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Online since: July 2014
Authors: Abdulmalik Musa Maleka, Ramadhansyah Putra Jaya, Ibrahim Abubakar Alkali
POFA was grained and passed through 75 µm sieve; a number of trial mixes were prepared using the Marshal Mix design procedure with 5% POFA to arrive at asphalt concrete mixtures that fulfill the Marshal criteria.
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Qiang Zeng, Dai Qin Tao, Zheng Zhou, Xiao Qian Li
As is shown in Figure 4, nodes 1, 2, 3, 10, 11 and 12 are the test points of the hardness number of the base metal, and nodes 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are the measurement points of the hardness number of the compact district HAZ of the welding lines.
(Fig. 6) 4 Mathematical Statistics of the Test Results The number of the test locus (front and back elevations)of the base metal is 864 in total; the number of the test locus (front and back elevations) of HAZ is 864 in total.
After we do the classified statistic of the front and back elevations of different node numbers, we get the mean value of the hardness of node 123 (base metal), the mean value of the hardness of node 456(HAZ), the mean value of the hardness of node 789(HAZ), the mean value of the hardness of nodes 10, 11, 12 (base metal), and the total number of the mean value of the hardness of the base metal is 288, the total number of the mean value of the hardness of the HAZ is 288. 4.1 The Confirmation of the Reasonable Value Range of the Hardness of the Metal for Test There have been a large number of researches done to the hardness and tensile strength of metallic material at home and abroad and the empirical correlations are got, for example, Rm=3.3HB (1), in which Rm is the strength of extension.
Frequency Map of the Hardness Number of the Base Metal Figure 8.
Frequency Map of the Hardness Number of HAZ Figure 9.
(Fig. 6) 4 Mathematical Statistics of the Test Results The number of the test locus (front and back elevations)of the base metal is 864 in total; the number of the test locus (front and back elevations) of HAZ is 864 in total.
After we do the classified statistic of the front and back elevations of different node numbers, we get the mean value of the hardness of node 123 (base metal), the mean value of the hardness of node 456(HAZ), the mean value of the hardness of node 789(HAZ), the mean value of the hardness of nodes 10, 11, 12 (base metal), and the total number of the mean value of the hardness of the base metal is 288, the total number of the mean value of the hardness of the HAZ is 288. 4.1 The Confirmation of the Reasonable Value Range of the Hardness of the Metal for Test There have been a large number of researches done to the hardness and tensile strength of metallic material at home and abroad and the empirical correlations are got, for example, Rm=3.3HB (1), in which Rm is the strength of extension.
Frequency Map of the Hardness Number of the Base Metal Figure 8.
Frequency Map of the Hardness Number of HAZ Figure 9.
Online since: June 2016
Authors: M. Abo-Elsoud
High-energy ball-milling in hexane medium was employed to prepare noble Zr-based bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) alloy of three different nominal compositions Zr47Be23Ni15Ti15, Zr50Be20Ni15Ti15 and Zr52Be18Ni15Ti15, numbers indicate at.%).
A number of papers [1,3-5] on the study of metallic glasses show the amorphous state is altered by structural relaxation and crystallization processes.
Samples milled for 50 and 300 h contain a large fraction of Zr grains, as can be seen from the FCC Zr peaks, which are high in intensity and exceed the halo in height (see Fig. 4(b and c)).
(i) a high number of, (ii) a large atomic size mismatch between and (iii) a high chemical affinity between the constituent elements.
A number of papers [1,3-5] on the study of metallic glasses show the amorphous state is altered by structural relaxation and crystallization processes.
Samples milled for 50 and 300 h contain a large fraction of Zr grains, as can be seen from the FCC Zr peaks, which are high in intensity and exceed the halo in height (see Fig. 4(b and c)).
(i) a high number of, (ii) a large atomic size mismatch between and (iii) a high chemical affinity between the constituent elements.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Sivapraksam Thamizhmanii, Mohideen Rasool, Sulaiman Hassan, K. Rajendran
Grain size is condensed, refined and compacted surface is smooth, harden and layer wearing than ground or honed surfaces [13].
When the number of passes increased, the surface roughness decreased.
The number of time the burnishing tool passes, the surface is subjected to hardness.
As number of tool passed many time, the circularity increased at low spindle rotation than at high rotational speed.
This was due to number of time tool passed.
When the number of passes increased, the surface roughness decreased.
The number of time the burnishing tool passes, the surface is subjected to hardness.
As number of tool passed many time, the circularity increased at low spindle rotation than at high rotational speed.
This was due to number of time tool passed.
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Jing Sheng Bian, Zhi Ming Zhu, Chao Sheng Bian
After the "5.12" earthquake, there are a large number of loose solid produced by earthquake on the mountain, which leads to the soil’s strength loss in the earthquake disaster zones. and induces landslides and collapses easily in the heavy rainfall condition.
Mechanics parameters This study collects the soil samples(contain clay, gravel soil, etc.) whose maximum grain size is 5mm from the landslide of Erman mountain and study the strength parameters of the landslide soil in 2 days' rainfall with different moisture content.
