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Online since: December 2014
Authors: Zhi Gang Li, Ming Tu Ma, Yi Feng, Gang Chen, Yu Hao Ma
            
                According to the roles of all kinds of elements included in steel, fine-crystal grain strengthening mechanics and the basic strength demand of bullet proof steel (the strength of 3.7mm thickness C-grade bullet proof steel must exceed 1900MPa), the content of carbon was designed based on the relation equation [4]:
                                            (1)
According to above equation (1),the calculated content of carbon was 0.38 to 0.43%.Taking account of hardenability, strength and ductility, oxidation resistance property, corrosion resistance, etc., multiplex alloying Cr, Ni, Mo and B were used.
Fine-crystal grain structure based on micro-alloying was obtained by complex adding Nb, V, Ti and B to matrix.
Table 1 Mechanical property Serial number Heat treatment technology Yield stress /MPa Ultimate stress/MPa Elongation (A50)/﹪ C-1# Quenching temperature≥820℃ Exit temperature : 200℃ 1509 2096 7.2 C-2# 1508 2108 7.3 C-3# 1502 2108 8.0 Domax 500 _ 1249 1607 8.5 Fig. 3 Heat treated plates Metallurgical structure The fine dimension martensite photograph (500×) of C-grade bullet proof steel plate is shown in Fig. 4.
(a) Facade (b) Back Fig. 7 Photos about shooting results of bullet proof steel (3.4mm) Table 2 Shooting results of bullet proof steel (3.7mm) C Serial number C1 C2 Thickness(mm) 3.7 3.7 Heat treatment technology 900℃+250℃ 880℃+200℃ Shooting results Undamaged (3) Undamaged (3) 3.7mm is the safety thickness value of C-grade plate.
Table 3 Certification test results of C-grade bullet proof steel Serial number Specification /mm Shooting distance /m Shooting speed /m/s Shooting results Shooting depth (facade) /mm Bulge height (back) /mm 1 305×305×3.8 10 715-730 No penetration (3) 4.8-5.3 4.9-5.0 2 15 719-725 No penetration (3) 4.5-4.8 5.0 3 30 725-726 No penetration (3) 4.3-4.8 4.5-4.9 (a) Facade (b) Back Fig. 9 Test results under 15m distance test condition Conclusions The Light weight heat treated C-grade bullet proof steel was developed through composition design and optimization based on multiplex alloying, multiplex micro-alloying design ideas and complex structure strengthening theory.
            
    Fine-crystal grain structure based on micro-alloying was obtained by complex adding Nb, V, Ti and B to matrix.
Table 1 Mechanical property Serial number Heat treatment technology Yield stress /MPa Ultimate stress/MPa Elongation (A50)/﹪ C-1# Quenching temperature≥820℃ Exit temperature : 200℃ 1509 2096 7.2 C-2# 1508 2108 7.3 C-3# 1502 2108 8.0 Domax 500 _ 1249 1607 8.5 Fig. 3 Heat treated plates Metallurgical structure The fine dimension martensite photograph (500×) of C-grade bullet proof steel plate is shown in Fig. 4.
(a) Facade (b) Back Fig. 7 Photos about shooting results of bullet proof steel (3.4mm) Table 2 Shooting results of bullet proof steel (3.7mm) C Serial number C1 C2 Thickness(mm) 3.7 3.7 Heat treatment technology 900℃+250℃ 880℃+200℃ Shooting results Undamaged (3) Undamaged (3) 3.7mm is the safety thickness value of C-grade plate.
Table 3 Certification test results of C-grade bullet proof steel Serial number Specification /mm Shooting distance /m Shooting speed /m/s Shooting results Shooting depth (facade) /mm Bulge height (back) /mm 1 305×305×3.8 10 715-730 No penetration (3) 4.8-5.3 4.9-5.0 2 15 719-725 No penetration (3) 4.5-4.8 5.0 3 30 725-726 No penetration (3) 4.3-4.8 4.5-4.9 (a) Facade (b) Back Fig. 9 Test results under 15m distance test condition Conclusions The Light weight heat treated C-grade bullet proof steel was developed through composition design and optimization based on multiplex alloying, multiplex micro-alloying design ideas and complex structure strengthening theory.
Online since: July 2005
Authors: Peter Supancic, Robert Danzer, A. Platzer, C. Lembacher, U. Theiszl
            
                The different sintering parameters resulted in a variation of 
grain size and porosity, which were measured for all batches.
While porosity and pore size determine the strength of the ceramic (measured with the ball-on-three-balls-test [9,10]), the grain size influences resistivity and the varistor effect.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 3 Fig. 1: Setup for thermographic investigation.
The axial temperature �yy σyy Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 5 distribution is very different, as can be seen in Fig. 11 a to c.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 7 seconds after applying the voltage, the temperature difference is bigger than 90°C.
            
