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Online since: May 2005
Authors: A. Chrysanthou, Li Han, Ken W. Young, R. Hewitt, J.M. O'Sullivan
The mechanical properties of the NG5754 alloy are listed in Table 1.
The mechanical properties of the pre-strained NG5754 had changed as a result of pre-straining and are shown in Table 2.
Compositions and Mechanical properties of 5754 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Young's Modulus (GPa) Tensile strength (MPa) Elongation Hardness (Hv) 70 240 22% 68.5 NOMINAL COMPOSITION IN WEIGHT% (BALANCE Al) Si Fe Cu Mn Mg 0-0.40 0-0.40 0-0.10 0-0.50 2.60-3.60 Table 2.
Mechanical Properties of pre-strained 5754 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Pre-strain level Tensile strength (MPa) Elongation (%) Hardness (HV) 3% 254 20 73 5% 261 18 77 10% 276 16 86 The original NG5754 and the pre-strained NG5754 sheets were used to produce four groups of samples designated SG0, SG3, SG5 and SG10.
These factors contributed to the increase in the shear strength of the riveted samples as the amount of pre-straining level increased.
The mechanical properties of the pre-strained NG5754 had changed as a result of pre-straining and are shown in Table 2.
Compositions and Mechanical properties of 5754 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Young's Modulus (GPa) Tensile strength (MPa) Elongation Hardness (Hv) 70 240 22% 68.5 NOMINAL COMPOSITION IN WEIGHT% (BALANCE Al) Si Fe Cu Mn Mg 0-0.40 0-0.40 0-0.10 0-0.50 2.60-3.60 Table 2.
Mechanical Properties of pre-strained 5754 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Pre-strain level Tensile strength (MPa) Elongation (%) Hardness (HV) 3% 254 20 73 5% 261 18 77 10% 276 16 86 The original NG5754 and the pre-strained NG5754 sheets were used to produce four groups of samples designated SG0, SG3, SG5 and SG10.
These factors contributed to the increase in the shear strength of the riveted samples as the amount of pre-straining level increased.
Online since: November 2010
Authors: Zhen Qing Wang, Bao Lai Wang, Jun Liang, Guo Dong Fang, Li Min Zhou
The compressive stress-strain relations of the braided composites are not great affected by the geometrical sizes.
However, the mechanical properties of 3D braided composites are affected by many factors, such as the braid forms, manufacturing process, cutting edge conditions and fiber volume fraction etc.
The discrete mechanical properties of the braided composites, especially the strength of the material, can be attributed by the complex braid architecture of the braided composites.
The discrete mechanical properties and distribution characteristics of the composites are obtained.
Resume: Baolai Wang (1979- ), male, Post-doctoral at the station, mainly engaged in the mechanical properties and strength theory for Three-dimensional braided composites.
However, the mechanical properties of 3D braided composites are affected by many factors, such as the braid forms, manufacturing process, cutting edge conditions and fiber volume fraction etc.
The discrete mechanical properties of the braided composites, especially the strength of the material, can be attributed by the complex braid architecture of the braided composites.
The discrete mechanical properties and distribution characteristics of the composites are obtained.
Resume: Baolai Wang (1979- ), male, Post-doctoral at the station, mainly engaged in the mechanical properties and strength theory for Three-dimensional braided composites.
Online since: June 2007
Authors: Zheng Yi Jiang, Guo Dong Wang, A. Kiet Tieu, Hai Bo Xie, Tian Guo Zhou, Xianghua Liu
Cooling rate, coiling temperature, and the open sequence of
valve affect directly the final microstructures and mechanical properties of rolled products [8-11].
There are more factors affecting coiling temperature, in which strip velocity is strong timevariable, especially in accelerate rolling, time of different points through cooling zone is different.
The mechanical properties of cooled product reach or exceed the normative values.
Summary The cooling process on the runout table (ROT) has been modelled by taking into account the various factors that affect the temperature of the strip.
The mechanical properties of cooled product reach or exceed the normative values.
There are more factors affecting coiling temperature, in which strip velocity is strong timevariable, especially in accelerate rolling, time of different points through cooling zone is different.
