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Online since: June 2021
Authors: Ye Qin Zhang, Li Chun Qi, Yi Sheng Huang
Anticorrosion property of TC27 Titanium Alloys and Application Evaluation in Tubing
Yeqin Zhanga*, Lichun Qi and Yisheng Huang
AECC Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials, Beijing 100095, China
ayeqinzhang@hotmail.com, qilichunbiam@hotmail.com, huangee1013@hotmail.com
Keywords: Titanium alloy; tubing; corrosion test; erosion
Abstract.
Therefore, corrosion has become a key factor affecting the reliability and service life of tubing, and is the most important cause of tubing accidents [2].
Therefore, corrosion has become a key factor affecting the reliability and service life of tubing and is the most important cause of tubing accidents.
As an important metal material, titanium alloy has excellent physical and chemical properties and corrosion resistance.
The specimens was prepared by mechanical processing method, and the surface roughness was in accordance with GB/T 1031, the maximum allowable value of Ra is 3.2 μm.
Therefore, corrosion has become a key factor affecting the reliability and service life of tubing, and is the most important cause of tubing accidents [2].
Therefore, corrosion has become a key factor affecting the reliability and service life of tubing and is the most important cause of tubing accidents.
As an important metal material, titanium alloy has excellent physical and chemical properties and corrosion resistance.
The specimens was prepared by mechanical processing method, and the surface roughness was in accordance with GB/T 1031, the maximum allowable value of Ra is 3.2 μm.
Online since: July 2022
Authors: Ozan Erartsin, Jamal Zanjani, Ismet Baran
An important factor affecting the level of interdiffusion is the cure temperature.
Cure temperature is known to affect the interdiffusion process since both the viscosity and gelation time, which influence the interphase thickness and morphology, depend on temperature [6,7].
The authors propose as future work the mechanical characterization of the interphase using nanoindentation and conducting further fractographic analysis with scanning electron microscopy.
Furthermore, studying residual stresses is considered to be also important to understand the underlying factors in the fracture behavior of hybrid composites.
Baran, Co-Bonded Hybrid Thermoplastic-Thermoset Composite Interphase: Process-Microstructure-Property Correlation, Materials 14 (2021) 291
Cure temperature is known to affect the interdiffusion process since both the viscosity and gelation time, which influence the interphase thickness and morphology, depend on temperature [6,7].
The authors propose as future work the mechanical characterization of the interphase using nanoindentation and conducting further fractographic analysis with scanning electron microscopy.
Furthermore, studying residual stresses is considered to be also important to understand the underlying factors in the fracture behavior of hybrid composites.
Baran, Co-Bonded Hybrid Thermoplastic-Thermoset Composite Interphase: Process-Microstructure-Property Correlation, Materials 14 (2021) 291
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Qing Lu, Zhi Qiang Kang, Shu Hui Zhang
Foam glass composite with good properties was prepared from iron ore tailings as the main raw material by two-steps method in this paper, the characteristics of which was determined by XRD and SEM technologies.
The crystal phase existing in the sample may improve the mechanical strength[5], but easily leads to generate more connection pores in the sample inside.
Fig.4 SEM micrographs of porous in samples The foaming temperature is the key factor to affect the sample quality.
Table 3 shows the effects of various foaming temperature on the sample properties.
Besides, the holding time also has effects on the sample properties even at the same foaming temperature.
The crystal phase existing in the sample may improve the mechanical strength[5], but easily leads to generate more connection pores in the sample inside.
Fig.4 SEM micrographs of porous in samples The foaming temperature is the key factor to affect the sample quality.
Table 3 shows the effects of various foaming temperature on the sample properties.
Besides, the holding time also has effects on the sample properties even at the same foaming temperature.
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Hanida Abdullah, Aminudin bin Abu, Pauziah Binti Muhamad, Asnizah Sahekhaini, Lee Kee Quen
The noise of exhaust muffler is one of the key factors of the noise of the whole car.
The input side is at x = 0 and the output side is at x = L.Cascading property is the method that makes the four-pole formulation so useful.
Thus, clearly we found that the inlet temperature does not affect the transmission loss of muffler.
Sas:Developementof an Active Exhaust Silencer for Internal Combustion Engines, K.U Leuven, Faculty Applied Science, Department Mechanical Engineering, Celstijnenlaan, Belgium, (2004)
Bento Coelho:Journal Brazil Society Mechanical Science& Engineering,Vol.27, No.2 (2005), p. 132-140
The input side is at x = 0 and the output side is at x = L.Cascading property is the method that makes the four-pole formulation so useful.
