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Online since: July 2014
Authors: Feng Han, Bao Cheng Wang
The plastic strain of fine-grained subgrade under repeated loads can be determined by the model proposed by Li and Selig [3].
The Deriving calculation formula is Eq.1: Eq.1 In which, is the as a percentage of roadbed accumulated plastic strain, is the surface stress of roadbed, is the compressive strength of roadbed, which can be obtained by the static triaxial loading test, is the applied numbers of repeated load, are regression parameters of roadbed, determined by the roadbed type.
The Deriving calculation formula is Eq.1: Eq.1 In which, is the as a percentage of roadbed accumulated plastic strain, is the surface stress of roadbed, is the compressive strength of roadbed, which can be obtained by the static triaxial loading test, is the applied numbers of repeated load, are regression parameters of roadbed, determined by the roadbed type.
Online since: August 2021
Authors: Evgeniy N. Eremin, Viktor M. Yurov, Sergey A. Guchenko
Results of the Experiments and Discussion
As can be seen in the photograph of the tablet obtained with a MIRA3 TESCAN electron microscope (Fig. 3), the structure of the material is sufficiently fine-grained and homogeneous, which should contribute to a constant composition of the resulting coatings.
This approach makes it possible to quickly carry out a large number of studies in order to obtain more advanced anti-friction, heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant and other functional coatings.
This approach makes it possible to quickly carry out a large number of studies in order to obtain more advanced anti-friction, heat-resistant, corrosion-resistant and other functional coatings.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: Ki Bae Kim, Suk Won Kang, Dock Young Lee
For fatigue test a pole shape specimen was applied to a
tensile-tensile test (180MPa/180(R=0.1)) on MTS 810 machine to measure the number of cycles at
fracture in the stress.
It is well reported that the mechanical properties would be improved with the decrease of grain size and primary α phase size.
It is well reported that the mechanical properties would be improved with the decrease of grain size and primary α phase size.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Li Chen, Sai Nan Wei, Rui Zhou Li, Ji Ming Yao
The United States and France have excellent structural profiled absorbing carbon fiber used in stealth aircraft [7].
1.5 Chiral carbon fiber
Spiral carbon fiber is a typical chiral material with wide grain size distribution and excellent electromagnetic wave dispersion effect.
Its diameter is 4-30μm and adjustable root number is between 1000~5000.
Its diameter is 4-30μm and adjustable root number is between 1000~5000.
Online since: February 2013
Authors: Yan Hua Guo, Hui Xin Dai, Jun Long Yang
Different magnetic matrices, in the same background field intensity of magnetic field gradient is different, for different fineness of ore grain, magnetic separation effect is different. [7]According to the separated materials, in the background field strength for 1.2 T, choosing different magnetic matrices to obtain the result is shown in Table 3.
So, one-time high gradient magnetic separation can get qualified concentrate, there is no need to increase the number of cleaner.
So, one-time high gradient magnetic separation can get qualified concentrate, there is no need to increase the number of cleaner.
Online since: July 2005
Authors: Koichi Ohori, Yusuke Nakaura
The number of microcracks decreased with increasing
rolling speed and was hardly observed at rolling speed above 1m/min and strip with good surface
was obtained.
It was recognized by observation of the cross-sectional microstructure that columnar dendrites grow along the direction of heat transfer from the surface to mid-thickness region and an equiaxed crystal grain is present in mid-thickness region.
It was recognized by observation of the cross-sectional microstructure that columnar dendrites grow along the direction of heat transfer from the surface to mid-thickness region and an equiaxed crystal grain is present in mid-thickness region.
Online since: February 2011
Authors: A. Bahrami, A. Razaghian, G.S. Mousavi, H.R. Jafari Nodooshan, Masoud Emamy
While there have been a number of studies to tailor the properties of aluminum using different types and amount of reinforcement, there has been no attempt made to study the effect of the level of deformation such as extrusion ratio on the microstructure and tensile properties of Al-Mg2Si composites.
Fig. 2a shows a typical microstructure of Al–15 wt.% Mg2Si composite, which according to the pseudo-binary phase diagram (Fig. 2b), consists of dark faceted particles of primary Mg2Si and bright α-Al grains in a matrix of Al–Mg2Si eutectic cells.
Fig. 2a shows a typical microstructure of Al–15 wt.% Mg2Si composite, which according to the pseudo-binary phase diagram (Fig. 2b), consists of dark faceted particles of primary Mg2Si and bright α-Al grains in a matrix of Al–Mg2Si eutectic cells.
Online since: February 2016
Authors: Michal Přinosil
., Nové Strašecí) and
fine grained quartz sand ST2 with maximum particle size of 0.1 mm and STJ25 with maximum particle
size of 0.3 mm (both manufactured by Sklopísek Střeleč, a.s.).
The difference in load ∆P was calculated for all the recorded data during the experiment between points B and C (Fig. 3) as:∆P = ∑np i=1 |PB−C,teor,i − PB−C,exp,i| np , (6) where np was number of the recorded data between points B and C.
The difference in load ∆P was calculated for all the recorded data during the experiment between points B and C (Fig. 3) as:∆P = ∑np i=1 |PB−C,teor,i − PB−C,exp,i| np , (6) where np was number of the recorded data between points B and C.