    While porosity and pore size determine the strength of the ceramic (measured with the ball-on-three-balls-test [9,10]), the grain size influences resistivity and the varistor effect.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 3 Fig. 1: Setup for thermographic investigation.
The axial temperature �yy σyy Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 5 distribution is very different, as can be seen in Fig. 11 a to c.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 7 seconds after applying the voltage, the temperature difference is bigger than 90°C.
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Xin Xing, Hai Feng Cheng, Yong Jiang Zhou, Dong Qing Liu, Dan Ni Qu
            
                The pores connecting the grains are formed previously and occupied by the templates.
The microstructure of the film in the Fig. 2 (c) is looser and the grains are more ordered and smaller, which is propitious to the insertion and deinsertion of ions. 2.2 Elecrochemical and optical properties The transmittance of amorphous WO3 thin film is better than crystalline WO3 thin film [27].
The reversibility shows better with the increase of the cycle number.
(1) Where the current density ip is in cm2∙s-1 (ipc: cathode peak current density, ipa: anode peak current density), the diffusion coefficient D is in cm2∙s-1, the concentration of the active ion in solution C0 is in mol∙cm-3, the sweep rate ν is in V∙s-1, the number of electrons n is 1 and the peak density is in A∙cm-2.
Cycle Number PTA [×10-12cm2/s] PEG-PTA [×10-12cm2/s] P123-PTA [×10-12cm2/s] DLi+, i DLi+, d DLi+, i DLi+, d DLi+, i DLi+, d 1 2.010 6.766 3.245 8.457 7.342 17.12 10 1.978 5.271 2.891 6.775 6.268 14.73 20 1.830 4.201 2.546 5.571 5.623 12.29 30 1.747 3.905 2.430 5.280 5.280 11.28 40 1.656 3.725 2.390 5.212 4.947 10.41 50 1.656 3.697 2.278 5.046 4.777 10.41 Average 1.813 4.594 2.630 6.057 5.706 12.71 Listing the diffusion coefficients in Table 1, we can get that the films derived from PEG-PTA and P123-PTA sols show higher diffusion coefficients, and the P123 derived film is the highest.
            
    The microstructure of the film in the Fig. 2 (c) is looser and the grains are more ordered and smaller, which is propitious to the insertion and deinsertion of ions. 2.2 Elecrochemical and optical properties The transmittance of amorphous WO3 thin film is better than crystalline WO3 thin film [27].
The reversibility shows better with the increase of the cycle number.
(1) Where the current density ip is in cm2∙s-1 (ipc: cathode peak current density, ipa: anode peak current density), the diffusion coefficient D is in cm2∙s-1, the concentration of the active ion in solution C0 is in mol∙cm-3, the sweep rate ν is in V∙s-1, the number of electrons n is 1 and the peak density is in A∙cm-2.
Cycle Number PTA [×10-12cm2/s] PEG-PTA [×10-12cm2/s] P123-PTA [×10-12cm2/s] DLi+, i DLi+, d DLi+, i DLi+, d DLi+, i DLi+, d 1 2.010 6.766 3.245 8.457 7.342 17.12 10 1.978 5.271 2.891 6.775 6.268 14.73 20 1.830 4.201 2.546 5.571 5.623 12.29 30 1.747 3.905 2.430 5.280 5.280 11.28 40 1.656 3.725 2.390 5.212 4.947 10.41 50 1.656 3.697 2.278 5.046 4.777 10.41 Average 1.813 4.594 2.630 6.057 5.706 12.71 Listing the diffusion coefficients in Table 1, we can get that the films derived from PEG-PTA and P123-PTA sols show higher diffusion coefficients, and the P123 derived film is the highest.
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Jing Fan, Ming Yuan Huang, Xi Yu Zhang, Zi Liang, Cheng Hao Xu
            
                Rice is one of the world's most important grain crops, however, its growth and grain yield are susceptible to damage by drought, high temperature and other abiotic stresses.
PCR primers design and gene amplification Two pairs of nested PCR primers for OsEm amplification were designed with Primer 5.0 software based on the sequence of OsEm gene available in the TIGR database (Accession number:TC522413), the first round of PCR amplification was done using primers: F1 (5'-ACACACAAACACAAGCCAC C-3') and R1 (5'-CCTAAACCAAACTACCAAAGC-3'); the second round of PCR amplification was carried out using primers: F2 (5'-TAGCTAACTAGTGTTTGGCAATG-3') and R2 (5'-AACAT AGCAAATCATACGGGC-3').
The PCR product of OsEm was analyzed by agarose gel electrophoresis Physical and chemical properties of OsEM The purified PCR product of OsEm was sequenced, the sequencing result was consistent to the sequence of OsEm gene collected in GenBank (Accession number: U22102) (Figure 2).
Numbers near the nodes indicate bootstrap support for each branch point based on 1000 NJ bootstrap replicates, the scale bar corresponds to 0.02 amino acid substitutions per site.
            
