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Online since: October 2010
Authors: Zhong Kui Zhao, Gui Qing Wang, Yan Liu, Guo Cheng Ren
Muddle: Materials Science Forum Vol.396-402 (2002), p.789
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Youdelis: Materials Science and Technology Vol.3 (1987), p.1 [3] I.J.
Aluminum Alloys: Structure and Property, Metallurgical industry Press, 1988 (in Chinese) [5] L.Kovarik, S.A.Court, H.L.Fraser and M.J.Mills: Acta Materialia Vol.56 (2008), p.4804 [6] J.Y.Hwang, R.Banerjee and H.W.Doty: Scripta Materialia, Vol. 57 (2009), p.1308 [7] B.M.Gable, G.J.Shiflet and E.A.Starke Jr: Scripta Materialia Vol.50 (2000), p.149 [8] Q.G.Wang: Journal of Materials Science, Vol.36 (2001), p739 [9] D.Ovono, I.Guillot and D.Massinonc: Scripta Materialia Vol. 55(2006), p.259 [10] G.W.
Mishra: Journal of Materials Science Vol.35 (2000), p.3871 [11] W.F.
Laughlin: Journal of Materials Science Letters Vol.19 (2000), p.201 [12] R.N.
Youdelis: Materials Science and Technology Vol.3 (1987), p.1 [3] I.J.
Aluminum Alloys: Structure and Property, Metallurgical industry Press, 1988 (in Chinese) [5] L.Kovarik, S.A.Court, H.L.Fraser and M.J.Mills: Acta Materialia Vol.56 (2008), p.4804 [6] J.Y.Hwang, R.Banerjee and H.W.Doty: Scripta Materialia, Vol. 57 (2009), p.1308 [7] B.M.Gable, G.J.Shiflet and E.A.Starke Jr: Scripta Materialia Vol.50 (2000), p.149 [8] Q.G.Wang: Journal of Materials Science, Vol.36 (2001), p739 [9] D.Ovono, I.Guillot and D.Massinonc: Scripta Materialia Vol. 55(2006), p.259 [10] G.W.
Mishra: Journal of Materials Science Vol.35 (2000), p.3871 [11] W.F.
Laughlin: Journal of Materials Science Letters Vol.19 (2000), p.201 [12] R.N.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: You Ping Liu, Jian Hua Li, Hong Zhang, Mao Dong Xiong
The materials of the soft ground are the granular soils which are different from the solid materials for the bridges, tunnels, DAMS.
Transportation Science & Technology Vol. 3(2009), p. 91-94, in Chinese
[12] Haoyu JING, Yu ZHANG, Qi CHEN, et al: Journal of Changchun University of Science and Technology(Natural Science Edition)Vol. 2(2009), p. 227-229, in Chinese
[13] Shi YAN, Ao Ding, Liang REN: Journal of Shenyang Jianzhu University Vol. 2(2009), p. 250-254,in Chinese
[14] Guoqing YU, Xingde HAN, Yongwei LI: Hebei Journal of Industrial Science and Technology Vol. 1(2009), p. 1-4, in Chinese
Transportation Science & Technology Vol. 3(2009), p. 91-94, in Chinese
[12] Haoyu JING, Yu ZHANG, Qi CHEN, et al: Journal of Changchun University of Science and Technology(Natural Science Edition)Vol. 2(2009), p. 227-229, in Chinese
[13] Shi YAN, Ao Ding, Liang REN: Journal of Shenyang Jianzhu University Vol. 2(2009), p. 250-254,in Chinese
[14] Guoqing YU, Xingde HAN, Yongwei LI: Hebei Journal of Industrial Science and Technology Vol. 1(2009), p. 1-4, in Chinese
Online since: November 2010
Authors: Shuang Li, Long Jun Xu, Yong Song Shao, Hong Bo Liu
Acknowledges
The work presented in this paper is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China
(90815014, 90715021, 50808168) , Heilongjiang Scientific Research Foundation for Postdoctoral
and Heilongjiang Natural Science Foundation (E200827).
Paret.: Journal of structural engineering.
:Fracture mechanics and fracture physics(Huazhong University of Science and Technology Press 2003)
M.: Journal of Construct Steel Research.
E.: Journal of structural engineering.
Paret.: Journal of structural engineering.
:Fracture mechanics and fracture physics(Huazhong University of Science and Technology Press 2003)
M.: Journal of Construct Steel Research.
