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Online since: August 2013
Authors: Jia Ding Wang, Shu Jun Peng, Yan Ma
This situation makes engineering staffs hope to get a model, which can use the basic physical and mechanical properties of loess parameters to calculate the coefficient of collapsibility of loess, and which is practical and correct on theory.
The discussion of affect factors of collapsible loess Loess was incompact soil and deposited in dry and cold climates.
Only when the CaCO3 in loess as cement, it will affect the collapsibility.
Other factors, such as clay content is also the important factors influencing the collapsibility of loess, but because of it is not common parameter in engineering soil test, considering the simplification of model ,the clay content is not considered.
In addition, the loess natural density and dry density are also very important factors, but the density of loess is relate to its dry density and water content, and water content has already been considered.
The discussion of affect factors of collapsible loess Loess was incompact soil and deposited in dry and cold climates.
Only when the CaCO3 in loess as cement, it will affect the collapsibility.
Other factors, such as clay content is also the important factors influencing the collapsibility of loess, but because of it is not common parameter in engineering soil test, considering the simplification of model ,the clay content is not considered.
In addition, the loess natural density and dry density are also very important factors, but the density of loess is relate to its dry density and water content, and water content has already been considered.
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Aurelian Albut
Any product that requires a change in material properties within a metal sheet component can be improved by use of tailor welded blanks.
Material Properties The materials used in simulation are steel DP600 and aluminium AA5182 with the stress-strain curve presented in fig. 1, respectively fig. 2.
Mechanical properties Tensile Strength, Yield = 410 MPa Elongation at Break >= 16.0 % E = 207 Gpa Poissons Ratio = 0.280 Chemical composition C %0.122 Mn %1.460 Si %0.055 Al %1.270 Ti %0.006 B %0.0003 S %0.0010 P %0.013 Density = 2.700000e-9 kg/m3.
Mechanical properties Tensile Strength, Yield = 151 MPa Elongation at Break >= 21.0 % E = 69.0000 Gpa Poissons Ratio = 0.330 Chemical composition C r %0.100 Cu %0.150 Fe %0.350 Mg%4.00-5.00 Mn %0.200-0.500 Si %0.200 Ti %0.100 Zn %0.250 Other, each = %0.0500 Other, total %0.150 Fig. 1.
In the ideal situation the welding line should keep its initial position, but due to multiple forming factors the welding line is moving during forming process.
Material Properties The materials used in simulation are steel DP600 and aluminium AA5182 with the stress-strain curve presented in fig. 1, respectively fig. 2.
Mechanical properties Tensile Strength, Yield = 410 MPa Elongation at Break >= 16.0 % E = 207 Gpa Poissons Ratio = 0.280 Chemical composition C %0.122 Mn %1.460 Si %0.055 Al %1.270 Ti %0.006 B %0.0003 S %0.0010 P %0.013 Density = 2.700000e-9 kg/m3.
Mechanical properties Tensile Strength, Yield = 151 MPa Elongation at Break >= 21.0 % E = 69.0000 Gpa Poissons Ratio = 0.330 Chemical composition C r %0.100 Cu %0.150 Fe %0.350 Mg%4.00-5.00 Mn %0.200-0.500 Si %0.200 Ti %0.100 Zn %0.250 Other, each = %0.0500 Other, total %0.150 Fig. 1.
In the ideal situation the welding line should keep its initial position, but due to multiple forming factors the welding line is moving during forming process.
Online since: February 2015
Authors: Qian Cheng, Jing Chen, Shun Quan Chen
Membrane properties were characterized by means of FT-IR, SEM and Contact Angle Meter.
The amount of HFBA had significantly effects on the film properties.
Thus, its membrane properties are greatly enhanced by this solvent-free emulsion polymerization in a single step.
Surface energy and surface roughness are the dominant factors that influence the performance of the surface property [5].
The amount of HFBA had significantly effects on the film properties.
The amount of HFBA had significantly effects on the film properties.
Thus, its membrane properties are greatly enhanced by this solvent-free emulsion polymerization in a single step.
Surface energy and surface roughness are the dominant factors that influence the performance of the surface property [5].
The amount of HFBA had significantly effects on the film properties.