    PCR primers design and gene amplification Two pairs of nested PCR primers for OsEm amplification were designed with Primer 5.0 software based on the sequence of OsEm gene available in the TIGR database (Accession number:TC522413), the first round of PCR amplification was done using primers: F1 (5'-ACACACAAACACAAGCCAC C-3') and R1 (5'-CCTAAACCAAACTACCAAAGC-3'); the second round of PCR amplification was carried out using primers: F2 (5'-TAGCTAACTAGTGTTTGGCAATG-3') and R2 (5'-AACAT AGCAAATCATACGGGC-3').
The PCR product of OsEm was analyzed by agarose gel electrophoresis Physical and chemical properties of OsEM The purified PCR product of OsEm was sequenced, the sequencing result was consistent to the sequence of OsEm gene collected in GenBank (Accession number: U22102) (Figure 2).
Numbers near the nodes indicate bootstrap support for each branch point based on 1000 NJ bootstrap replicates, the scale bar corresponds to 0.02 amino acid substitutions per site.
Online since: March 2014
Authors: Rong Guo Zhao, Yong Zhou Jiang, Jun Fei Li, Xi Yan Luo, Wei Li, Qi Bang Li, Ya Feng Liu, Yi Yan
            
                For the metallic specimens with non-prefabricated sharp notch, under cyclic loading conditions, some initiated fatigue small-cracks can be observed at persistent slip bands (PSBs) [1], grain boundries [2], twin boundaries [3], inclusions [4], and holes [5].
As aforementioned above, according to the stress ratio, the fatigue crack initation tests for the circular notched compact tension (CT) specimens of GH4133B superalloy are divided into two groups, and the serial number of sample ranges from 1 to 12.
Simultaneously, it can be found that there is an intersection point for the two theoretical curves at cyclic number about 105.3, indicating that there exists a critical value (DKI/rr0.5)c, whose value is about 701MPa.
Furthermore, it can be found from Fig. 4(b) that for sample 8, the carbide inclusion in the fatigue source region is torn by the tensile load under cyclic fatigue loading, resulting in a concave on the circular notch surface, and a large number of persistent slip bands (PSBs) retaining on the notch surface over carbide inclusion can be observed, indicating that an interaction between PSBs and inclusion leads to the fatigue crack initiation.
Sehitoglu, The role of grain boundaries on fatigue crack initiation – An energy approach, International Journal of Plasticity 27 (2011), 801-821
            
    As aforementioned above, according to the stress ratio, the fatigue crack initation tests for the circular notched compact tension (CT) specimens of GH4133B superalloy are divided into two groups, and the serial number of sample ranges from 1 to 12.
Simultaneously, it can be found that there is an intersection point for the two theoretical curves at cyclic number about 105.3, indicating that there exists a critical value (DKI/rr0.5)c, whose value is about 701MPa.
Furthermore, it can be found from Fig. 4(b) that for sample 8, the carbide inclusion in the fatigue source region is torn by the tensile load under cyclic fatigue loading, resulting in a concave on the circular notch surface, and a large number of persistent slip bands (PSBs) retaining on the notch surface over carbide inclusion can be observed, indicating that an interaction between PSBs and inclusion leads to the fatigue crack initiation.
Sehitoglu, The role of grain boundaries on fatigue crack initiation – An energy approach, International Journal of Plasticity 27 (2011), 801-821
Online since: October 2006
Authors: J. Anthony Powell, N.D. Bassim, R.L. Henry, James C. Culbertson, Charles R. Eddy, Andrew J. Trunek, Mark E. Twigg, Philip G. Neudeck, Ronald T. Holm, Michael E. Mastro
            
                Epitaxial Lateral Overgrowth (ELO) & Related Techniques 
A significant number of efforts have focused on growing vertically through a mask then laterally to 
create defect-reduced regions in GaN grown on SiC.
Using this technique, faceted GaN lines were grown that also exhibited some ELO; however, no defect density numbers were given.
If this is the case, then reducing the number of nucleation sites appears to be one approach for making larger-grained material.
Typically, GaN films grown on nominally flat wafers have higher screw dislocation densities that arise from the coalescence of grains with c-axis mismatch [26].
            
