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Online since: February 2006
Authors: Chang Ho Lee, Young Seok Kim, Yang Do Kim, Yong Ho Park, Ik Min Park, Wang Kee Min, Sung Doo Hwang, Young Do Park
Therefore, it is need to find the process which can produce fine
grained and highly oriented structure without loss of mechanical properties.
Therefore, it is proposed that excess Te and CuBr added Bi2(Te0.94Se0.06)3 compound produced by hot extrusion may improve the thermoelectric performance without loss of mechanical properties.
The annealing process could affect the thermoelectric properties through the change of the behavior of impurities [12], structure [13] and disorder effects [14,17].
Therefore the change of (1 1 0) plane which is perpendicular to the basal plane appear to affect the thermoelectric properties.
The fine grain structures are expected to improve the mechanical properties according to the Hall-patch equation.
Therefore, it is proposed that excess Te and CuBr added Bi2(Te0.94Se0.06)3 compound produced by hot extrusion may improve the thermoelectric performance without loss of mechanical properties.
The annealing process could affect the thermoelectric properties through the change of the behavior of impurities [12], structure [13] and disorder effects [14,17].
Therefore the change of (1 1 0) plane which is perpendicular to the basal plane appear to affect the thermoelectric properties.
The fine grain structures are expected to improve the mechanical properties according to the Hall-patch equation.
Online since: April 2019
Authors: Dmitrii R. Nizin, V.P. Selyaev, A.N. Chernov, A.I. Gorenkova, T.A. Nizina
Mathematical models that describe changes in the elastic-strength properties of epoxy polymers during climatic aging, depending on the accumulated quantitative values of the acting environmental factors, have been developed.
A possible way to solve the above problem can be the development of mathematical models for changing the properties of materials depending on the quantitative values of environmental factors.
Relaxation of the initial structural unevenness of the gradient properties in thickness.
Significant factors of aging.
Image Analysis, Porous Materials and Physical Properties, Carcans, France, 7 June 1996
A possible way to solve the above problem can be the development of mathematical models for changing the properties of materials depending on the quantitative values of environmental factors.
Relaxation of the initial structural unevenness of the gradient properties in thickness.
Significant factors of aging.
Image Analysis, Porous Materials and Physical Properties, Carcans, France, 7 June 1996
Online since: January 2022
Authors: Yu Feng Sun, Yi Yun Xi, Ting Chun Hu, Jia Fei Wang
Combining several existing theoretical models, this paper analyzes the factors affecting the thermal stress of the film and conducts simulation verification.
Tab.1 Material properties.
Simulation Analysis of Factors Affecting Thermal Stress of Thin Films.
In addition, the thermal stress of the film is affected by many other complex factors.
In addition to the above-mentioned main factors, other factors such as film thickness, size, and curvature also affect film stress.
Tab.1 Material properties.
Simulation Analysis of Factors Affecting Thermal Stress of Thin Films.
In addition, the thermal stress of the film is affected by many other complex factors.
In addition to the above-mentioned main factors, other factors such as film thickness, size, and curvature also affect film stress.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Chuan Zhen Huang, Bin Zou, Han Lian Liu, Xiao Hui Zhu, Hong Tao Zhu
The relevant mechanical properties of materials is analyzed to predict the macroscopic stress distribution, residual stress and other parameters, which realized the simulation of micro-macro properties and the analysis of toughening mechanism of the material.
However, because the form mechanism of residual thermal stress is quite complicated and it is affected by a lot of factors, there is not enough comprehensive understanding on the residual thermal stress so far.
Generally speaking, the residual thermal stress in material is influenced by distribution of the second phase, the particle size, the volume content, particle size ratio, and many other factors.
Al2O3/TiB2 is chosen as material and its properties is shown Table 1.
The volume content of the second phase can greatly affect the residual thermal stress, the simulation result shows that there exist an optimal value of second phase which is much beneficial for reinforcement of the mechanical properties.
However, because the form mechanism of residual thermal stress is quite complicated and it is affected by a lot of factors, there is not enough comprehensive understanding on the residual thermal stress so far.
Generally speaking, the residual thermal stress in material is influenced by distribution of the second phase, the particle size, the volume content, particle size ratio, and many other factors.