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Qian Liu, Wei Lin, Wen Hao Yang, Yi Wen Chen, JiuYang Yu, Si Hao Nie, Li Jun Liu
Numerical analysis on characteristics of heat transfer of pulsating flow around the vibrating tube
Qian Liu1, a , Jiuyang Yu1,b, Wei Lin1,2, Lijun Liu1, Wenhao Yang1 , Yiwen Chen1 and Sihao Nie1
1 School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Wuhan Institute of Technology, 693# Xiong Chu Street,Wuhan 430073, Hubei, China
2 School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Wuhan University of Technology , Luoshi road 122, Wuhan 430070, Hubei, China
aliuqian19870131@126.com,bjyyu@mail.wit.edu.cn
Keywords: Pulsating flow; Vibration; Heat transfer enhancement.
The results showed the combined action of pulsating flow and vibration enhances the coefficient of heat transfer, and the surface heat transfer coefficient of vibrating tube increases with the increment of the tube vibration amplitude, frequency and pulsating flow amplitude, and pulsating flow frequency has less affected.
(a)pulsating flow frequency f=5Hz (b)pulsating flow amplitude A=0.012mm Fig.4 Variation of the instantaneous heat transfer coefficient when the tube under a constant vibration Discussion of heat transfer enhancement factors From Fig.5 ,we can see in a vibration period , the velocity of fluid near the tube have got obvious variation relatively, The whole circulation area still have the vortex fall away, where a is time-phase in a period.
From Fig. 6 we can see for the instantaneous surface heat transfer coefficient vibration has more affect than pulsating flow.
Heat transfer properties of the vibrational tube when fluid passes by it slowly [J].
The results showed the combined action of pulsating flow and vibration enhances the coefficient of heat transfer, and the surface heat transfer coefficient of vibrating tube increases with the increment of the tube vibration amplitude, frequency and pulsating flow amplitude, and pulsating flow frequency has less affected.
(a)pulsating flow frequency f=5Hz (b)pulsating flow amplitude A=0.012mm Fig.4 Variation of the instantaneous heat transfer coefficient when the tube under a constant vibration Discussion of heat transfer enhancement factors From Fig.5 ,we can see in a vibration period , the velocity of fluid near the tube have got obvious variation relatively, The whole circulation area still have the vortex fall away, where a is time-phase in a period.
From Fig. 6 we can see for the instantaneous surface heat transfer coefficient vibration has more affect than pulsating flow.
Heat transfer properties of the vibrational tube when fluid passes by it slowly [J].
Online since: January 2017
Authors: Yan Wei, Hong Zhong Cai, Xiao Hong Qi, Chang Yi Hu, Jun Mei Guo, Xu Xiang Zhang, Xu Zheng
Bonding temperature and holding time are the main factors affecting the joint.
Solid phase diffusion bonding will help improve the strength, good corrosion resistance and high-temperature properties of the joint.
References [1] Qiaoying Tong, Laifei Cheng, Litong Zhang, Microstructure and properties of joints of 2D C/SiC composites, Journal of Materials Engineering. 11(2002) 14-16
Naslain, Preparation and properties of nonoxide CMCs for application in engines and nuclear reactors, Composite Science and Technology. 64(2004) 155-170
[13] Zhenwen Yang, Lixia Zhang, Yuzhang Liu et al, Microstructure and mechanical property of vacuum brazed TiAl and C/SiC joint, Transactions of The China Welding Institution. 32(2011) 65-68
Solid phase diffusion bonding will help improve the strength, good corrosion resistance and high-temperature properties of the joint.
References [1] Qiaoying Tong, Laifei Cheng, Litong Zhang, Microstructure and properties of joints of 2D C/SiC composites, Journal of Materials Engineering. 11(2002) 14-16
Naslain, Preparation and properties of nonoxide CMCs for application in engines and nuclear reactors, Composite Science and Technology. 64(2004) 155-170
[13] Zhenwen Yang, Lixia Zhang, Yuzhang Liu et al, Microstructure and mechanical property of vacuum brazed TiAl and C/SiC joint, Transactions of The China Welding Institution. 32(2011) 65-68
Online since: September 2016
Authors: Bibhuti Bhusan Biswal, Radharani Nayak, M.V.A. Raju Bahubalendruni, Praniket Prakash Chauhan
This approach helps in keeping a balance between material usages, build time and mechanical properties.
As the properties of cellular structure depends on its relative density, the mechanical properties of honey combs are better than lattice structures.
Therefore filling the internal structures with honeycomb structures would give better mechanical properties.
So, these cellular structure keep a balance between mechanical properties as well as the material consumption.
Ashby, Cellular solids: structure and properties.
