~0.4 30 crashed layer 275 0.23 0.4 0.1~0.45 25 base 1200 0.25 0.25 0.1~0.4 15 Soil base 100 6.0 0.4 0.1~0.3 — (2) Calculation results analysis ① The influence of modulus of crashed layer and overlay to deflection and bottom stress Fig.2 Bottom stress versus elastic modulus Fig.3 Deflection versus elastic modulus Mechanical properties of crashed layer is one of key factors that effect the quality and service life pavement of overlaid pavement, Analysis results found that as the modulus of old cement concrete crashed slab increases, the deflection and bottom stress are gradually decrease (as shown in Fig.2 and Fig.3), When modulus of crashed layer change from 175Mpa to 375Mpa, the deflection of asphalt layer reduced 13.6%, and the principal stress under
Because of the above reasons, to correctly understand the material characteristics of crashed layer and its comprehensive mechanical response with overlay will conduct the designer to design reasonable overlay and builder to make scientific treatment.
Reliability analysis theory According to the definition of Unified standard of reliability design of highway engineering structures ,it takes the randomness and instability of influence factors such as traffic, material strength of structure layer, modulus, thickness, construction condition and climate into consideration which will affect the pavement structure design and evaluation and use the whole or part failure probability to measure the reliability of the asphalt pavement structure, that can reflects actual working condition of pavement structure more objectively[6].
This paper combined the existing traditional JC method with finite element program and take advantage of characteristic that modulus is expressed by explicit function in finite element program, and then embedded the basic formula of JC method into finite element constitutive equations in order to calculate the mechanical response index which can derive the gradient of pavement structure function and finally get reliability index in order.
Table.1 Parameters of the calculate model structure layer parameters after overlaying modulus(Mpa) thickness(m) Poisson ratio variation coefficient range deflection allowance (0.01mm) overlay 1100 0.2 0.25 0.1~0.4 30 crashed layer 275 0.23 0.4 0.1~0.45 25 base 1200 0.25 0.25 0.1~0.4 15 Soil base 100 6.0 0.4 0.1~0.3 — (2) Calculation results analysis ① The influence of modulus of crashed layer and overlay to deflection and bottom stress Fig.2 Bottom stress versus elastic modulus Fig.3 Deflection versus elastic modulus Mechanical properties of crashed layer is one of key factors that effect the quality and service life pavement of overlaid pavement, Analysis results found that as the modulus of old cement concrete crashed slab increases, the deflection and bottom stress are gradually decrease (as shown in Fig.2 and Fig.3), When modulus of crashed layer change from 175Mpa to 375Mpa, the deflection of asphalt layer reduced 13.6%, and the principal stress under
Online since: December 2024
Authors: Mohammad Mehdi Shahzamanian Sichani
Shear strength, compressibility and permeability are the significant properties of soil.
A simple geometry for tire was modelled specifically for research use in order to understand the main features affecting the soil ground.
Tables 1 and 2 show the properties used for the natural soil, sand, and soft soil (clay) [1, 27] and tire [28].
The properties of rubber were considered for the simulated tire.
Wu, Thermo-mechanical properties prediction of Ni-reinforced Al2O3 composites using micro-mechanics based representative volume elements, Scientific Reports. 12(1) (2022) 11076
A simple geometry for tire was modelled specifically for research use in order to understand the main features affecting the soil ground.
Tables 1 and 2 show the properties used for the natural soil, sand, and soft soil (clay) [1, 27] and tire [28].
The properties of rubber were considered for the simulated tire.
Wu, Thermo-mechanical properties prediction of Ni-reinforced Al2O3 composites using micro-mechanics based representative volume elements, Scientific Reports. 12(1) (2022) 11076
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Peng Fei Liu, Guo Ping Chu
By introducing the deviation factors such as seal strip reaction force and door’s dynamic deformation, the closed-loop relationship of size of the sliding-door system when it is in closed state is further established.
Multidisciplinary optimization (MDO) method was used in their study to establish the intersected feasible region for different constraints, and the sensitivity and the contribution of each respective feasible region have also been analyzed Fukumara et. al [2] used the finite element method to analyze and simulate the deformation defects of the car door panels, and obtained the explicit solution of the outer plate deformations simulation; Wagner [3] analyzed the three important performance factors in the study and design of the seal strip performance of car doors: mechanical and deformation characteristics, contact pressure distribution, and pressure difference; Zou et. al [4] developed an effective method for door system reliability analysis by using doors deviation characterization, and the higher efficiency and accuracy of this method were proved by numerical examples.
The dynamic performance of a sliding door system in closed state is affected by the characteristic of the seal strip itself and also the installation deviation.
With the aim to resolve this issue and find the factors that affect the overall dynamic performance of the sliding door in closed state, a flexible deviation model of the sliding doors is proposed in this paper on the basis of influence coefficient method, and the closed-loop size relationship of the door system in closed state is also established.