Al2O3/TiB2 is chosen as material and its properties is shown Table 1.
The volume content of the second phase can greatly affect the residual thermal stress, the simulation result shows that there exist an optimal value of second phase which is much beneficial for reinforcement of the mechanical properties.
Online since: January 2023
Authors: Awan Maghfirah, Sudiati Sudiati, Muhammad Zaidun Sofyan, Yoseva Hia, Nurul Adila Damanik
One way to overcome this is to replace it with materials that are environmentally friendly and safe for health, namely biodegradable plastics with high mechanical properties, where the mechanical properties are affected by the drying temperature.
The combination of temperature and drying time factors will produce optimal conditions for all analyzed parameters [15].
The plasticizer nature and content greatly influence the properties of the materials [20].
The mechanical strength of biodegradable plastics including tensile strength and elongation can also be affected by the presence of cracks.
Thanckachan, Investigations of chitin and coconut fiber reinforcements on mechanical and moisture adsorption properties of corn starch bioplastics, Proceedings (2022) 2214-7853
The combination of temperature and drying time factors will produce optimal conditions for all analyzed parameters [15].
The plasticizer nature and content greatly influence the properties of the materials [20].
The mechanical strength of biodegradable plastics including tensile strength and elongation can also be affected by the presence of cracks.
Thanckachan, Investigations of chitin and coconut fiber reinforcements on mechanical and moisture adsorption properties of corn starch bioplastics, Proceedings (2022) 2214-7853
Online since: August 2012
Authors: Yan Xu, Jian Ping Zhou, Jun Ze Zhang, Bo Ma
It is not limited to material properties of strength, hardness, toughness,etc.
It can be seen the gas pressure P2 is the primary factor in affecting the experimental index.
Comparing the processed surface layer’s organization in Fig.5 with matrix organization in Fig.6, we can see that the crystalline grain in surface layer has been refined after processing, which could improve the physical and mechanical properties of the surface layer’s organization.
Pit defect is an important factor to affect the quality of the sample surface.
Conclusion In this paper, spring steel used as the experimental material,the gas pressure P2 is the primary influencing factor in the four selected test factors which affect the sample surface roughness values based on the orthogonal experiment design analysis.
It can be seen the gas pressure P2 is the primary factor in affecting the experimental index.
Comparing the processed surface layer’s organization in Fig.5 with matrix organization in Fig.6, we can see that the crystalline grain in surface layer has been refined after processing, which could improve the physical and mechanical properties of the surface layer’s organization.
Pit defect is an important factor to affect the quality of the sample surface.
Conclusion In this paper, spring steel used as the experimental material,the gas pressure P2 is the primary influencing factor in the four selected test factors which affect the sample surface roughness values based on the orthogonal experiment design analysis.
Online since: January 2016
Authors: Nurazilah Mohd Zainon, Noorsyakirah Abdulah, Mohd Afian Omar, Norazlan Roslani, Mohd Nizam Abdul Jalil, Ahmad Zahid Omar, Rosliza Sauti, Bakar Meh
INTRODUCTION
A good biocompatibility and excellent mechanical properties characterized CoCrMo alloys.
Published literature has highlighted the relevance of lubrication as well as metallurgical and contact mechanical factors on the degradation of CoCrMo implant alloys [1].
Two sintering temperatures were chosen to determine the properties for each sintering temperature.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND TRIBOLOGICAL RESULTS OF COCRMO ALLOY.
WHEN THE TRIBOLOGY TEST WAS DONE ON THE CO BASED ALLOY SURFACE, ALL FACTORS WILL AFFECT THE VALUE OF THE WEAR RATE AND FRICTION COEFFICIENT.
Published literature has highlighted the relevance of lubrication as well as metallurgical and contact mechanical factors on the degradation of CoCrMo implant alloys [1].
Two sintering temperatures were chosen to determine the properties for each sintering temperature.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND TRIBOLOGICAL RESULTS OF COCRMO ALLOY.
