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Online since: June 2024
Authors: Khudhayer J. Jadee, Noor Alhuda Hayder Ali, Mohammed Ali Nasser
The Belleville spring was designed based on a number of considerations, including the following:
i.
The number of discs in parallel (n) and the number of discs in series (i) make up an arrangement as illustrates the non-linearity of the arrangement load-length curves in Fig.4.
The typical calculation of (i) the number of springs placed in sequence without accounting for friction produces as follows.
Stress – Deflection Relation in Single Belleville Spring The Belleville spring discs can be subjected to extensive load, and it can be extending deeply inside the disc thickness, changing the grain size and giving its surface hardness.
In the proper computations of the stresses in the Belleville spring, tensile stress is represented by positive numbers, and compressive stress is represented by negative numbers.
The number of discs in parallel (n) and the number of discs in series (i) make up an arrangement as illustrates the non-linearity of the arrangement load-length curves in Fig.4.
The typical calculation of (i) the number of springs placed in sequence without accounting for friction produces as follows.
Stress – Deflection Relation in Single Belleville Spring The Belleville spring discs can be subjected to extensive load, and it can be extending deeply inside the disc thickness, changing the grain size and giving its surface hardness.
In the proper computations of the stresses in the Belleville spring, tensile stress is represented by positive numbers, and compressive stress is represented by negative numbers.
Online since: February 2015
Authors: I. Malico, P.J.S.A. Ferreira de Sousa
Introduction
The study of fluid flow and heat transfer through porous media is important and has received a lot of attention for many years due to its broad range of applications such as geothermal systems, grain storage, filters, packed bed reactors, porous burners, to name but a few.
The steady, elongated and closed near-wake becomes unstable for Reynolds numbers above the critical Reynods number Recrit (Fig. 3(c), 3(d)).
Reynolds number for the flow past a square cylinder.
Integrating the local Nusselt number over the surface of the cylinder one can obtain the average Nusselt number Nu defined as: (8) Figure 12 - Time-averaged Nusselt number vs.
It can be seen that, as expected, when the Reynolds number increases the Nusselt number increases.
The steady, elongated and closed near-wake becomes unstable for Reynolds numbers above the critical Reynods number Recrit (Fig. 3(c), 3(d)).
Reynolds number for the flow past a square cylinder.
Integrating the local Nusselt number over the surface of the cylinder one can obtain the average Nusselt number Nu defined as: (8) Figure 12 - Time-averaged Nusselt number vs.
It can be seen that, as expected, when the Reynolds number increases the Nusselt number increases.
Online since: May 2013
Authors: Pankaj Kalra, Rajeev Garg, Ajay Kumar
An open circuit voltage (OCV) of slightly larger than 1 volt is attained when the cell is not loaded and ionic transport number is close to 100%.
Very large grain-boundary resistances would prevent the free flow of oxygen anions if the oxide particles are simply pressed together at low temperatures.
In order to remove the grain-boundary resistance between YSZ particles typically a sintering temperature of at least 1500K is required.
The electrochemical reactions occur in an SOFC on a large number of active triple phase boundary (TPB) sites present in the porous mixed conducting electrodes.
Liquid hydrocarbons, e.g. propane, are also used for a number of stationary power generation applications because of their widespread availability.
Very large grain-boundary resistances would prevent the free flow of oxygen anions if the oxide particles are simply pressed together at low temperatures.
In order to remove the grain-boundary resistance between YSZ particles typically a sintering temperature of at least 1500K is required.
The electrochemical reactions occur in an SOFC on a large number of active triple phase boundary (TPB) sites present in the porous mixed conducting electrodes.
Liquid hydrocarbons, e.g. propane, are also used for a number of stationary power generation applications because of their widespread availability.
Online since: February 2019
Authors: L.L. Maslennikova, N.A. Babak, I.A. Naginskii
For research of waste structure and synthesizable materials structure X-ray phase, differential-thermal methods of analysis and grain size measurements were used.
Determination of the size modulus of screening of secondary crushed stone Residues, [% by weight, on sieves #] Passage through the sieve with mesh # 016, [% by weight] Size modulus 2,5 1,25 0,63 0,315 0,16 [Мs] 19,5 17,7 16,6 16,7 18,0 11,5 2,7 Removing and recycling of fractions from 0 to 5mm from a secondary srush stone would allow to decrease an anthropogenic impact of construction waste on the environment. 2.2 Development of compositions of ceramic materials using construction waste Mineral construction waste in its chemical composition and technical properties are close to natural raw materials and sometimes they have a number of advantages (pre-heat treatment, increased dispersiveness and e.t.c.), so, the use of such wastes in the production of building materials is one of the ways of material intensity of production and environmental load decrease.
When a fine-dispersed clay-containing component is added to the composition, deformation characteristics of the material can be improved by changing of a structural motive of a contact at a prase boundary [3] and by an increase in the number of contacts Based on the conducted studies, a technology for the production of facade nonfired tiles was developed.