With "N-2-1" positioning program, the influence of complex assembly factors can be considered.
Multidisciplinary optimization (MDO) method was used in their study to establish the intersected feasible region for different constraints, and the sensitivity and the contribution of each respective feasible region have also been analyzed Fukumara et. al [2] used the finite element method to analyze and simulate the deformation defects of the car door panels, and obtained the explicit solution of the outer plate deformations simulation; Wagner [3] analyzed the three important performance factors in the study and design of the seal strip performance of car doors: mechanical and deformation characteristics, contact pressure distribution, and pressure difference; Zou et. al [4] developed an effective method for door system reliability analysis by using doors deviation characterization, and the higher efficiency and accuracy of this method were proved by numerical examples.
The dynamic performance of a sliding door system in closed state is affected by the characteristic of the seal strip itself and also the installation deviation.
With the aim to resolve this issue and find the factors that affect the overall dynamic performance of the sliding door in closed state, a flexible deviation model of the sliding doors is proposed in this paper on the basis of influence coefficient method, and the closed-loop size relationship of the door system in closed state is also established.
With "N-2-1" positioning program, the influence of complex assembly factors can be considered.
Online since: November 2013
Authors: Yuan Chieh Cheng, Wei Yao Hsu, Pei Jen Wang
During mass production, one of the key factors in costs reduction is to enhance lifetime of the molding tools.
In this study, a novel material made of a nickel-phosphorus-polytetrafluoroethylene (Ni-P-PTFE) compound was plated electrolessly on experimental dies to study relevant properties.
Since Ni-P-PTFE exhibits strong anti-adhesion properties, it is noted to improve the lifetime of the dies.
In conclusion, the adhesion phenomenon is interpreted via hydrophobic contact angles showing that hydrophobic contact angle of Ni-P-PTFE surfaces is smaller when compared to Ni-P surfaces which infers the anti-adhesion properties of Ni-P-PTFE materials.
Finally, hydrophobic effects in term of contact angle measurement are used for demonstration of anti-adhesion properties of Ni-P-PTFE plated surface.
In this study, a novel material made of a nickel-phosphorus-polytetrafluoroethylene (Ni-P-PTFE) compound was plated electrolessly on experimental dies to study relevant properties.
Since Ni-P-PTFE exhibits strong anti-adhesion properties, it is noted to improve the lifetime of the dies.
In conclusion, the adhesion phenomenon is interpreted via hydrophobic contact angles showing that hydrophobic contact angle of Ni-P-PTFE surfaces is smaller when compared to Ni-P surfaces which infers the anti-adhesion properties of Ni-P-PTFE materials.
Finally, hydrophobic effects in term of contact angle measurement are used for demonstration of anti-adhesion properties of Ni-P-PTFE plated surface.
Online since: November 2013
Authors: Iuliana Babiuc, Mihaela Pauna
Location of the restoration, the type of support and the design of the restoration were assessed as possible factors influencing chipping rate.
Introduction During the recent years, zirconia-based restorations have gained great popularity. [1,2] These metal-free restorations are considered to offer esthetic biocompatibility, as they contain a zirconia framework that can come in multiple shades to provide a more biomimetic outcome.[3] They offer improved optical properties – the light transmission is better than that of metal-ceramic restorations, which are very opaque.
Several factors have been investigated in laboratory studies, among which: the thermal compatibility of the veneering ceramics and the zirconia frameworks [11], the surface treatment of the framework, the bond strength between the veneering ceramic and the zirconia framework and the flexural strength of the veneering ceramics [12].
Every complication affecting each unit of a restoration was documented as a separate incident.
The mechanical loading capacity of new all-ceramic crown and bridge materials.
Introduction During the recent years, zirconia-based restorations have gained great popularity. [1,2] These metal-free restorations are considered to offer esthetic biocompatibility, as they contain a zirconia framework that can come in multiple shades to provide a more biomimetic outcome.[3] They offer improved optical properties – the light transmission is better than that of metal-ceramic restorations, which are very opaque.
Several factors have been investigated in laboratory studies, among which: the thermal compatibility of the veneering ceramics and the zirconia frameworks [11], the surface treatment of the framework, the bond strength between the veneering ceramic and the zirconia framework and the flexural strength of the veneering ceramics [12].
Every complication affecting each unit of a restoration was documented as a separate incident.
The mechanical loading capacity of new all-ceramic crown and bridge materials.
Online since: March 2008
Authors: Xing Zhong Gu, Hong Yi, Jian Hua Fang, Zhong Hua Ni
In this presentation, a new class
of polymer, polysulfone-poly(ethylene oxide) block copolymers (PSF-b-PEOs) has been chosen as a
candidate for its good mechanical properties and biocompatibility.