WHEN THE TRIBOLOGY TEST WAS DONE ON THE CO BASED ALLOY SURFACE, ALL FACTORS WILL AFFECT THE VALUE OF THE WEAR RATE AND FRICTION COEFFICIENT.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Jia Zhou, Yang Li, Guang Yao Wang, Xin Ming Wan
Results and discussions
Mechanical properties for heat treatment at different solution treatments
Fig. 3 presents the mechanical properties of crash boxes for heat treatment at different solution temperatures(range from 480℃ to 540℃) under solution time of 45 min.
Fig. 3 Mechanical properties for heat treatment at various solution temperatures(solution time 45min) Fig. 4 shows the mechanical properties for heat treatment at different solution times (range from 25min to 65min) under solution temperature of 510℃.
Fig. 4 Mechanical properties for heat treatment at various solution times(solution temperature 510℃) Mechanical properties for heat treatment at different aging treatments Fig. 5 shows the mechanical properties for heat treatment at different aging temperatures(range from 150℃to190℃) under aging time of 7 h.
Compared with mechanical properties under other aging temperature, the obtained optimum temperature is 175℃.
Fig. 5 Mechanical properties for heat treatment at various aging temperatures(aging time 7h) Fig. 6 presents the mechanical properties for heat treatment at different aging times(range from 0 h to 10 h) under aging temperature 175℃.
Fig. 3 Mechanical properties for heat treatment at various solution temperatures(solution time 45min) Fig. 4 shows the mechanical properties for heat treatment at different solution times (range from 25min to 65min) under solution temperature of 510℃.
Fig. 4 Mechanical properties for heat treatment at various solution times(solution temperature 510℃) Mechanical properties for heat treatment at different aging treatments Fig. 5 shows the mechanical properties for heat treatment at different aging temperatures(range from 150℃to190℃) under aging time of 7 h.
Compared with mechanical properties under other aging temperature, the obtained optimum temperature is 175℃.
Fig. 5 Mechanical properties for heat treatment at various aging temperatures(aging time 7h) Fig. 6 presents the mechanical properties for heat treatment at different aging times(range from 0 h to 10 h) under aging temperature 175℃.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Kai Cui, Zhong Cheng Ling
A Mechanical Investigation on Altered Rocks in Tunnel Construction
Kai Cui1, a, Zhong Cheng Ling1, b
1School of Civil Engineering Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu, China
acuikai80@hotmail.com, b526255259@qq.com
Keywords: Altered rocks, Mechanical properties, Physical tests, Mechanical tests
Abstract.
It is necessary to study mechanical properties of alteration zone for guarantying construction safety and ensuring the reliability of supporting structures.
Finally, it makes a brief summary about the major determinants of engineering properties of the alteration zone through an overall understanding of mechanical characteristics of the typical altered rocks.
Finally, more attentions are suggested on the engineering properties of altered sandstone which relates to establish the tunnel excavation and supporting program.
Fu, Study on project altered rock shear strength characteristics factors, Research and Exploration Laboratory, 28 (2009), 42-44.
It is necessary to study mechanical properties of alteration zone for guarantying construction safety and ensuring the reliability of supporting structures.
Finally, it makes a brief summary about the major determinants of engineering properties of the alteration zone through an overall understanding of mechanical characteristics of the typical altered rocks.
Finally, more attentions are suggested on the engineering properties of altered sandstone which relates to establish the tunnel excavation and supporting program.
Fu, Study on project altered rock shear strength characteristics factors, Research and Exploration Laboratory, 28 (2009), 42-44.
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Mao Liang Wu
Optimized parameters can ensure the mechanical properties.
Different scanning mode directly affects the material ratio.
(a) Rectangle (b) Triangle Fig. 3 Unit models Fig.4 test model Influences of the inside structure on the mechanical property Standard test model in figure 4 is used to evaluate the mechanical property.
According to the 3 factors- neighboring distance s, layer space f and cylinder diameter d, the test models are divided into 3 groups, shown in table 1.
Mechanical properties depend on the parameters.
Different scanning mode directly affects the material ratio.
(a) Rectangle (b) Triangle Fig. 3 Unit models Fig.4 test model Influences of the inside structure on the mechanical property Standard test model in figure 4 is used to evaluate the mechanical property.
According to the 3 factors- neighboring distance s, layer space f and cylinder diameter d, the test models are divided into 3 groups, shown in table 1.
Mechanical properties depend on the parameters.