Determination of the size modulus of screening of secondary crushed stone Residues, [% by weight, on sieves #] Passage through the sieve with mesh # 016, [% by weight] Size modulus 2,5 1,25 0,63 0,315 0,16 [Мs] 19,5 17,7 16,6 16,7 18,0 11,5 2,7 Removing and recycling of fractions from 0 to 5mm from a secondary srush stone would allow to decrease an anthropogenic impact of construction waste on the environment. 2.2 Development of compositions of ceramic materials using construction waste Mineral construction waste in its chemical composition and technical properties are close to natural raw materials and sometimes they have a number of advantages (pre-heat treatment, increased dispersiveness and e.t.c.), so, the use of such wastes in the production of building materials is one of the ways of material intensity of production and environmental load decrease.
When a fine-dispersed clay-containing component is added to the composition, deformation characteristics of the material can be improved by changing of a structural motive of a contact at a prase boundary [3] and by an increase in the number of contacts Based on the conducted studies, a technology for the production of facade nonfired tiles was developed.
Online since: May 2017
Authors: Andini Isfandiary, Dyah Hikmawati, Prihartini Widiyanti
Tensile test data showed the highest number of tensile strength from the 0.1% AV sample at 0.017 MPa.
Methods Synthesis of Aloe vera Extract Mature Aloe vera was collected and separated from their skin (±400 grams), so only the clean and clear grains remained.
Collagen also found in numbers absorption 3250,25 cm-1 which is a cluster of O - H.
Methods Synthesis of Aloe vera Extract Mature Aloe vera was collected and separated from their skin (±400 grams), so only the clean and clear grains remained.
Collagen also found in numbers absorption 3250,25 cm-1 which is a cluster of O - H.
Online since: July 2014
Authors: R.K. Gartia
However, real crystals are far from ideal; they have invariable number of imperfections that give rise to localized levels within the otherwise forbidden band-gap that describes an ideal material.
Lovedy Singh of the group, number of complex glow curves have been analyzed and the physical significance of the extracted parameters have been justified in a number of research papers[8–12].
It is to be noted that da Silva et al.[35] have used number methods for analysis.
The program has been extensively used by the Polish Group led by Wojtowicz for number of materials [74,75,40].
Lang, OSL dating of coarse-grain fluvial quartz using single-aliquot protocols on sediments from NE Peloponnese, Greece, Quat.
Lovedy Singh of the group, number of complex glow curves have been analyzed and the physical significance of the extracted parameters have been justified in a number of research papers[8–12].
It is to be noted that da Silva et al.[35] have used number methods for analysis.
The program has been extensively used by the Polish Group led by Wojtowicz for number of materials [74,75,40].
Lang, OSL dating of coarse-grain fluvial quartz using single-aliquot protocols on sediments from NE Peloponnese, Greece, Quat.
Online since: October 2008
Authors: Quan Chen, Andrew M. Soutar
An important area of investigation in ceramic materials relates to ceramic powders with small
grains, and in particular to the study of nano-scaled powders used during the preparation of
ceramics for high value added applications.
With developments in materials science and technology, tight specifications for BaTiO3 powders are now demanded with required characteristics including fine grain size, presence of few agglomerations and uniform composition, whilst having higher dielectric constant.
Spinels containing transition metal ions can act as efficient catalysts in a number of heterogeneous chemical processes, such as CO oxidation, catalytic combustion of hydrocarbons or selective oxidation and reduction of several organic molecules [64, 65, 66].
The grain surface is less contaminated as a result of the supercritical drying, and microstructure development during sintering leads to a homogeneous fine-grained microstructure.
The colloidal particles offer a number of potential advantages over conventional surfactants, such as a reduction of foaming problem, lower toxicity and lower cost.
With developments in materials science and technology, tight specifications for BaTiO3 powders are now demanded with required characteristics including fine grain size, presence of few agglomerations and uniform composition, whilst having higher dielectric constant.
Spinels containing transition metal ions can act as efficient catalysts in a number of heterogeneous chemical processes, such as CO oxidation, catalytic combustion of hydrocarbons or selective oxidation and reduction of several organic molecules [64, 65, 66].
The grain surface is less contaminated as a result of the supercritical drying, and microstructure development during sintering leads to a homogeneous fine-grained microstructure.
The colloidal particles offer a number of potential advantages over conventional surfactants, such as a reduction of foaming problem, lower toxicity and lower cost.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Yusuf Şahin, K.Emre Öksüz, M. Şimşir
The compacts containing Tin had higher hardness and better densification in comparison to those without [4].Wang et al. [5]indicatedTi coatingprotected diamond from oxidation and a maximum increment was reached to 20% [6, 7].The compositeswere produced at 8 GPa and temperatures of 1800 - 2000 oCfrom diamond powders with micron size grains and showed higher hardness[8-9].
