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Online since: November 2014
Authors: Shu Wang Duo, Xiang Min Xu, Hao Zhang, Yi Bin Jin, Hao Chen Zhao
Acknowledgement
Financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (51363007), the Science Funds of Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province (20132BAB206033), the Project of Jiangxi Youth Scientist (No. 20122BCB23031). and the Project of the Science Funds of Jiangxi Education Office (KJLD13070).
References [1] Han Zeng-hu, Tian Jia -wan, Dai Jia-wei, et al., Preparation and mechanical properties of magnetron sputtered CrNx thin films, Journal of Functional Materials, 2002 33(5):500-502
[5] B.J.Chen, X.W.Sun, B.K.Tay, Fabrication of ITO thin films by filtered cathodic vacuum arc deposition, Materials Science and Engineering B, 106(2004)300–304
Ren, et al., Synthesization of ZrN films by inductively coupled plasma assisted RF magnetron sputtering, Chinese Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology, 2007 27(6) 526-530
Song, et al., Reactive sputter deposition of nc-TiN/A-Si3N4 nanocomposite films in a magnetized inductively coupled plasma, Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2004 19(5)1080-1086.
References [1] Han Zeng-hu, Tian Jia -wan, Dai Jia-wei, et al., Preparation and mechanical properties of magnetron sputtered CrNx thin films, Journal of Functional Materials, 2002 33(5):500-502
[5] B.J.Chen, X.W.Sun, B.K.Tay, Fabrication of ITO thin films by filtered cathodic vacuum arc deposition, Materials Science and Engineering B, 106(2004)300–304
Ren, et al., Synthesization of ZrN films by inductively coupled plasma assisted RF magnetron sputtering, Chinese Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology, 2007 27(6) 526-530
Song, et al., Reactive sputter deposition of nc-TiN/A-Si3N4 nanocomposite films in a magnetized inductively coupled plasma, Journal of Inorganic Materials, 2004 19(5)1080-1086.
Online since: January 2010
Authors: Adel M. Hassan, Mohammad Hayajneh, M.K. Al-Mahasneh
Experimental Work
Materials.
Bilgic, Materials Letters, 58 (2004), p. 2787 [3] M.
Kao, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 124 (2002), p. 244 [4] S.
Cotterell, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 120 (2002), p. 327 [6] W.
Xu, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 63 (1997), p.358 [7] M.K.
Bilgic, Materials Letters, 58 (2004), p. 2787 [3] M.
Kao, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 124 (2002), p. 244 [4] S.
Cotterell, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 120 (2002), p. 327 [6] W.
Xu, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 63 (1997), p.358 [7] M.K.
Online since: December 2013
Authors: Anastasia N. Fedosova, Olga I. Poddaeva
Introduction
During the thermoelastic vibration process two types of stresses appear in a plate: elastic, caused by bending, and thermal stresses, which causes the material to expand.
(4) The constants R1–R3 depend on elastic properties of material and are given in [6].
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, as part of the state task «MGSU» project number 7.5383.2011.
[3] Kiran B.: A Review on Two Temperature Thermoelasticity (International Journal of Modern Engineering Research, Vol.2, Issue.6, pp. 4224–4227, 2012)
Fedosova: Solution for the Thermoelastic Vibration Problem of Rectangular Plate with Rigidly Fixed Edges (submitted to Journal “Industrial and Civil Engineering” (2013)).
(4) The constants R1–R3 depend on elastic properties of material and are given in [6].
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, as part of the state task «MGSU» project number 7.5383.2011.
[3] Kiran B.: A Review on Two Temperature Thermoelasticity (International Journal of Modern Engineering Research, Vol.2, Issue.6, pp. 4224–4227, 2012)
Fedosova: Solution for the Thermoelastic Vibration Problem of Rectangular Plate with Rigidly Fixed Edges (submitted to Journal “Industrial and Civil Engineering” (2013)).
Online since: February 2022
Authors: Irina F. Uvarova
Uvarova
National University of Science and Technology “MISIS”, Moscow, Russia
auvarova.if@misis.ru
Keywords: Laser material processing, titanium surface, vacancy-deformation instability, periodic structures.
Laser processing is widely used for directed materials property modification [1].
Materials and Methods Titanium plates 7 and 1 mm thickness were irradiated by neodymium laser 1-ms pulses (λ=1.06 μm) with Gaussian spatial profile.
Simonov, Formation of surface properties of VT18u titanium alloy by laser pulse treatment, Materials Today: Proceedings. 19(5) (2019) 2051-2055
Ushakov, How a crack and the defect material in its neighborhood affect the radiation strength of transparent materials, Journal of Optical Technology. 75(2) (2008) 128-131
Laser processing is widely used for directed materials property modification [1].
Materials and Methods Titanium plates 7 and 1 mm thickness were irradiated by neodymium laser 1-ms pulses (λ=1.06 μm) with Gaussian spatial profile.
Simonov, Formation of surface properties of VT18u titanium alloy by laser pulse treatment, Materials Today: Proceedings. 19(5) (2019) 2051-2055
Ushakov, How a crack and the defect material in its neighborhood affect the radiation strength of transparent materials, Journal of Optical Technology. 75(2) (2008) 128-131
Online since: January 2011
Authors: Zhen Ying Xu, Yun Wang, Guang Hua Lu, Rong Mao Wang
In micro-dimension, when the grain size reaches the micron dimension, materials respectively exhibit different size effects in softening and hardening stages with the increase of grain size or decrease of distinct dimension of sample.
Thanks for supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (50805069), Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province (08KJA460002).
