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Online since: September 2013
Authors: Hong Bo Li, Rui Wang, Dian Kui Li, Chun Jie Li
A improved screening algorithm of the Dynamic probability
Chunjie Li 1,a, Hongbo Li2,b,Rui Wang1,c and Diankui Li1,d
1Department of Information and Electronic Technology, Jiamusi University, Jiamusi,154007, China;
2Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Jiamusi University, Jiamusi,154007, China;
alichunjie1977@126.com,bjiamusilihongbo@163.com,cjiechengbao@163.com, dbeauties@163.com
Keywords: improved, dynamic probability, screening algorithm
Abstract.
[3] Zhaohong Jia, Huaping Chen,Jun Tang: Journal of Journal of System Simulation, Vol. 20(2008), p.4959-4963, in Chinese
[4] Ying Wen,Rongsheng Dong: Journal of Chinese Computer Systems,29(2008), p.417-421
[5] Chunjie Li, Hong Zhou, Muye Pan etc.: Journal of Jiamusi University(Natural Science Edition), Vol. 29(2011), p.739-741, in Chinese
[6] Yun Wang: Journal of Science & Technology Information,23(2010), p.84-85, in Chinese.
[3] Zhaohong Jia, Huaping Chen,Jun Tang: Journal of Journal of System Simulation, Vol. 20(2008), p.4959-4963, in Chinese
[4] Ying Wen,Rongsheng Dong: Journal of Chinese Computer Systems,29(2008), p.417-421
[5] Chunjie Li, Hong Zhou, Muye Pan etc.: Journal of Jiamusi University(Natural Science Edition), Vol. 29(2011), p.739-741, in Chinese
[6] Yun Wang: Journal of Science & Technology Information,23(2010), p.84-85, in Chinese.
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Lu Chao Li, Jian Chen, Ruo Jun Wang, Yan Ying Xu
Heat release rate
Heat release rate is the combustion heat release rate of materials per unit time in unit area.
The size of the heat release rate is an important parameter to evaluate the combustion properties of materials, and the peak value is the most important parameter to evaluate the fire safety performance of materials.
Generally, the high heat release rate, short ignition time and fast burning rate will lead to the fire risk of materials high in the small-scale fire tests [7].
Journal of Safety Science and Technology, 2013, 9(6): 37-41 In Chinese
China Safety Science Journal, 2012, 22(1): 65-69 In Chinese
The size of the heat release rate is an important parameter to evaluate the combustion properties of materials, and the peak value is the most important parameter to evaluate the fire safety performance of materials.
Generally, the high heat release rate, short ignition time and fast burning rate will lead to the fire risk of materials high in the small-scale fire tests [7].
Journal of Safety Science and Technology, 2013, 9(6): 37-41 In Chinese
China Safety Science Journal, 2012, 22(1): 65-69 In Chinese
Online since: January 2015
Authors: Yong Xie, Wei Min Fei, Ze Shun Liao, Guang Jun Hua
Materials and methods
1.1 Materials
The AAB flute corrugated fiberboard was selected to compare the edgewise compressive strength with honeycomb fiberboard.
To eliminate the impact of materials, the same material used in the plate and core of honeycomb fiberboard and AAB flute corrugated fiberboard in the models.
The physical parameters of the materials are presented in Table.1[13].
International Journal of Impact Engineering,37(2010):467-474
Materials and Desigh,53(2014):293-301; [6] Ji Hongwei, Xu Geling, Li Junchao.
To eliminate the impact of materials, the same material used in the plate and core of honeycomb fiberboard and AAB flute corrugated fiberboard in the models.
The physical parameters of the materials are presented in Table.1[13].
International Journal of Impact Engineering,37(2010):467-474
Materials and Desigh,53(2014):293-301; [6] Ji Hongwei, Xu Geling, Li Junchao.
Online since: November 2013
Authors: Xin Ping Hu, Wei Long Diao
Its material is steel C1045.
Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, 2013(38):1201-1207 [4] JH Yoon, NK Lee, DY Yang, et al.
Treatment of contact traction at the die workpiece interface for the elastic analysis of die deformation[J].International Journal of Mechanical Sciences,1992(9): 689-702 [5] HT Yeo,Y Choi and K D Hur, et al.
Interation Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2001(18):54-61 [6] Yang B, Zhang WG, Li SH, et al.
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2006 (29):453-458
Arabian Journal for Science and Engineering, 2013(38):1201-1207 [4] JH Yoon, NK Lee, DY Yang, et al.
Treatment of contact traction at the die workpiece interface for the elastic analysis of die deformation[J].International Journal of Mechanical Sciences,1992(9): 689-702 [5] HT Yeo,Y Choi and K D Hur, et al.