The mechanical properties of cooled product reach or exceed the normative values.
Summary The cooling process on the runout table (ROT) has been modelled by taking into account the various factors that affect the temperature of the strip.
The mechanical properties of cooled product reach or exceed the normative values.
Online since: October 2007
Authors: Wei Dong Miao, Xu Jun Mi, Hua Chu Li, Bao De Qi
Surface preparation is potentially important to the mechanical and biomedical properties of
NiTi shape memory alloys.
In recent years, surface preparation has attracted considerable attention due to its potentially important effect on properties of NiTi alloys [4-6].
There are many factors that affect fatigue life of NiTi wire.
The smoother surface has less slag, burrs, scratches or heat affected zones, and therefore less stress concentrations under exogenous action.
In addition, the hydrogen brittleness, caused by the hydrogen atoms absorbed in the course of the surface treatment, will severely deteriorate the mechanical properties.
In recent years, surface preparation has attracted considerable attention due to its potentially important effect on properties of NiTi alloys [4-6].
There are many factors that affect fatigue life of NiTi wire.
The smoother surface has less slag, burrs, scratches or heat affected zones, and therefore less stress concentrations under exogenous action.
In addition, the hydrogen brittleness, caused by the hydrogen atoms absorbed in the course of the surface treatment, will severely deteriorate the mechanical properties.
Online since: November 2014
Authors: Andrzej Komorek, Paweł Przybyłek, Dawid Brzozowski
This article presents the results of the influence of solar radiation (UV) on the strength properties of laminates with different types of reinforcement.
Introduction Aircraft parts, while in interaction with the natural environment, are exposed to the destructive influence of weather conditions as well as the factors that shape them together with local environmental changes.
UV radiation brings about the build-up of photooxidation mechanisms; therefore, it may be included in the group of atmospheric degradation factors.
Appearance of composite surface after impact loading: a) matrix cracks, b) area of delamination In the next phase, we specified mechanical properties of the newly prepared and damaged laminates.
These results may indicate a considerable impact of UV radiation on the strength properties of carbon fibres in the polymer matrix.
Introduction Aircraft parts, while in interaction with the natural environment, are exposed to the destructive influence of weather conditions as well as the factors that shape them together with local environmental changes.
UV radiation brings about the build-up of photooxidation mechanisms; therefore, it may be included in the group of atmospheric degradation factors.
Appearance of composite surface after impact loading: a) matrix cracks, b) area of delamination In the next phase, we specified mechanical properties of the newly prepared and damaged laminates.
These results may indicate a considerable impact of UV radiation on the strength properties of carbon fibres in the polymer matrix.
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Wan Li Ma, Feng He Tao, Chang Zhi Jia, Jian Chun Yang
The technology is widely applied in the mechanical design and mechanical manufacturing field.
Suitable for mechanical product customization.
Whether accuracy and mechanical properties of metals can meet the requirements of industrial printing is still a problem.
Improve the processes and the structure of printing devices of 3D printing technology, to make mechanical properties of printed products better.
Through improving its printing device, Stepping speed, printing thickness and other factors, to achieve the purpose of increasing accuracy.
Suitable for mechanical product customization.
Whether accuracy and mechanical properties of metals can meet the requirements of industrial printing is still a problem.
Improve the processes and the structure of printing devices of 3D printing technology, to make mechanical properties of printed products better.
Through improving its printing device, Stepping speed, printing thickness and other factors, to achieve the purpose of increasing accuracy.
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Dariusz Boroński
The approach presented in work of Tricoteaux [7] is similar to the one proposed above, whereas, it utilizes the Glinka-Molski model and the material properties for the heat affected zone, for the analysis of local strains and stresses.
As in practice, in the weld zone, we have to do with three different materials with different properties including: welds metal, heat affected zone, and base metal.
The basic mechanical properties of the base metal are given in table 2.
The system of fatigue and static testing of microobjects (MFS) enables determination of the material mechanical properties with the use of very small specimens and with the nanoscale accuracy.