    Using this technique, faceted GaN lines were grown that also exhibited some ELO; however, no defect density numbers were given.
If this is the case, then reducing the number of nucleation sites appears to be one approach for making larger-grained material.
Typically, GaN films grown on nominally flat wafers have higher screw dislocation densities that arise from the coalescence of grains with c-axis mismatch [26].
Online since: June 2010
Authors: Yong Zhong, Rong Hu Zhang, Shu Zhou
            
                And, through the use of 
encapsulation mechanism and to provide large-grained structural elements of the system, architecture 
description language to describe the real application of the large-scale systems, not just small-scale 
experimental system.
Architecture is more focused on the coarse-grained components and their connections, which the designer can ignore the design details and more focused on system structure, component interaction, component distribution and system dynamics change.
In the data refinement process, the students attribute a student registration number (StudentID) and students logon password (StudentPassword), students log on from the password database, the system transferred out of the student's registration number (STUDENTID) and login password ( STUDENTPASSWORD) to pairs of students to input data (ID, PWD) compared to verify the student's legal status, in which student registration number (STUDENTID) and students logon password (STUDENTPASSWORD) in the password database is a full two-shot relationship.
            
    Architecture is more focused on the coarse-grained components and their connections, which the designer can ignore the design details and more focused on system structure, component interaction, component distribution and system dynamics change.
In the data refinement process, the students attribute a student registration number (StudentID) and students logon password (StudentPassword), students log on from the password database, the system transferred out of the student's registration number (STUDENTID) and login password ( STUDENTPASSWORD) to pairs of students to input data (ID, PWD) compared to verify the student's legal status, in which student registration number (STUDENTID) and students logon password (STUDENTPASSWORD) in the password database is a full two-shot relationship.
Online since: December 2016
Authors: Fu Xian Zhu, Zhong De Shan, Fen Liu
            
                From Fig. 3 we can see that the parking shape decided the coordination number of particle in space, the number and direction of binding bridge.
Relations between mesh number and mass fraction of sand mold.
The mesh number of sand mold is actually between 30/50~70/140.
Liu, Effects of grain size of roughing resin sand on strength.
The relation between aperture size and mesh numbers of test sieves.
            
    Relations between mesh number and mass fraction of sand mold.
The mesh number of sand mold is actually between 30/50~70/140.
Liu, Effects of grain size of roughing resin sand on strength.
The relation between aperture size and mesh numbers of test sieves.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: K.D. Frischknecht, R.J. Diefendorf
            
                Multiple beams can be used to increase the number of filaments being formed, but the high 
deposition rate would be sacrificed somewhat.
Coreless fibers with an elongated grain structure parallel to the fiber axis would be desirable for high temperature applications.
The beam-like character of a laser also makes it very amenable to the growth of CVD filaments with an elongated grain structure parallel to the filament axis.
Over 150 filaments were deposited in contrast with many other studies that only deposited a small number of filaments.
A number of filaments could be deposited along the edge of the index card which allowed a large number of total runs to be made.
            
    Coreless fibers with an elongated grain structure parallel to the fiber axis would be desirable for high temperature applications.
The beam-like character of a laser also makes it very amenable to the growth of CVD filaments with an elongated grain structure parallel to the filament axis.
Over 150 filaments were deposited in contrast with many other studies that only deposited a small number of filaments.
A number of filaments could be deposited along the edge of the index card which allowed a large number of total runs to be made.
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Masliana Muslimin, D. Parimala, Paulus Wilfred, Meor Yusoff Meor Sulaiman
            
                It can be differentiated from other fine-grained soil by size and mineralogy.
This is due to that Ti ( atomic number = 22) and Ca (atomic number = 20) both have higher atomic numbers than Al (atomic number = 13) and Si (atomic number = 14).
Fe (atomic number = 26) has the highest atomic number compared to the rest of the interested elements and it has both the Kα and Kβ peaks similar to Ca and Ti.
Fe (atomic number = 26) has the highest atomic number compared to the rest of the interested elements and it has both the Kα and Kβ peaks similar to Ca and Ti.
Another factor that may influence the low R2 value is the number of standards used in this analysis is small compared to the number of interested elements.
            
    This is due to that Ti ( atomic number = 22) and Ca (atomic number = 20) both have higher atomic numbers than Al (atomic number = 13) and Si (atomic number = 14).
Fe (atomic number = 26) has the highest atomic number compared to the rest of the interested elements and it has both the Kα and Kβ peaks similar to Ca and Ti.
Fe (atomic number = 26) has the highest atomic number compared to the rest of the interested elements and it has both the Kα and Kβ peaks similar to Ca and Ti.
Another factor that may influence the low R2 value is the number of standards used in this analysis is small compared to the number of interested elements.