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This way paid high premium over meso-fracture for materials’ failure simulation.
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Effect of Wet-Dry Cycling on the Microstructure of Various Weathering Grade Sandstone Kausar Sultan Shah1,a, Mohd Hazizan bin Mohd Hashim1,b*, Hafeezur Rehman1,2,c, Kamar Shah bin Ariffin1,d 1Strategic Mineral Niche, School of Materials and Mineral Resources Engineering, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Engineering Campus, 14300 Nibong Tebal, Penang, Malaysia 2Department of Mining Engineering, Baluchistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences, Quetta 87300, Pakistan.
Materials and Method The sandstone samples used in this investigation were obtained from Sor-Range mines, Quetta, Pakistan.
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The finite element method has been widely applied to simulate the plastic flow of part materials during the forming process.
Acknowledgment The work was supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province, PR China (Grant No.
Y1111068) and the Natural Science Foundation of Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, PR China (Grant No.2012A610055).
Corresponding Author The information about corresponding author is as follows: Name, Kesheng Wang; Email, xclwks@126.com; Mobile phone: 15958281379 References [1] Cheng Sun, Shi-Hong Zhang, Wei Dong Tang and Zhong-Tang Wang: Materials and Manufacture Processes Vol.25(2010), P. 534 [2] Lu Xianfeng, Zhang Ruhua and Min Shuigen: Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering Vol.43(2007), P.184 [3] Ulysse P, and Johnson RE: Int.
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Polyurethane aqueous based adhesive presented better interaction with both materials when compared to organic solvent based adhesive.
The high resistance to fracture is related to the strong interactions between the materials [1, 2].
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The Mechanism Investigation on Propagation and Coalescence Pattern of Three Internal Plane Flaws in Brittle Materials Yanshuang Guo1 , Weishen Zhu1, a , R.H.C Wong 2 ,Shucai Li1 and Chunjin Lin1 1 Geotechnical & Structural Engineering Research Centre, Shandong University, China 2Department of Civil and Structural Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong a Zhuw@sdu.edu.cn Keywords: pre-existing flaw; coalescence; wrapping crack; fracture mechanism Abstracts: Under the action of compressive load, the growth and coalescence containing flaws in brittle materials (rock and rocklike materials e.g.) will result in the local buckling and global fracture of rockmass.
It is a typical mechanism of fracture in brittle rocks and heterogeneous brittle materials under uniaxial compression consists in propagation of pre-existing flaws and interaction of wing cracks.
In 2-D case, the wing cracks propagation from the inclined flaws are studied with different materials by many researchers, such as Horii, Nemat-Nasser, Peng, et al [2].
So the resin after freezing can be taken as rock-like material.
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