Interation Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2001(18):54-61 [6] Yang B, Zhang WG, Li SH, et al.
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2006 (29):453-458
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Li Wei Mo, Jun Zhe Liu, Zhi Min He, Jian Bin Chen, Guo Liang Zhang
In the coastal areas, especially in coastal areas, as we all know, has the most developed city group fell our economy in the East, building density, sand for building demand more prominent,sea sand concrete structural materials used in construction work.
Acknowledgements This work was sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (51078189), The Natural Science Foundation of Ningbo (2010A610084) and sponsored by the Ningbo Subject Project (SZX11062).
Journal of materials in civil engineering,2008(10):640-49
Journal of materials in civil engineering,2009(10):529-534
Materials Journal,V.94.No.6.November- December 1996.
Acknowledgements This work was sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (51078189), The Natural Science Foundation of Ningbo (2010A610084) and sponsored by the Ningbo Subject Project (SZX11062).
Journal of materials in civil engineering,2008(10):640-49
Journal of materials in civil engineering,2009(10):529-534
Materials Journal,V.94.No.6.November- December 1996.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Jiang Xu, Xin Jun Wu
The magnetostrictive guided wave technique
The magnetostrictive guided wave technique is based on the magnetostrictive effect and inverse magnetostrictive effect present in ferrous materials.
The magnetostrictive effect is that a property of ferromagnetic materials that causes them to change their shape when subjected to a magnetic field, which can be used to generate guided waves.
The inverse magnetostrictive effect is that a property of ferromagnetic materials that causes them to change their magnetic field when subjected to a shape distortion, which can be used to receive guided waves.
Chen: Key Engineering Materials Vol. 270-273 (2004), p.1493 [3] R.
Okuda: Journal of bridge engineering Vol.6 (2001), p.418 [5] A.
The magnetostrictive effect is that a property of ferromagnetic materials that causes them to change their shape when subjected to a magnetic field, which can be used to generate guided waves.
The inverse magnetostrictive effect is that a property of ferromagnetic materials that causes them to change their magnetic field when subjected to a shape distortion, which can be used to receive guided waves.
Chen: Key Engineering Materials Vol. 270-273 (2004), p.1493 [3] R.
Okuda: Journal of bridge engineering Vol.6 (2001), p.418 [5] A.
Online since: December 2004
Authors: H.Y. Xiang, Yue Xian Zhong
Materials Science Forum Vols. *** (2004) pp.503-507
online at http://scientific.net
2004 Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland
Forming Defects Analysis of Auto-panel Stamped Part with
Experimental Strain Approach
H.Y.
The presence of strain gradients in the material element may also distort the ellipse making it very Advances in Materials Manufacturing Science and Technology 504 difficult to identify the major and minor axes.
Fig.6 illustrate the sectional strain distribution on two given paths, the major、minor and thickness strains on the whole path are calculated and printed out on coordinate, by analyzing this result , it is easy to conclude that the strain gradient on the sink mark area is larger, means that the defect area subjects Fig.5 Forming Limit Diagram Fig.6 Strain distribution on two section Materials Science Forum Vols. *** 507 to uneven stretching during the stamping process.
Hsu: International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture Vol. 43 (2003), p. 515 [3] C.C.
Duncan: Journal of Strain Analysis Vol. 17 (1982), p. 95 [6] R.
The presence of strain gradients in the material element may also distort the ellipse making it very Advances in Materials Manufacturing Science and Technology 504 difficult to identify the major and minor axes.
Fig.6 illustrate the sectional strain distribution on two given paths, the major、minor and thickness strains on the whole path are calculated and printed out on coordinate, by analyzing this result , it is easy to conclude that the strain gradient on the sink mark area is larger, means that the defect area subjects Fig.5 Forming Limit Diagram Fig.6 Strain distribution on two section Materials Science Forum Vols. *** 507 to uneven stretching during the stamping process.
Hsu: International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture Vol. 43 (2003), p. 515 [3] C.C.
Duncan: Journal of Strain Analysis Vol. 17 (1982), p. 95 [6] R.
Online since: May 1996
PREFACE
The Proceedings ADVANCED MATERIALS FOR HIGH TECHNICAL APPLICATIONS
include 32 invited papers presented at The First Yugoslav Conference on Advanced Materials ADVANCED MATERIALS
'95: CHALLENGES OF TOMORROW, held in Herceg-Novi,
Yugoslavia, September 18-22, I 995 .
Actually, this is a first collective presentation of the Yugoslav scientists and their achievements in the field of materials science to the world public, after being isolated from the international community for several years as a consequence of the UN sanctions imposed on our country.