E.: Journal of structural engineering.
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Chang Sung Seok, Jae Mean Koo, Dong Keun Lee, Jeong Min Lee, Jae Won Kim
Despite these efforts, development of gas turbines reached the limits of the mechanical performance of blade materials.
The purpose of the TMF test on variations of fatigue life is to observe the change in mechanical properties of materials due to damage in TMF.
Also, an indentation test was conducted in order to observe the change of mechanical properties of materials following damage by TMF.
Gibbons, in: Recent developments in gas turbine materials and technology and their implications for syngas firing, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Vol. 32, pp. 3610-3621 (2007)
Ha, in: Thermomechanical fatigue behaviour of nickel base superalloy IN738LC Part 2 – Lifetime prediction, Materials Science and Technology, Vol. 17, pp. 1087-1092 (2001)
The purpose of the TMF test on variations of fatigue life is to observe the change in mechanical properties of materials due to damage in TMF.
Also, an indentation test was conducted in order to observe the change of mechanical properties of materials following damage by TMF.
Gibbons, in: Recent developments in gas turbine materials and technology and their implications for syngas firing, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, Vol. 32, pp. 3610-3621 (2007)
Ha, in: Thermomechanical fatigue behaviour of nickel base superalloy IN738LC Part 2 – Lifetime prediction, Materials Science and Technology, Vol. 17, pp. 1087-1092 (2001)
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Tie Lin Shi, M.Rizwan Malik, Zi Rong Tang, Lei Zhang, Shuang Xi, Dan Liu
Simpson, Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B, 19 (2001) 2598
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Baneyx, Nature Materials, 2 (2003) 577 [4] Y.
Ajayan, Smart Materials and Structures, 11 (2002) 691 [8] Y.
Li, Materials Science and Engineering A, 444 (2007) 138 [14] M.
Saito, Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B, 22 (2004) 1335 [17] S.
Baneyx, Nature Materials, 2 (2003) 577 [4] Y.
Ajayan, Smart Materials and Structures, 11 (2002) 691 [8] Y.
Li, Materials Science and Engineering A, 444 (2007) 138 [14] M.
Saito, Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B, 22 (2004) 1335 [17] S.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Hong Bo Zhu, Pei Ming Wang, Ji Dong Zhang
In materials system of cement-slag-HF, NS reduces the ion Moore concentration of Al and increases that of Mg or Si.
Experiments Materials.
Table 1 Chemical composition of row materials /w% No.
Journal of Chongqing Jianzhu University (in China).
Journal of the Chinese Ceramic Society (in China).
Experiments Materials.
Table 1 Chemical composition of row materials /w% No.
Journal of Chongqing Jianzhu University (in China).
Journal of the Chinese Ceramic Society (in China).
Online since: July 2017
Authors: Guntis Springis, Natalija Bulaha, Eriks Gerins, Janis Rudzitis
The proposed model for wear calculation is based on the application of theories from several branches of science to the description of 3D surface micro-topography in accordance with random field theory, assessing the material’s physical and mechanical characteristic quantities, substantiating the regularities in creation of material particles separated during the wear process and taking into consideration definite service conditions of fittings.
Thus the number of cycles of material destruction can be determined when knowing the material fatigue destruction parameters (N0, m, σ-1), standard deviation (σ), surface roughness parameters (RSm1, RSm2, c) and material elasticity modulus (E).
Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1996, 125-131
[4] Springis G., Rudzitis J., Avisane A., Leitans A.: Wear calculation for sliding friction pairs, Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences, Volume 52, 2014, pp. 41-54
[5] Linins O., Leitans A., Springis G., Rudzitis J.: Determining the Number of Peaks of Rough Surfaces Necessary for Wear Calculation, Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 604, 2014, pp. 59-62
Thus the number of cycles of material destruction can be determined when knowing the material fatigue destruction parameters (N0, m, σ-1), standard deviation (σ), surface roughness parameters (RSm1, RSm2, c) and material elasticity modulus (E).
Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1996, 125-131
[4] Springis G., Rudzitis J., Avisane A., Leitans A.: Wear calculation for sliding friction pairs, Latvian Journal of Physics and Technical Sciences, Volume 52, 2014, pp. 41-54
[5] Linins O., Leitans A., Springis G., Rudzitis J.: Determining the Number of Peaks of Rough Surfaces Necessary for Wear Calculation, Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 604, 2014, pp. 59-62
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Qing Ping Zhang, Zhi Geng Fan
It is well known that properties of most cellular structures are depended on the mechanical properties of cell materials, foam relative density, and foam microstructures.
