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Online since: October 2010
Authors: Ying Cheng Hu, Ye Cheng Fang, Xu Jie Zhang
Table 2 Result of the Experiment
Number
Depth of Tanks[mm]
Length of Joint[mm]
Plywood as their web plates
OSB as their web paltes
Average Tension[N]
Shear Strength[MPa]
Average Tension[N]
Shear Strength[MPa]
1
6
40
2.910
3.163
2.910
3.163
2
6
50
3.594
3.125
3.595
3.126
3
6
60
3.084
2.235
3.665
2.656
4
6
70
3.508
2.179
3.010
1.870
5
9
40
3.350
2.888
3.459
2.982
6
9
50
4.442
3.063
4.124
2.844
7
9
60
4.350
2.500
3.582
2.059
8
9
70
4.115
2.027
2.586
1.274
9
12
40
3.369
2.406
2.973
2.124
10
12
50
4.337
2.478
4.155
2.374
11
12
60
4.827
2.299
3.275
1.560
12
12
70
4.827
1.970
4.072
1.662
13
15
40
2.884
1.759
3.715
2.265
14
15
50
3.669
1.790
3.886
1.896
15
15
60
4.405
1.791
4.528
1.841
16
15
70
4.269
1.487
4.423
1.541
The average tension was effected by the factors we had listed in Table 1.
(2) The main destructional form is the fracture in the direction parallel to grain on the flanges.
(2) The main destructional form is the fracture in the direction parallel to grain on the flanges.
Online since: September 2010
Authors: Kai Soon Fong, Hossein Sina, Chow Cher Wong, Chun Wei Su, Peng Hooi Oon
Load Stroke Z-Axis Versus No. of Passes
0
1
2
3
4 0 1 2 3 4
No. of Flow Passes
Z-Axis Load (kN)
Liquid Forged Pre-forms Machined Pre-forms
Figure 4: Load (Z-axis) versus number of flow passes for liquid forged and machined pre-forms
The microstructures of a liquid forged pre-form before deformation and that after four flow forming
passes is shown in Fig. 5.
The microstructure after flow forming reveals elongated grains in the direction of flow and the breaking up of the secondary phases in the microstructure.
The microstructure after flow forming reveals elongated grains in the direction of flow and the breaking up of the secondary phases in the microstructure.
Online since: April 2012
Authors: Yang Qiao, Xiu Li Fu, Xue Feng Yang
The emissivity depends on a number of things such as spectral range, surface conditions, and temperature, etc.
This plastic deformation results in tearing off of the grains of carbide from deforming cobalt layers.
This plastic deformation results in tearing off of the grains of carbide from deforming cobalt layers.
Online since: March 2010
Authors: Guang Jie Shao, Yi Tao Yang, Shun Jie Li, Kun Peng
However, when the temperature of annealing reached 1280℃, the typical three-way type of
a b c overburning phenomenon can be observed clearly in the grain boundary.
After a large number of analyses about the simulation data, temperature situation of P3 point is shown in Fig.6.
After a large number of analyses about the simulation data, temperature situation of P3 point is shown in Fig.6.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Róbert Drlička, Ivan Kováč, Ján Žitňanský, Rastislav Mikuš
Analyses of samples chemical and structural composition were realised using a scanning electron microscope Jeol JSM 7000F with an Oxford Instruments EDX analytical unit with autoemission nozzle and a microanalysis unit INCA Energy 250 allowing element analysis from atomic number 5.
Ferrite forms polyedric grains, constituting approximately 50 % of structure.
Ferrite forms polyedric grains, constituting approximately 50 % of structure.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Mei Chang Zhang, Peng Cheng Fei, De Long Zou
Analysis object is NanYangpo 4th coal seam, 4101 mining face and its transport tunnel and back wind tunnel, working face length of 200m, towards length of 100m, the coal seam dip angle is nearly horizontal, the main minable coal average thickness of 5M, direct top is mudstone, thickness 3.5M, old top is fine grained sandstone, the thickness 9m,adopt caving coal mining ,roadway height 3M, height of top-coal 2m.
Author Introduction; The First Author Name : Zhang Meichang Gender: Male ID card number: 210902198711211515 Tel: 13841849555 Email:45477722@qq.com Job: Liaoning Technical University , Mining Academy Academic Qualifications: Graduate students Tutor: Wang Jiren Major: Mining Engineering Research Direction: Control Theory of Roadway Surrounding Rock References: [1] Qian Gaoming, Shi Pingwu, Mine Pressure and Strata Control [ M], China University of Mining and Technology press,2003-11 [2] Xu Yongqi, Coal mining[M],China University of Mining and Technology press,1999-8 [3] Zhang Xiaojun, Sensitivity Analysis of Factors Influencing the Stability of Mined Area[J], Mining Research and Development, Vo.l.26.No.1ISSN 1005-2763 [4] Chi Yong, Zhou Jian, Kang Jinghao.