The Conference ha, been initiated by the Association of the Engineers and Technicians of Yugoslavia and the Institute of Technical Sciences of the Serbian Academy of Sciences ru1d Arts, and organized in co-operation with the leading scientific institutions and faculties on the occasion of 50 years of publication of our national journal TECHNICS (fEHNIKA). 1be goal of the Conference wa5 to present the current state of development and Yugoslav potentials and to consider the problems in the materials science and engineering through the lectures of our eminent worldwide known scientists.
The Proceedings contain the 32 papers arranged in sections, corresponding to their scientific contents: (I) Structure and Characterization, (2) Materials for Electronics ru1d Optoelectronics, (3) Physical Chemistry of Materials, (4) Polymers, (5) Thin Films, (6) Powders, Sintering and Composites, (7) Electrochemistry ru1d Physical Metallurgy .
Milivoje Jelacic as a Conference coordinator, Mrs Mirjruia Kosanovic in her technical editing of the materials before, during, and after the meeting, Mr Predrag Zivanovic, Dragan Tasic, Srecko Stopic, Djordje Janackovic, and Petar Uskokovic are gratefully acknowledged.
Actually, this is a first collective presentation of the Yugoslav scientists and their achievements in the field of materials science to the world public, after being isolated from the international community for several years as a consequence of the UN sanctions imposed on our country.
The Conference ha, been initiated by the Association of the Engineers and Technicians of Yugoslavia and the Institute of Technical Sciences of the Serbian Academy of Sciences ru1d Arts, and organized in co-operation with the leading scientific institutions and faculties on the occasion of 50 years of publication of our national journal TECHNICS (fEHNIKA). 1be goal of the Conference wa5 to present the current state of development and Yugoslav potentials and to consider the problems in the materials science and engineering through the lectures of our eminent worldwide known scientists.
The Proceedings contain the 32 papers arranged in sections, corresponding to their scientific contents: (I) Structure and Characterization, (2) Materials for Electronics ru1d Optoelectronics, (3) Physical Chemistry of Materials, (4) Polymers, (5) Thin Films, (6) Powders, Sintering and Composites, (7) Electrochemistry ru1d Physical Metallurgy .
Milivoje Jelacic as a Conference coordinator, Mrs Mirjruia Kosanovic in her technical editing of the materials before, during, and after the meeting, Mr Predrag Zivanovic, Dragan Tasic, Srecko Stopic, Djordje Janackovic, and Petar Uskokovic are gratefully acknowledged.
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Qing Xuan Jia, Han Xu Sun, Si Cheng Nian, Wei Chen
Then the material properties is defined as a linear material, elastic modulus as 206 E\Gpa, Poisson’s ratio as 0.3, the density as 7800 kg/m3.
2.3 Mesh Dividing
In order to better control grid accuracy and facilitate compute calculation, the different grid precision is set according to the different component of ISS.
Journal of vibration and Shock, 2009,03:1-5+195
Journal of vibration and Shock, 2003,02:7-9+99 [6]Ren Huai-yu,Shi Xiao-hong,Zhang Jia-qi.
Journal of Vibration Engineering,2012,01:38-42
Journal of Yantai University(Natural Science and Engineering Edition),2011,01:13-18.
Journal of vibration and Shock, 2009,03:1-5+195
Journal of vibration and Shock, 2003,02:7-9+99 [6]Ren Huai-yu,Shi Xiao-hong,Zhang Jia-qi.
Journal of Vibration Engineering,2012,01:38-42
Journal of Yantai University(Natural Science and Engineering Edition),2011,01:13-18.
Online since: June 2015
Authors: Wilson Acchar, Gilberto da Silva Falk, Ênio Leandro Machado, Diosnel Rodríguez, Adriane de Assis Lawisch Rodriguez
In this scenario, the study and development of new materials, such as nanostructured materials, become essential not only for monitoring contaminated environments but also for the remediation of them.
The increasing interest in those materials is due their high surface area, i.e. particles and interfaces with extremely small one-hundred nanometers which makes, in many cases, more selective and reactive with mechanical, optical, magnetic and chemical distinct than other materials.
Vargová: Materials Letters Vol. 63 (2009, p 461
Jesenaka: Applied Surface Science Vol. 257 (2011), p. 4678
Magalhaes: Science Direct Desalination Vol. 276 (2011), p. 266.
The increasing interest in those materials is due their high surface area, i.e. particles and interfaces with extremely small one-hundred nanometers which makes, in many cases, more selective and reactive with mechanical, optical, magnetic and chemical distinct than other materials.
Vargová: Materials Letters Vol. 63 (2009, p 461
Jesenaka: Applied Surface Science Vol. 257 (2011), p. 4678
Magalhaes: Science Direct Desalination Vol. 276 (2011), p. 266.