This means that the analysis of the joint fatigue life based on the base material properties with the lack of other factors impact which might impair fatigue life in the weld zone (geometrical and structural notches), should provide conservative calculation results, especially for lower levels of local stress and strain.
As in practice, in the weld zone, we have to do with three different materials with different properties including: welds metal, heat affected zone, and base metal.
The basic mechanical properties of the base metal are given in table 2.
The system of fatigue and static testing of microobjects (MFS) enables determination of the material mechanical properties with the use of very small specimens and with the nanoscale accuracy.
This means that the analysis of the joint fatigue life based on the base material properties with the lack of other factors impact which might impair fatigue life in the weld zone (geometrical and structural notches), should provide conservative calculation results, especially for lower levels of local stress and strain.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Ali Sadrmomtazi, A. Fasihi
The Role of Nano-SiO2 Addition in the Mechanical Properties of RHA Composite Cement Mortars
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Incorporating nano-SiO2 into RHA mortars significantly improved the mechanical strength and water absorption properties of the products.
It has been observed that the extremely fine nano particles strongly affect their physical and chemical properties.
Some efforts on excellent mechanical properties and microstructure of cement composite with nano-SiO2 have been also reported [3].
The filler effect of nano-SiO2 is one of the important factors for the development of dense concrete/mortar with very high strength.
Incorporating nano-SiO2 into RHA mortars significantly improved the mechanical strength and water absorption properties of the products.
It has been observed that the extremely fine nano particles strongly affect their physical and chemical properties.
Some efforts on excellent mechanical properties and microstructure of cement composite with nano-SiO2 have been also reported [3].
The filler effect of nano-SiO2 is one of the important factors for the development of dense concrete/mortar with very high strength.
Online since: May 2009
Authors: Li Zhang, Dong Hui Wen, Shi Ming Ji, Qiao Ling Yuan, Zhen Hao Xu
The rough surfaces and non-uniform thicknesses of chemically vapor-deposited (CVD)
diamond films and substrates affect their industrial application.
Free abrasive mechanical polishing.
The mechanical polishing is only used to polish diamond flat film, and the factors that affect the efficiency of the polishing are the abrasive powders, rotate speed, positive pressure and polishing area of the polishing plate.
Summary CVD diamond thin films have many desirable properties for many industrial applications.
Pierson: Carbon, Graphite, Diamond and Fullerene: Properties, Processing and Applications (Noyes, Park Ridge, NJ, 1993)
Free abrasive mechanical polishing.
The mechanical polishing is only used to polish diamond flat film, and the factors that affect the efficiency of the polishing are the abrasive powders, rotate speed, positive pressure and polishing area of the polishing plate.
Summary CVD diamond thin films have many desirable properties for many industrial applications.
Pierson: Carbon, Graphite, Diamond and Fullerene: Properties, Processing and Applications (Noyes, Park Ridge, NJ, 1993)
Online since: September 2016
Authors: Siba Sankar Mahapatra, Shrutee Nigam, Saroj Kumar Patel
With metallization the plastic gains the properties like thermal conductivity, strength and hardness.
This work makes an extensive study to analyze the factors that are significantly affecting the wear nature of the deposited coating and to obtain an optimal combination of process parameters that results in a coating which adherant enough and has the lowest wear rate.
There are five basic controlling factors in like layer thickness, raster angle, air gap, part orientation, raster width in FDM route [16-18].
Factors which are significantly affecting the wear of the coating are raste angle, voltage and current.
Valiulis, Analysis of wire arc spraying process variables on coatings properties, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 175 (2006) 206-211
This work makes an extensive study to analyze the factors that are significantly affecting the wear nature of the deposited coating and to obtain an optimal combination of process parameters that results in a coating which adherant enough and has the lowest wear rate.
There are five basic controlling factors in like layer thickness, raster angle, air gap, part orientation, raster width in FDM route [16-18].
Factors which are significantly affecting the wear of the coating are raste angle, voltage and current.
Valiulis, Analysis of wire arc spraying process variables on coatings properties, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 175 (2006) 206-211