Constitutive Relations of Cell Material Most polymers carried loads in short time and at normal temperature could be treated as hyperelastic materials.
Brühwiler: International Journal of Solids and Structures, Vol. 46(2009), p.677 [6] N.J.
Zhu: Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, Vol. 47(1997), p.669 [7] Fan Zhi-geng, Chen Chang-qing et al.: Advanced Materials Research Vols. 189-193 (2011), p. 2087 [8] D.
Yu: International Journal of Impact Engineering,Vol. 28(2003), p.161
Constitutive Relations of Cell Material Most polymers carried loads in short time and at normal temperature could be treated as hyperelastic materials.
Brühwiler: International Journal of Solids and Structures, Vol. 46(2009), p.677 [6] N.J.
Zhu: Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids, Vol. 47(1997), p.669 [7] Fan Zhi-geng, Chen Chang-qing et al.: Advanced Materials Research Vols. 189-193 (2011), p. 2087 [8] D.
Yu: International Journal of Impact Engineering,Vol. 28(2003), p.161
Online since: December 2003
Authors: Dílson Silva dos Santos
This,
therefore, is the driving force for the search for new materials presenting increasing hydrogen
storage capacities.
However, hydrogen solubility in many crystalline materials is usually very low [6].
In amorphous materials there is no long-range order, but there is evidence that hydrogen occupies the interstitial sites in short range ordered regions [8].
Fukai; The Metal-Hydrogen System, Springer Series in Material Science, vol.21, 1993 4- M.
Kirchheim, Progress in Materials Science, Vol. 32, (1988) 261. 9- N.
However, hydrogen solubility in many crystalline materials is usually very low [6].
In amorphous materials there is no long-range order, but there is evidence that hydrogen occupies the interstitial sites in short range ordered regions [8].
Fukai; The Metal-Hydrogen System, Springer Series in Material Science, vol.21, 1993 4- M.
Kirchheim, Progress in Materials Science, Vol. 32, (1988) 261. 9- N.
Online since: March 2004
Authors: T.Y. Hsu, Xue Jun Jin, Z.M. Peng, Samuel M. Allen, Robert C. O'Handley
Hsu1
1
School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200030,
China
2
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, USA
Keywords: Ni-Mn-Ga, material design, ageing, internal friction
Abstract.
Introduction Ni-Mn-Ga ferromagnetic shape memory alloys (FSMA) are a potential new class of actuator materials able to respond at higher frequencies (at least 300 Hz) with comparable strains (up to 6 %) in a moderate field (below 1 T)[1].
Magnitude of the strain depends on the values of several critical material parameters, most importantly the martensitic transformation temperature (TMart), Curie temperature (TC) and saturation magnetization (MS)[2].
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 40 50 60 8.50x10-4 9.00x10-4 9.50x10-4 1.00x10-3 1.05x10-3 1.10x10-3 After 40 days As annealed Resistance / ohms Temperature / C 0.000 0.001 0.002 0.003 0.004 Strain Strain Fig. 3 Resistance change during heating-cooling cycles for a Ni-Mn-Ga alloy: a) as-annealed: solid triangle, b) after staying at room temperature for 40 days: open triangle.
The modulus and internal friction directly related to the detail structure of materials are worth further investigating.
Introduction Ni-Mn-Ga ferromagnetic shape memory alloys (FSMA) are a potential new class of actuator materials able to respond at higher frequencies (at least 300 Hz) with comparable strains (up to 6 %) in a moderate field (below 1 T)[1].
Magnitude of the strain depends on the values of several critical material parameters, most importantly the martensitic transformation temperature (TMart), Curie temperature (TC) and saturation magnetization (MS)[2].
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 40 50 60 8.50x10-4 9.00x10-4 9.50x10-4 1.00x10-3 1.05x10-3 1.10x10-3 After 40 days As annealed Resistance / ohms Temperature / C 0.000 0.001 0.002 0.003 0.004 Strain Strain Fig. 3 Resistance change during heating-cooling cycles for a Ni-Mn-Ga alloy: a) as-annealed: solid triangle, b) after staying at room temperature for 40 days: open triangle.
The modulus and internal friction directly related to the detail structure of materials are worth further investigating.