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Online since: October 2014
Authors: Rui Li
According to the equation (4), the ΔL/L0 can be expressed as following. σ is a constant of powder surface tension, a is the material atom radius, t is the sintering time, T is the sintering temperature, r is the sintering neck radius.
References [1] B Ayaz, A N Bilge, The possible usage of ex-ADU uranium dioxide fuel pellets with low-temperature sintering , Journal of Nuclear Materials, , 280(2000)45-50 [2] Y Harada, UO2 sintering in controlled oxygen atmospheres of three-stage process, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 245(1997)217-223 [3]J C Gao, R Li, F W Zhong, X D Yang, Y Wang, Progress in processes of uranium dioxides pellets, Journal of Functional Materials, 37(2006)849-852 [4] H Chevrel, P Dehaudt, B francois, J F Baumard, Influence of surface phenomena during sintering of over stoichiometric uranium dioxide UO2+x, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 189(1992)175-182 [5] K W Song, S H Kim, S H Na, Y W Lee, Effect of Nb2O3 addition on grain growth and densification in UO2 pellets under reducing and /or oxidizing atmospheres, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 209(1994)280-285 [6] X D Yang, J C Gao, Y Wang, X Chang, Low-temperature sintering process for UO2 pellets in partially-oxidative atmosphere, Transactions of Nonferrous
Metals society of China, 18(2008)171-177 [7] J C Gao, X D Yang, R Li, Low-temperature sintering mechanism on uranium dioxide, Journal of Materials Science, 42(2007)5936-5940 [8] S H Kim, B G Kim, Proceedings of the workshop on manufacturing technology and process for reactor fuels, Tokai, Japan,1996 [9] G P Han, Characteristic of the UO2 powders and pellets in PWR by France ADU process, Engineering and Technology on Nuclear Power, 25(2001)23-27 [10]R Li, J C Gao, X D Yang, X Chang, Establishment and Application of Point Defect Model to Uranium Dioxide, Atomic Energy Science and Technology, 43(2009)877-880 [11] R Li, Active mechanism of low-temperature sintering to UO2+x pellets, Journal of Functional Materials, 43(Aug.
Suppl, 2012)43-46 [12] W D Kingery, M Berg, Study of the Initial Stages of Sintering Solids by Viscous Flow, Evaporation-Condensation, and Self-Diffusion, Journal of Applied Physics, 26(1955)1205-1212
References [1] B Ayaz, A N Bilge, The possible usage of ex-ADU uranium dioxide fuel pellets with low-temperature sintering , Journal of Nuclear Materials, , 280(2000)45-50 [2] Y Harada, UO2 sintering in controlled oxygen atmospheres of three-stage process, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 245(1997)217-223 [3]J C Gao, R Li, F W Zhong, X D Yang, Y Wang, Progress in processes of uranium dioxides pellets, Journal of Functional Materials, 37(2006)849-852 [4] H Chevrel, P Dehaudt, B francois, J F Baumard, Influence of surface phenomena during sintering of over stoichiometric uranium dioxide UO2+x, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 189(1992)175-182 [5] K W Song, S H Kim, S H Na, Y W Lee, Effect of Nb2O3 addition on grain growth and densification in UO2 pellets under reducing and /or oxidizing atmospheres, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 209(1994)280-285 [6] X D Yang, J C Gao, Y Wang, X Chang, Low-temperature sintering process for UO2 pellets in partially-oxidative atmosphere, Transactions of Nonferrous
Metals society of China, 18(2008)171-177 [7] J C Gao, X D Yang, R Li, Low-temperature sintering mechanism on uranium dioxide, Journal of Materials Science, 42(2007)5936-5940 [8] S H Kim, B G Kim, Proceedings of the workshop on manufacturing technology and process for reactor fuels, Tokai, Japan,1996 [9] G P Han, Characteristic of the UO2 powders and pellets in PWR by France ADU process, Engineering and Technology on Nuclear Power, 25(2001)23-27 [10]R Li, J C Gao, X D Yang, X Chang, Establishment and Application of Point Defect Model to Uranium Dioxide, Atomic Energy Science and Technology, 43(2009)877-880 [11] R Li, Active mechanism of low-temperature sintering to UO2+x pellets, Journal of Functional Materials, 43(Aug.
Suppl, 2012)43-46 [12] W D Kingery, M Berg, Study of the Initial Stages of Sintering Solids by Viscous Flow, Evaporation-Condensation, and Self-Diffusion, Journal of Applied Physics, 26(1955)1205-1212
Online since: November 2011
Authors: Hui Ping Bai, Yuan Qiang Tu, Chang Fu Liu
The electrolytic tinplate is widely used as the food packaging materials [2~3].