References [1] F.Vollertsen, Z.Y.Hu, H.S.Niehoff, et al: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol.151 (2004), pp.70–79
[2] R.T.A.Kals, R.Eckstein: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol.103(2000), pp.95-101
[3] U.Engel, A.Messner, N.Tiesler: Proceeding of the 1st ESAFORM Conf on Materials Forming, Sophis Antipolis, France (1998), pp.77-80
Thanks for supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (50805069), Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province (08KJA460002).
References [1] F.Vollertsen, Z.Y.Hu, H.S.Niehoff, et al: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol.151 (2004), pp.70–79
[2] R.T.A.Kals, R.Eckstein: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol.103(2000), pp.95-101
[3] U.Engel, A.Messner, N.Tiesler: Proceeding of the 1st ESAFORM Conf on Materials Forming, Sophis Antipolis, France (1998), pp.77-80
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Shu Fang, Yan Xu, Jian Qiao Fu
Advanced Materials Research.
[4] Shu Fang, Bin Hu and Shengpeng Liu,The analysis on fire Smoke exhausting robot vibration based on wavelet transform,Advanced Materials Research.
Journal of Academy of Military Transportation, 2010 12(1)
Journal of Machine Dedign, 2008 25(2):65-67
Journal of Tongji University (Natural Science),2006 34(5):655-659.
[4] Shu Fang, Bin Hu and Shengpeng Liu,The analysis on fire Smoke exhausting robot vibration based on wavelet transform,Advanced Materials Research.
Journal of Academy of Military Transportation, 2010 12(1)
Journal of Machine Dedign, 2008 25(2):65-67
Journal of Tongji University (Natural Science),2006 34(5):655-659.
Online since: March 2022
Authors: Kageishieny Nadarason, Sasitharan Nagapan, Suaathi Kaliannan, Samiullah Sohu, N. Al-Emad, Niwasiny Arumugan
The study found that timber and metal were highly recycled waste materials at both apartments.
Only four types of C&D waste focused such as metal, concrete, packaging materials and timber.
The recycling practices for packaging materials increases but drops in February (0.33m3).
The highly recycling materials is metal followed by timber, concrete and packaging material.
M, A Review on recycled use of solid wastes in building materials, International Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering. (2015) 1578-1587
Only four types of C&D waste focused such as metal, concrete, packaging materials and timber.
The recycling practices for packaging materials increases but drops in February (0.33m3).
The highly recycling materials is metal followed by timber, concrete and packaging material.
M, A Review on recycled use of solid wastes in building materials, International Journal of Civil and Environmental Engineering. (2015) 1578-1587
Online since: December 2023
Authors: Hoo Tien Nicholas Kuan, Mohamad Zaki Hassan, Mohd Khairul Afiq
Composite materials have superior properties than those of the individual components when used alone depending on the type of materials being combined [3].
The concept behind composite materials is the combination of two or more materials in creating a new engineered material [4].
The classification of composite materials is based on the binder material, which binds or holds the filler materials, usually a polymer matrix, and the filler material, usually the fibers, sheets, fragments, particles, or whiskers of natural or synthetic material [1].
Rethwisch, Materials science and engineering : an introduction, 10th ed.
Khan, “Tensile Properties of Ground Coffee Waste Reinforced Polyethylene Composite,” Materials Science Forum, vol. 880, pp. 73–76, Nov. 2016, doi: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.880.73
The concept behind composite materials is the combination of two or more materials in creating a new engineered material [4].
The classification of composite materials is based on the binder material, which binds or holds the filler materials, usually a polymer matrix, and the filler material, usually the fibers, sheets, fragments, particles, or whiskers of natural or synthetic material [1].
Rethwisch, Materials science and engineering : an introduction, 10th ed.
Khan, “Tensile Properties of Ground Coffee Waste Reinforced Polyethylene Composite,” Materials Science Forum, vol. 880, pp. 73–76, Nov. 2016, doi: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/msf.880.73
Online since: July 2013
Authors: Zhong De Shan, Hong Ze Chen, Hong Zhao Dong
Fig. 1 Hot wire cutter Fig. 2 Hot knife Fig. 3 The modified cutter Fig. 4 Face mill
CNC machining
Due to the special cutting performance of foam material, using metal processing machine tools will waste too much raw materials and have a low quality of the product.
Fig. 5 Nonmetallic materials cutter Fig. 6 Lightweight materials cutter As a soft non-metallic material, foam is very soft, cuttings often easily adhere to the cutting edge portion of the tools in the cutting process.
A high speed machining of nonmetallic materials cutter [P].Hu Nan:CN101502894,2009-08-12
A multi-blade cutter for lightweight materials [P].
Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, v.1701:66-70+80.
Fig. 5 Nonmetallic materials cutter Fig. 6 Lightweight materials cutter As a soft non-metallic material, foam is very soft, cuttings often easily adhere to the cutting edge portion of the tools in the cutting process.
A high speed machining of nonmetallic materials cutter [P].Hu Nan:CN101502894,2009-08-12
A multi-blade cutter for lightweight materials [P].
Journal of Engineering Design, 2010, v.1701:66-70+80.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Wen Liu, Guo Jun Zhang, Rui Mao, Hai Ying Zhang, Ling Bai
While the internal pressure is low, axial load takes leading roles and prompts tube materials flow in the direction of branch tube that also helps to alleviate the over reduction of wall thickness.
Another is that it may result in great friction resistance between mold and tube, which will hinder the materials into branch.
Hwang: Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 2004.pp,544-549 [5] D.M.
Si: Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University.
Kemin: Journal of Zhejiang University of Science and Technolog.Vol.29(2009). pp.265-268
Another is that it may result in great friction resistance between mold and tube, which will hinder the materials into branch.
Hwang: Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 2004.pp,544-549 [5] D.M.
Si: Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University.
Kemin: Journal of Zhejiang University of Science and Technolog.Vol.29(2009). pp.265-268