Thus, clearly we found that the inlet temperature does not affect the transmission loss of muffler.
Sas:Developementof an Active Exhaust Silencer for Internal Combustion Engines, K.U Leuven, Faculty Applied Science, Department Mechanical Engineering, Celstijnenlaan, Belgium, (2004)
Bento Coelho:Journal Brazil Society Mechanical Science& Engineering,Vol.27, No.2 (2005), p. 132-140
Online since: November 2016
Authors: Jia Yi Zhang, Xiao Mei Liu, Zheng Liu, Li Na Xu, Guang Zhu Bai
Previous studies indicated that [3-4] both the primary α-Al and eutectic silicon were significantly refined by the preparation process of semisolid technique, and the mechanical properties were also improved.
Tp is thought to affect the microstructure of semisolid alloy by cooling rate, undercooling and superheat and so on [4].
With the increase of Tp, the cooling rate and nucleation rate of melt are decreased but the crystalline size is increased, resulting in the morphology of microstructure and properties of the alloy are worse.
M.Pathak, Effects of electromagnetic stirring and rare earth compounds on the microstructure and mechanical properties of hypereutectic Al-Si alloys, Int.
Rassizadehgha, The effect of mischmetal and heat treatment on the micros- tructure and tensile properties of A357 Al-Si casting alloy, Mater.
Tp is thought to affect the microstructure of semisolid alloy by cooling rate, undercooling and superheat and so on [4].
With the increase of Tp, the cooling rate and nucleation rate of melt are decreased but the crystalline size is increased, resulting in the morphology of microstructure and properties of the alloy are worse.
M.Pathak, Effects of electromagnetic stirring and rare earth compounds on the microstructure and mechanical properties of hypereutectic Al-Si alloys, Int.
Rassizadehgha, The effect of mischmetal and heat treatment on the micros- tructure and tensile properties of A357 Al-Si casting alloy, Mater.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Jan Hui Ma, Shuang Li, Wei Guo Dong
Nano technology has been used to improve the textile properties and made them with multi-functional characteristics including flame retardancy, anti-pilling performance, hydrophilicity, self-cleaning properties, antibacterial, UV protection and washing durability.
Weighed, then a sample of cotton fabric was processed. 2.3 properties test of fabric 2.3.1Self-cleaning properties test of nano- TiO2/ cotton fabric Compounded a cup of coffee solution, selected two cotton samples, the sample 1 was the cotton fabric pretreated, sample 2 was the cotton fabric treated by nano-TiO2 .
It is an important factor that affect the comfort of the fabric .
Properties of nano-TiO2/ cotton fabric system were tested. tensile strength, breaking elongation and permeability have declined.
Chou, Study the self cleaning, antibacterial and photocatalytic properties of TiO2 entrapped PVDF membranes, J.
Weighed, then a sample of cotton fabric was processed. 2.3 properties test of fabric 2.3.1Self-cleaning properties test of nano- TiO2/ cotton fabric Compounded a cup of coffee solution, selected two cotton samples, the sample 1 was the cotton fabric pretreated, sample 2 was the cotton fabric treated by nano-TiO2 .
It is an important factor that affect the comfort of the fabric .
Properties of nano-TiO2/ cotton fabric system were tested. tensile strength, breaking elongation and permeability have declined.
Chou, Study the self cleaning, antibacterial and photocatalytic properties of TiO2 entrapped PVDF membranes, J.
Online since: December 2011
Authors: Ming Tang, Jing Qi Li
The characteristics of macro gather some structure and micro porous structure and the mechanical behavior and durability are connected closely.
Many researches show that pore structure characteristics strongly influence the impermeability, air tightness, frost resistance, corrosion resistance and other physical properties and the strength, stiffness and toughness and other mechanical behavior of concrete material.
Table 2 shows the physical property of cement.
The vitreous content is 95%, quality factor>1.2.Table 5 shows the chemical composition of slag powder.
In a early multi-layered adsorption, when the absorption between absorbent and gas is mainly affected by the Van der Waals’ force (S<1/3), S=(Ds-3)/3.
Many researches show that pore structure characteristics strongly influence the impermeability, air tightness, frost resistance, corrosion resistance and other physical properties and the strength, stiffness and toughness and other mechanical behavior of concrete material.