Mechanics parameters This study collects the soil samples(contain clay, gravel soil, etc.) whose maximum grain size is 5mm from the landslide of Erman mountain and study the strength parameters of the landslide soil in 2 days' rainfall with different moisture content.
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Vladimir Luzin, Kevin Spencer, Michael Saleh
Around the deposited particle’s periphery (in the jetting region) the temperatures are significant, this lends itself to the presence of grain refinement at the periphery of sprayed particles and the propagation of dynamic recrystallization which is closely coupled with the thermal softening of the particle.
A number of studies [1-6] sought to understand the deformation sequences and the bonding mechanism associated with the CS technique.
Microstructure of the Al coating material (gray areas are single phase Al with limited porosity appearing as black areas) A cold spray sample presented herein was produced alongside a number of other specimens [24] by a Kinetic Metallization (KM).
The particle drag coefficient were calculated according to the local Reynolds number and Henderson’s correlation by evaluating the gas nozzle exit velocity (1025 m/s) based on the gas stagnation temperature (140°C), pressure (620 kPa), and the He gas thermodynamic properties using a 1-dimensional isentropic model.
Excessive temperatures, however, can lead to localized stress relaxation, grain refinement at the periphery of sprayed particles and the prorogation of dynamic recrystallization in the narrow band along the periphery which is closely coupled with the thermal softening of the particle.
A number of studies [1-6] sought to understand the deformation sequences and the bonding mechanism associated with the CS technique.
Microstructure of the Al coating material (gray areas are single phase Al with limited porosity appearing as black areas) A cold spray sample presented herein was produced alongside a number of other specimens [24] by a Kinetic Metallization (KM).
The particle drag coefficient were calculated according to the local Reynolds number and Henderson’s correlation by evaluating the gas nozzle exit velocity (1025 m/s) based on the gas stagnation temperature (140°C), pressure (620 kPa), and the He gas thermodynamic properties using a 1-dimensional isentropic model.
Excessive temperatures, however, can lead to localized stress relaxation, grain refinement at the periphery of sprayed particles and the prorogation of dynamic recrystallization in the narrow band along the periphery which is closely coupled with the thermal softening of the particle.
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Henry Hu, Xue Zhi Zhang, Kazi Ahmmed, Meng Wang
In this study a number of thermal treatment schemes over a wide range of temperatures between 120˚ to 350˚ C and times (30 – 120 minutes) have been experimented in an effort to understand the effect of thermal treatment on tensile properties of vacuum die cast modified aluminum alloy A356.
This is because ultra fine grain structure present in die castings due to severe chill rate often approaches almost similar microstructural condition of solution heat treatment.
Hanna et al. [10] have reported that fine eutectic silicon along with fine primary aluminum grains improves mechanical properties.
This is because ultra fine grain structure present in die castings due to severe chill rate often approaches almost similar microstructural condition of solution heat treatment.
Hanna et al. [10] have reported that fine eutectic silicon along with fine primary aluminum grains improves mechanical properties.
Online since: April 2016
Authors: Roland Pawliczek, Krzysztof Kluger
Dang Van’s fatigue model
The Dang Van fatigue criterion [6] is distinguished by mesoscopic (grain boundary) stress observation scale.
Pawliczek-Gasiak model It was indicated that material sensitivity on mean loading depends on the actual loading level defining different value of the destructive cycle’s number [9].
The effect of loading conditions and material sensitivity change on mean loading value, together with the number of destructive cycles for SJ355 steel are presented in [10, 13].
When determining the ψ factor, the change in its value is considered regarding the number N of cycles [10].
There were also presented models taking into account the different sensitivity of the material to mean loads, depending on the number of destructive cycles.
Pawliczek-Gasiak model It was indicated that material sensitivity on mean loading depends on the actual loading level defining different value of the destructive cycle’s number [9].
The effect of loading conditions and material sensitivity change on mean loading value, together with the number of destructive cycles for SJ355 steel are presented in [10, 13].
When determining the ψ factor, the change in its value is considered regarding the number N of cycles [10].
There were also presented models taking into account the different sensitivity of the material to mean loads, depending on the number of destructive cycles.
Online since: March 2007
Authors: Jason S.C. Jang, K.J. Lee, S.W. Lee
Experimental results indicate that open porosity decreased and bulk
density increased with the numbers of infiltration cycle.
Morphological observations also show that the number of open pores at surface site for these materials decreased and they exhibited a denser and smoother morphology as the number of infiltration cycle increased.
Introduction: Boehmite (�-AlOOH), an aluminium hydroxide, is one of the candidate precursor materials for fine grained low temperature alumina ceramics.
As expected, the open porosity decreased and bulk density increased as the number of infiltration cycles increased.
Conclusion The open porosity decreased and bulk density increased with the numbers of infiltration cycle.
Morphological observations also show that the number of open pores at surface site for these materials decreased and they exhibited a denser and smoother morphology as the number of infiltration cycle increased.
Introduction: Boehmite (�-AlOOH), an aluminium hydroxide, is one of the candidate precursor materials for fine grained low temperature alumina ceramics.
As expected, the open porosity decreased and bulk density increased as the number of infiltration cycles increased.
Conclusion The open porosity decreased and bulk density increased with the numbers of infiltration cycle.