In vitro drug delivery properties of the stents are also described.
Many factors such as drug loading level, the viscosity of PSF-b-PEO/drug solution which is determined by PSF-b-PEO/drug concentration, the feed rate of solution and the number of spraying layers greatly affected the quality of the coatings.
The coating layer displayed good mechanical properties which prevent any cracks or peels when the stents were expanded.
In vitro study of drug-eluting stent coatings based on poly(L-lactide) incorporating cyclosporine A - drug release, polymer degradation and mechanical integrity.
In vitro drug delivery properties of the stents are also described.
Many factors such as drug loading level, the viscosity of PSF-b-PEO/drug solution which is determined by PSF-b-PEO/drug concentration, the feed rate of solution and the number of spraying layers greatly affected the quality of the coatings.
The coating layer displayed good mechanical properties which prevent any cracks or peels when the stents were expanded.
In vitro study of drug-eluting stent coatings based on poly(L-lactide) incorporating cyclosporine A - drug release, polymer degradation and mechanical integrity.
Online since: July 2019
Authors: Sharon Erckmann Gralha, Iêda Letícia S. Ferreira, Fernanda Steffens, Fernando Ribeiro Oliveira
Hypothermia and discomfort can be caused in cold climates due to perspiration and, along with rainfall, are factors that drastically reduce the insulation provided by the material used in the clothing [11].
However, the moisture transport properties can be more significant than the thermal insulation properties.
Thus, the thermal properties of fabrics are one of the most important characteristics of the textile materials [14].
If the ambient temperature is greater than the human body, the heat, through convective properties, is transferred to the soldier causing thermal stress, which can affect his health as well as his operational performance.
Elmogahzy, Testing and analyzing comfort properties of textile materials for the military, in: E.
However, the moisture transport properties can be more significant than the thermal insulation properties.
Thus, the thermal properties of fabrics are one of the most important characteristics of the textile materials [14].
If the ambient temperature is greater than the human body, the heat, through convective properties, is transferred to the soldier causing thermal stress, which can affect his health as well as his operational performance.
Elmogahzy, Testing and analyzing comfort properties of textile materials for the military, in: E.
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Qing Hua Zhang, Huang Yun, Yi Zhi Bu, He Liang Liu, Shao Lin Yang
The test results indicated that the fatigue properties of two splice joints met the design requirements.
Introduction Orthotropic steel decks (OSDs) have been applied widely in modern large and medium span cable-braced bridges because of its prominent mechanical properties, and fast and convenient manufacturing.
According to statistical analysis of fatigue damage types, the trough splice joints as one of several kinds of major constructional details, which approximately accounted for 6.3 percent of total fracture cracks[3,4], was one of the key factors affecting the fatigue properties of OSDs.
The survey data showed that the unreasonable design of structure details and quality flaws of welded joints production were two major factors leading to the fatigue of OSDs.
Load case 2: The validation tests of fatigue damage properties during design lifetime.
Introduction Orthotropic steel decks (OSDs) have been applied widely in modern large and medium span cable-braced bridges because of its prominent mechanical properties, and fast and convenient manufacturing.
According to statistical analysis of fatigue damage types, the trough splice joints as one of several kinds of major constructional details, which approximately accounted for 6.3 percent of total fracture cracks[3,4], was one of the key factors affecting the fatigue properties of OSDs.
The survey data showed that the unreasonable design of structure details and quality flaws of welded joints production were two major factors leading to the fatigue of OSDs.
Load case 2: The validation tests of fatigue damage properties during design lifetime.
Online since: August 2007
Authors: Akira Nakajima, Masahiro Yoshimura, P. Sujaridworakun, W. Panpa, Supatra Jinawath
The obtained products were characterized for physical and chemical properties by means of
XRD, XRF, BET and TEM .
Since the adsorptive capacity is significantly affected by solubility, a higher solubility indicates a strong solute-solvent interaction or affinity.
It was found that the pH of synthesis seemed to have an effect on the size and crystallinity of anatase crystals which affected their photocatalytic activity.
It was revealed that synthesis conditions and optimum amount of TiO2 are the crucial factors affecting the efficiency of photocatalytic activity.
Iier, in : The Chemistry of Silica, Solubility, Polymerization, Colloid and Surface Properties, and Biochemistry.
Since the adsorptive capacity is significantly affected by solubility, a higher solubility indicates a strong solute-solvent interaction or affinity.
It was found that the pH of synthesis seemed to have an effect on the size and crystallinity of anatase crystals which affected their photocatalytic activity.
It was revealed that synthesis conditions and optimum amount of TiO2 are the crucial factors affecting the efficiency of photocatalytic activity.
Iier, in : The Chemistry of Silica, Solubility, Polymerization, Colloid and Surface Properties, and Biochemistry.