As the properties of cellular structure depends on its relative density, the mechanical properties of honey combs are better than lattice structures.
Therefore filling the internal structures with honeycomb structures would give better mechanical properties.
So, these cellular structure keep a balance between mechanical properties as well as the material consumption.
Ashby, Cellular solids: structure and properties.
Online since: August 2024
Authors: Sepehr Ghafari, Fereidoon Moghadas Nejad
Nguyen and Len [3] conducted a study on the mechanical properties of AC mixtures with varying levels of sulfur modification, finding improvements in both Marshall stability and rutting resistance.
In designing durable AC pavement layers for cold regions, understanding the fracture properties of these mixtures is crucial.
For instance, Kim and El Hossein [5] were among the first to assess fracture properties using the classical concept of fracture toughness.
These factors challenge the reliability of fracture energy as the sole metric for assessing low-temperature performance.
The physical properties of the aggregate are detailed in Table 1.
In designing durable AC pavement layers for cold regions, understanding the fracture properties of these mixtures is crucial.
For instance, Kim and El Hossein [5] were among the first to assess fracture properties using the classical concept of fracture toughness.
These factors challenge the reliability of fracture energy as the sole metric for assessing low-temperature performance.
The physical properties of the aggregate are detailed in Table 1.
Online since: March 2017
Authors: Dian Marta Rizkawati, Prihartini Widiyanti, Izak R. Djony
The wound dressing which have good mechanical properties, non toxic, anti inflammation, anti infection and has potency to accelerate wound healing are important to be found.
One of the requirements of other wound closure is having the same mechanical properties to the skin.
A physical properties improvement is needed for the lack of mechanical properties in terms of tensile strength comparisons between human amniotic membranes and human skin, so that the human amniotic membrane can be more biocompatible with the human skin upon application as wound dressing.
Tensile Test Determination of the mechanical properties was done by cutting the membrane consistent with the shape of the tensile test bars.
Age dependence of mechanical and biochemical properties of human skin.
One of the requirements of other wound closure is having the same mechanical properties to the skin.
A physical properties improvement is needed for the lack of mechanical properties in terms of tensile strength comparisons between human amniotic membranes and human skin, so that the human amniotic membrane can be more biocompatible with the human skin upon application as wound dressing.
Tensile Test Determination of the mechanical properties was done by cutting the membrane consistent with the shape of the tensile test bars.
Age dependence of mechanical and biochemical properties of human skin.
Online since: April 2019
Authors: Mária Hagarová, Dagmar Jakubéczyová, Martin Eliáš, Gabriela Baranová
It is a coating which, in addition to its high hardness and wear resistance, has high adhesion to the substrate and excellent corrosion properties.
Multilayers coatings have excellent chemical and mechanical properties including hardness and fracture toughness.
The area affected by deformation was evaluated using a light microscope OLYMPUS VANOX-T.
These factors contribute to obtaining a high-quality of thin hard PVD coatings.
Hagarová, Determination of the properties of PVD coatings.
Multilayers coatings have excellent chemical and mechanical properties including hardness and fracture toughness.
The area affected by deformation was evaluated using a light microscope OLYMPUS VANOX-T.
These factors contribute to obtaining a high-quality of thin hard PVD coatings.
Hagarová, Determination of the properties of PVD coatings.
Online since: January 2010
Authors: Leo A.I. Kestens, Roumen H. Petrov, Orlando León-García
Concerning the mechanical
properties, the quenched material showed superior strength and ductility besides a less localized
deformation at higher strains.
The mechanical properties of the DP steels are mainly attributed to their microstructure which consists of hard martensite islands (or in some instances bands) embedded in a ductile ferritic matrix.
Additional constituents found in DP steels are bainite, new or epitaxial ferrite and retained austenite where the amount of these constituents depends among other factors on the cooling rate of the heat treatment.
Mechanical properties.
Table 1 summarizes the mechanical properties obtained from the tensile tests and Vickers microhardness measurements.
The mechanical properties of the DP steels are mainly attributed to their microstructure which consists of hard martensite islands (or in some instances bands) embedded in a ductile ferritic matrix.
Additional constituents found in DP steels are bainite, new or epitaxial ferrite and retained austenite where the amount of these constituents depends among other factors on the cooling rate of the heat treatment.
Mechanical properties.
Table 1 summarizes the mechanical properties obtained from the tensile tests and Vickers microhardness measurements.