Experiment The experimental materials were D T-2.5 BA electrolytic tinplates produced by different companies with the thickness of 0.23mm and the tin quantity 2.8/2.8g/m2.
[4] Zhong Xu, Xingqiao Huang, Ning Li and Deyu Li: Chinese journal of Materials Protection,Vol.11(2005), P.25
[5] Xingqiao Huang, Ning Li and Deyu Li: Chinese journal of Materials Protection, Vol.37, No.9(2004), P.1
Chinese journal of Material and Metallurgy Transaction, Vol.3(2005), P.15
Experiment The experimental materials were D T-2.5 BA electrolytic tinplates produced by different companies with the thickness of 0.23mm and the tin quantity 2.8/2.8g/m2.
[4] Zhong Xu, Xingqiao Huang, Ning Li and Deyu Li: Chinese journal of Materials Protection,Vol.11(2005), P.25
[5] Xingqiao Huang, Ning Li and Deyu Li: Chinese journal of Materials Protection, Vol.37, No.9(2004), P.1
Chinese journal of Material and Metallurgy Transaction, Vol.3(2005), P.15
Online since: September 2012
Authors: Peng Xiao, Xiao Yu Zhang, Hong Wei Lu
Materials Science and Engineering Vol.449 (2007),p.654
Chinese Journal of Materials Research Vol.6 (2005), p. 639-643
Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol.208 (2008), p. 205-210
Materials Science and Engineering A 398 (2005) 318-322
Materials Science & Technology Vol. 2(2004), p. 190-192
Chinese Journal of Materials Research Vol.6 (2005), p. 639-643
Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol.208 (2008), p. 205-210
Materials Science and Engineering A 398 (2005) 318-322
Materials Science & Technology Vol. 2(2004), p. 190-192
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Mihai Branzei, Marcel Feder, Ionut Cristea, Ion Ciuca, Adrian Bibiș
Thus, the raw materials, i.e. αFe2O3, Mn3O4, and ZnO, in a molar ratio 53:28:19 were mixed in suitable proportions in a steel ball-mill using demineralized water.
Thus, the raw materials aFe2O3, Mn3O4, and ZnO were wet milled, dried and pre-sintered at 800 0C for 1h in air.
Ochiai, Le Journal de Physique IV, Vol.07, No.21, 1997, p.
Janghorban, Iranian Journal of Science & Technology, Transaction B, Engineering, Vol. 31, No.B4, 2007, pp 441-445; [4] P.
Esguerra, Journal de Physique IV (Coloque C1) C1-95 - C1-98 (1997).
Thus, the raw materials aFe2O3, Mn3O4, and ZnO were wet milled, dried and pre-sintered at 800 0C for 1h in air.
Ochiai, Le Journal de Physique IV, Vol.07, No.21, 1997, p.
Janghorban, Iranian Journal of Science & Technology, Transaction B, Engineering, Vol. 31, No.B4, 2007, pp 441-445; [4] P.
Esguerra, Journal de Physique IV (Coloque C1) C1-95 - C1-98 (1997).
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Di Zheng, Feng Lu, Yong Jie Shi, Li Zhong Zhang
Acknowledgement
The research was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under grant No.50705044 and the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China under grant No.
Preston: Journal of the Society of Glass Technology, Vol. 11 (1927): pp. 214-56
Zheng: Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 443 (2010): pp. 411-416
Lv: Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vols. 16-19 (2009): pp. 244-248
Zheng: Advanced Materials Research, Vols. 97-101 (2010): pp. 4057-4060.
Preston: Journal of the Society of Glass Technology, Vol. 11 (1927): pp. 214-56
Zheng: Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 443 (2010): pp. 411-416
Lv: Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vols. 16-19 (2009): pp. 244-248
Zheng: Advanced Materials Research, Vols. 97-101 (2010): pp. 4057-4060.
Online since: October 2004
Authors: Marie Helene Mathon, C.-H. De Novion, Ph. Gerber, Thierry Baudin, Mustafa Benyoucef, S. Jakani
The two materials are completely recrystallized after 8 min.
The precipitates exist in the two materials, but obviously with a lower fraction in the material C.
The results have shown that the average size of precipitates in two materials is lower than 1 µm.
Helming, Materials Science Forum, Vol. 363 (1994), p. 157 [8] Ph.
Petkie, Materials Science and Engineering, A257, (1998), p. 185 [11] J.
The precipitates exist in the two materials, but obviously with a lower fraction in the material C.
The results have shown that the average size of precipitates in two materials is lower than 1 µm.
Helming, Materials Science Forum, Vol. 363 (1994), p. 157 [8] Ph.
Petkie, Materials Science and Engineering, A257, (1998), p. 185 [11] J.