A factorial design of experiment of type of 2k was used in the present study where ‘k ‘corresponds to the number of factors and ‘2’ stands for the number of levels.
Thus, minimum number of trial experiments to be conducted for each material is 8.The plan of experiments and their levels in the present study are shown in Table 1.
Depth of penetration of abrasive particles depends on number of factors such as type, size and hardness of abrasive particles, loading conditions and hardness of matrix materials [16].The depth of deformation grooves increases with increasing the sliding distance since its hardness is about 71 HB, but is found to be less effective in comparison to the load (Fig.1b).The lowest effect on the weight loss of the composite is indicated by the sliding speed (Fig.1c).
A factorial design of experiment of type of 2k was used in the present study where ‘k ‘corresponds to the number of factors and ‘2’ stands for the number of levels.
Thus, minimum number of trial experiments to be conducted for each material is 8.The plan of experiments and their levels in the present study are shown in Table 1.
Depth of penetration of abrasive particles depends on number of factors such as type, size and hardness of abrasive particles, loading conditions and hardness of matrix materials [16].The depth of deformation grooves increases with increasing the sliding distance since its hardness is about 71 HB, but is found to be less effective in comparison to the load (Fig.1b).The lowest effect on the weight loss of the composite is indicated by the sliding speed (Fig.1c).
Online since: September 2008
Authors: James L. Smialek
A number of MIDS-related phenomena came to light, as summarized in
Fig. 4, showing additional weight loss, increased spall area, and cumulative acoustic emission
events due to immersion.
alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr weight loss, mg/cm 2 0.01 0.1 1 10 alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr MIDS spall area, % 0.1 1 10 100 as-received H2-annealed alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr number AE events 10 100 1000 alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr weight loss, mg/cm 2 0.01 0.1 1 10 alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr MIDS spall area, % 0.1 1 10 100 as-received H2-annealed as-received H2-annealed alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr number AE events 10 100 1000 Fig. 4.
Examination of the exposed interface revealed highly faceted imprints of the alumina grains and no indication of chemical dissolution, Fig. 8.
According to many treatises on hydrogen embrittlement, a number of common aspects are in play that have parallels in the MIDS phenomenon, as discussed previously in [17]: a multi-axial tensile stress state exists which promotes hydrogen interstitial diffusion; embrittlement is maximized near room temperature, where hydrogen diffusion is sufficient to enter the material, but not so fast as to escape immediately; time delays for crack propagation are caused by this diffusion interval; and, finally, a negative synergy with interfacial sulfur exists, both experimentally and in theoretical quantum chemistry models, showing decreased M-Al2O3 interfacial bond strength.
alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr weight loss, mg/cm 2 0.01 0.1 1 10 alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr MIDS spall area, % 0.1 1 10 100 as-received H2-annealed alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr number AE events 10 100 1000 alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr weight loss, mg/cm 2 0.01 0.1 1 10 alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr MIDS spall area, % 0.1 1 10 100 as-received H2-annealed as-received H2-annealed alloy, condition no Y Y Y, 1 yr number AE events 10 100 1000 Fig. 4.
Examination of the exposed interface revealed highly faceted imprints of the alumina grains and no indication of chemical dissolution, Fig. 8.
According to many treatises on hydrogen embrittlement, a number of common aspects are in play that have parallels in the MIDS phenomenon, as discussed previously in [17]: a multi-axial tensile stress state exists which promotes hydrogen interstitial diffusion; embrittlement is maximized near room temperature, where hydrogen diffusion is sufficient to enter the material, but not so fast as to escape immediately; time delays for crack propagation are caused by this diffusion interval; and, finally, a negative synergy with interfacial sulfur exists, both experimentally and in theoretical quantum chemistry models, showing decreased M-Al2O3 interfacial bond strength.
Online since: July 2022
Authors: Mykola L. Zotsenko, Olena V. Mykhailovska
A large number of toxic chemical elements and compounds enter the near-surface areas of the hydrosphere and lithosphere [1, 2].
In a number of regions, the bottom and walls of storage facilities are used for clay - artificial filling of cavities and large cracks in rock or soil with clay.
According to the experience of design, the application of a protective layer of sandy soil can be accompanied by a number of difficulties: insufficient stability of the soil on the slopes, external natural and climatic factors.
Removal ash is a fine material with a small particle size, which allows it to be used for a number of industries without additional grinding.
The possibility of using in solutions both as a fine additive and as a fine-grained filler has been investigated [10].
In a number of regions, the bottom and walls of storage facilities are used for clay - artificial filling of cavities and large cracks in rock or soil with clay.
According to the experience of design, the application of a protective layer of sandy soil can be accompanied by a number of difficulties: insufficient stability of the soil on the slopes, external natural and climatic factors.
Removal ash is a fine material with a small particle size, which allows it to be used for a number of industries without additional grinding.
The possibility of using in solutions both as a fine additive and as a fine-grained filler has been investigated [10].