Table 2 shows the physical property of cement.
The vitreous content is 95%, quality factor>1.2.Table 5 shows the chemical composition of slag powder.
In a early multi-layered adsorption, when the absorption between absorbent and gas is mainly affected by the Van der Waals’ force (S<1/3), S=(Ds-3)/3.
Online since: December 2004
Authors: Zhi Ming Zhang, H.S. Shen, Fang Hong Sun, Ming Chen
Introduction
Diamond films have excellent mechanical and tribological properties, such as high hardness and
elastic modulus, good wear resistance, low friction coefficient and thermal conductivity, which
make them the best candidates for wear resistant applications.
Since diamond is the hardest material known, conventional mechanical polishing methods are difficult to apply and very time consuming, especially for the complicated shape surface.
Moreover, the adhesion of the coating can be adversely affected since the processing temperature is generally high [1,2].
Moreover, NDFs have lower hardness than conventional diamond films because of the presence of amorphous carbon in the films, and contain a high level of intrinsic stress that directly affects their adhesion on WC-Co substrates.
As compared with the cemented carbide tools and drawing dies, the working lifetime of these diamond-coated tools and drawing dies increases by a factor of 5-10, according to practical cutting and drawing wire tests.
Since diamond is the hardest material known, conventional mechanical polishing methods are difficult to apply and very time consuming, especially for the complicated shape surface.
Moreover, the adhesion of the coating can be adversely affected since the processing temperature is generally high [1,2].
Moreover, NDFs have lower hardness than conventional diamond films because of the presence of amorphous carbon in the films, and contain a high level of intrinsic stress that directly affects their adhesion on WC-Co substrates.
As compared with the cemented carbide tools and drawing dies, the working lifetime of these diamond-coated tools and drawing dies increases by a factor of 5-10, according to practical cutting and drawing wire tests.
Online since: July 2015
Authors: Sattaya Yimprasert, Ananchai Ukaew
Thailand has been directly affected by climate change, and the volume of water in the main rivers of Thailand is subject to flash flooding; a common phenomenon.
(2) (3) Where f and are the friction factors in the pipe and the specific weight of the water, the friction factor (f) is the main data we wanted to observe.
With a decrease in the friction factor, the flow rate in the pipe increased.
The third theory presented by Sellin R.H. [2] explains that these polymers have an effect on the energy balance between turbulence production and dissipation due to the elastic properties of the macromolecules of the polymer solution which seem as spring to store energy before dissipation into the pipe wall.
Acknowledgments This study was carried out under the support of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Naresuan University, And Assistant Professor Dr.
(2) (3) Where f and are the friction factors in the pipe and the specific weight of the water, the friction factor (f) is the main data we wanted to observe.
With a decrease in the friction factor, the flow rate in the pipe increased.
The third theory presented by Sellin R.H. [2] explains that these polymers have an effect on the energy balance between turbulence production and dissipation due to the elastic properties of the macromolecules of the polymer solution which seem as spring to store energy before dissipation into the pipe wall.
Acknowledgments This study was carried out under the support of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Naresuan University, And Assistant Professor Dr.
Online since: September 2003
Authors: Henrik Jacobsson, Anne Henry, Christer Hallin, Jens Birch, Ulf Lindefelt, Erik Janzén, Rositza Yakimova
Introduction
Silicon carbide (SiC), particularly 4H-SiC, has in the recent years been in focus due to excellent
electronic properties.
The change in volume at the sphere origin can be expressed as ( )33 3 4 hs rrv − =∆ π (2) This change of volume will affect the radius of the sphere of radius R.
Several techniques for calculating the critical thickness of an epilayer have earlier been presented [4,5] but these techniques have mostly been based on mechanical equilibrium of a grown-in threading dislocation that determines the onset of interfacial misfit dislocations.
The screw dislocation was chosen since it has lower energy density than the pure edge dislocation by a factor of 1/(1-ν) [6].
The change in volume at the sphere origin can be expressed as ( )33 3 4 hs rrv − =∆ π (2) This change of volume will affect the radius of the sphere of radius R.
Several techniques for calculating the critical thickness of an epilayer have earlier been presented [4,5] but these techniques have mostly been based on mechanical equilibrium of a grown-in threading dislocation that determines the onset of interfacial misfit dislocations.
The screw dislocation was chosen since it has lower energy density than the pure edge dislocation by a factor of 1/(1-ν) [6].