Online since: September 2009
Authors: Bo Zhao, Yu Li, Ming Zhang, Feng Jiao
The test materials of the samples are ZrO2-Al2O3 the nano-composited
ceramics.
Wu: Journal of Henan Polytechnic University (Natural Science), Vol. 26 (2007) No.3, pp.233-240
Wu and G.F Gao: Key Engineering Materials, Vols. 364-366 (2008), pp.909-913
Zhu: Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 329 (2007), pp.445-450
Qin: Key Engineering Materials, Vols. 375-376 (2008), pp.258-262.
Wu: Journal of Henan Polytechnic University (Natural Science), Vol. 26 (2007) No.3, pp.233-240
Wu and G.F Gao: Key Engineering Materials, Vols. 364-366 (2008), pp.909-913
Zhu: Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 329 (2007), pp.445-450
Qin: Key Engineering Materials, Vols. 375-376 (2008), pp.258-262.
Online since: January 2006
Authors: Li Li Sui, Tie-Jun Liu
Smart concrete is a branch of smart materials; its
origin can be traced to the cement-based electric materials obtained by combining carbon with
cement by soviet scholars in the 1960s.
A factory relative to the smart materials and structures in civil engineering was built on the sustentation of National Nature Science Foundation of USA in 1993.
However, it is difficult for fabricating intact smart concrete materials with various functions according to the present science level.
[13] Fu XuLi, XiaoHuiLi and Chung D.D.L.: Improving the vibration damping capacity of cement, Journal of materials science, 33(1998), pp. 3601-3605
[35] Dry Carolyn: Passive smart materials for sensing and actuation, Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures, 1993, 4(3), pp. 420-425
A factory relative to the smart materials and structures in civil engineering was built on the sustentation of National Nature Science Foundation of USA in 1993.
However, it is difficult for fabricating intact smart concrete materials with various functions according to the present science level.
[13] Fu XuLi, XiaoHuiLi and Chung D.D.L.: Improving the vibration damping capacity of cement, Journal of materials science, 33(1998), pp. 3601-3605
[35] Dry Carolyn: Passive smart materials for sensing and actuation, Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures, 1993, 4(3), pp. 420-425
Online since: March 2014
Authors: John Wang, Nabil Chowdhury, Wing Kong Chiu
Furthermore, composite materials can provide wider applications in repairing damaged and degraded materials suffering from corrosion and fatigue.
Figure 1 Modes of failure of bolted joints in composite materials Riveting can be considered as another form of bolting materials together and are suitable for laminates up to 3mm thick.
Chang, Journal of Composite Materials , vol. 30, pp. 1248-1313, 1996
Fiore, Journal of Composite Materials , vol. 41, no. 8, pp. 951-964, 2007
M. da Silva, “Adhesively Bonded Joints in Composite Materials: An Overview,” Journal of Materials Design and Applications, vol. 223, pp. 1-18, 2009
Figure 1 Modes of failure of bolted joints in composite materials Riveting can be considered as another form of bolting materials together and are suitable for laminates up to 3mm thick.
Chang, Journal of Composite Materials , vol. 30, pp. 1248-1313, 1996
Fiore, Journal of Composite Materials , vol. 41, no. 8, pp. 951-964, 2007
M. da Silva, “Adhesively Bonded Joints in Composite Materials: An Overview,” Journal of Materials Design and Applications, vol. 223, pp. 1-18, 2009
Online since: August 2015
Authors: Vladan Panovec, Zdeněk Peřina, Marie Wolfová, Radek Fabian, Pavel Valíček
Disorders of various building materials can be investigated by this method [3, 4, 5].
The variety of chosen structures, materials, defects and different excitation sources provided very good conditions for the evaluation of the measured results with recommendation for other similar diagnostic measurements.
Acknowledgement The work was supported by The Conceptual Development Of Science, Research And Innovation Project for the year 2014, assigned to VSB-TU Ostrava by Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic.
Rykalova, Analysis of glass elements fasted into the steel frame, Journal Applied Mechanics and Materials, 351-352 (2013) 208-212 [4] E.
Fabian, Analysis of the behavior of glass claddings, Journal Advanced Materials Research. 649 (2012) 41-44 [5] R.
The variety of chosen structures, materials, defects and different excitation sources provided very good conditions for the evaluation of the measured results with recommendation for other similar diagnostic measurements.
Acknowledgement The work was supported by The Conceptual Development Of Science, Research And Innovation Project for the year 2014, assigned to VSB-TU Ostrava by Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic.
Rykalova, Analysis of glass elements fasted into the steel frame, Journal Applied Mechanics and Materials, 351-352 (2013) 208-212 [4] E.
Fabian, Analysis of the behavior of glass claddings, Journal Advanced Materials Research. 649 (2012) 41-44 [5] R.