Author Introduction; The First Author Name : Zhang Meichang Gender: Male ID card number: 210902198711211515 Tel: 13841849555 Email:45477722@qq.com Job: Liaoning Technical University , Mining Academy Academic Qualifications: Graduate students Tutor: Wang Jiren Major: Mining Engineering Research Direction: Control Theory of Roadway Surrounding Rock References: [1] Qian Gaoming, Shi Pingwu, Mine Pressure and Strata Control [ M], China University of Mining and Technology press,2003-11 [2] Xu Yongqi, Coal mining[M],China University of Mining and Technology press,1999-8 [3] Zhang Xiaojun, Sensitivity Analysis of Factors Influencing the Stability of Mined Area[J], Mining Research and Development, Vo.l.26.No.1ISSN 1005-2763 [4] Chi Yong, Zhou Jian, Kang Jinghao.
Online since: February 2006
Authors: Sheng Jie Piao, Jia Xiang Liu, Nan Zhang
A number of transparent conducting oxide
materials have a large area of applications in industry.
The results indicated that high temperature annealing leaded to the films with a lower sheet resistance, which inferred a better crystallinity of films and lower defect near the grain boundary .The decrease in resistivity with temperature can be attributed to the increase of carrier mobility and the decrease of boundary scatter.
The results indicated that high temperature annealing leaded to the films with a lower sheet resistance, which inferred a better crystallinity of films and lower defect near the grain boundary .The decrease in resistivity with temperature can be attributed to the increase of carrier mobility and the decrease of boundary scatter.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Hong Wu Song, Shi Hong Zhang, Xin Li, Ming Cheng, Tao Lin, Ming Cheng
Titanium and molybdenum were added to refine the grains.
And with the increase of number and size on bulk martensite, the strength of the steel became strengthening.
And with the increase of number and size on bulk martensite, the strength of the steel became strengthening.
Online since: June 2014
Authors: Xin Shao, Jin Ting Zhao, Zhen Guo Wang, Chuan Yue, Yong Ning Mi
Introduction
Superfine sand refers to the fineness modulus of 0.7-1.5, the average particle size is under 0.25 mm, it’s poor grain size distribution, large void ratio, big specific surface area, high silt content.
Table 1 The concrete mixture ratio and compression test result Serial number Water/ cement ratio Cement /(kg/m3) Water/ (kg/m3) Pebble/(kg/m3) Sand /(kg/m3) Sand/gravel ratio /% The compressive strength of 28 days / MPa T-1 0.4 475.00 190 1292.24 454.03 26 33.00 T-2 0.45 422.22 190 1308.35 483.91 27 42.77 T-3 0.5 380.00 190 1316.91 512.13 28 32.97 T-4 0.55 345.45 190 1357.15 501.96 27 30.46 Test method Concrete compressive strength test.Put the concrete in the standard curing room maintenance to 28 days,and then measured compressive strength of concrete block.
Table 1 The concrete mixture ratio and compression test result Serial number Water/ cement ratio Cement /(kg/m3) Water/ (kg/m3) Pebble/(kg/m3) Sand /(kg/m3) Sand/gravel ratio /% The compressive strength of 28 days / MPa T-1 0.4 475.00 190 1292.24 454.03 26 33.00 T-2 0.45 422.22 190 1308.35 483.91 27 42.77 T-3 0.5 380.00 190 1316.91 512.13 28 32.97 T-4 0.55 345.45 190 1357.15 501.96 27 30.46 Test method Concrete compressive strength test.Put the concrete in the standard curing room maintenance to 28 days,and then measured compressive strength of concrete block.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: Eui Pak Yoon, Jung Pyung Choi, Young Min Hur, Tae Woon Nam
This study
considers the grain primary silicon morphology changing process and eutectic modification process
with electromagnetic vibration.
10000 mixed internal stress mixed drag stress turbulent drag stress smooth internal stress 10-1 atm 10-2 atm 10-3 atm 10-4 atm 10-5 atm 1atm 10atm Re=10 Frequency (Hz) Amplitude (m) Re=10 3 102 atm viscous drag stress (a) (b) Fig. 3 (a) The trends of mean diameter and degree of sphericity varies with frequency and intensity of EMV (cooling rate=1.5K/s) (b) f-a map showing bending stresses in roots of aluminum alloy (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Fig. 4 Microstructures of Al-Si-Mg alloy according to the frequency at 1.05×10 6A /m2 (a) as-cast, (b) 60Hz, (c) 200Hz,(d) 500Hz, (e) 700Hz, (f) 1000Hz It has been well documented that the transformation of unmodified flakes to modified fibrous structures arises from a very different type of growth of the Si phase and this difference appears to lie in the number
10000 mixed internal stress mixed drag stress turbulent drag stress smooth internal stress 10-1 atm 10-2 atm 10-3 atm 10-4 atm 10-5 atm 1atm 10atm Re=10 Frequency (Hz) Amplitude (m) Re=10 3 102 atm viscous drag stress (a) (b) Fig. 3 (a) The trends of mean diameter and degree of sphericity varies with frequency and intensity of EMV (cooling rate=1.5K/s) (b) f-a map showing bending stresses in roots of aluminum alloy (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Fig. 4 Microstructures of Al-Si-Mg alloy according to the frequency at 1.05×10 6A /m2 (a) as-cast, (b) 60Hz, (c) 200Hz,(d) 500Hz, (e) 700Hz, (f) 1000Hz It has been well documented that the transformation of unmodified flakes to modified fibrous structures arises from a very different type of growth of the Si phase and this difference appears to lie in the number