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Online since: May 2020
Authors: Svetlana Perepelkina, Karina Makhmudova, Pavel Kovalenko
Petersburg, Russia asvetlana.yu.perepelkina@gmail.com, bkarinaria@yandex.ru, ckovalenko_p.p@mail.ru Keywords: tensile test, mechanical properties of PLA, filling factor, 3D printing, fused deposition modeling.
Mechanical properties of 3D printed parts depend on various parameters and settings of 3D printing, such as layers’ thickness and height, shell thickness, filling factor, etc. [13-18].
Mechanical properties of 3D printed parts were investigated by Bellini et al. [19].
Es-Said et al. investigated the influence of layer orientation on the mechanical properties for the 3D printed parts [21].
The filling factors were 20%, 40%, 60%, 80% and 100%.
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Koji Hagihara, Takayoshi Nakano, Yoichiro Hama, Koretaka Yuge, Tatsuya Fushiki
The mechanical properties of the duplex silicide, such as fracture toughness and high temperature strength, show strong orientation dependence, thereby suggesting the importance of the control of microstructure to improve their properties.
Three-point bending tests at room temperature and compression tests at 1400 °C were conducted to examine the mechanical properties.
However, the results obtained by the addition of Zr suggested the existence of other factors that may control the misfit strains.
This refining of the microstructure might be beneficial in improving the mechanical properties of the duplex silicide.
Thus, the control of microstructure plays an important role in improving the mechanical properties of the duplex crystal.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Rui Chao Xu, Li Na Chen, Fan Rong Kong
Comparative Study on Mechanical Properties of Jutecell, Cotton and Bamboo Fiber Knitted Fabrics 20 Lina Chen 1, a, Fanrong Kong 1, b, Ruichao Xu1,c 1 Department of Textile Engineering, Henan Institute of Engineering, Zhengzhou 450007, P.R.China alina0305@126.com, bkongsiru243@163.com, crcxu@163.com Keywords: Jutecell, cotton, bamboo fiber, mechanical properties.
The Tab.1 shows that the specification parameters of three types of fabric make little difference, at the time of testing the mechanical properties of them, they can be regarded as the same specifications.
Factors influencing the abrasion resistance of fabrics include: fiber characteristics, such as fiber length, fineness and cross-section shape; yarn properties, moderate yarn twist , uniform evenness.
The process of fabric pilling can be broadly divided into of rising, struggling into a hair-ball, shedding three stages; the pilling properties of the fabric can affect the garment's appearance and durability.
Conclusions The mechanical properties of jutecell fibers are the best, followed by bamboo fibers, and cotton is the worst.
Online since: June 2012
Authors: Wei Lai Chen, Ding Hong Yi, Jian Fu Zhang
Mechanical properties tests The mechanical properties of WNC fabrics measured were breaking, tearing and peeling strength.
Many factors are believed to affect the peeling strength fluctuation and these factors can be divided into two main categories: the space between warp-knitted fabric and non-woven fabric and hot melt powder.
The testing results show mechanical properties of these WNC fabrics have little change after different high temperature heat treatment.
Effect of process parameters on the mechanical properties of CO--wrapped PP/flax yarn [D].
Analysis of the influence factors on peeling strength of the nonwovens used for micro-fiber synthetic leather [J].
Online since: September 2007
Authors: Long Tao Jiang, Guo Qin Chen, De Zhi Zhu, Dong Li Sun, Gaohui Wu
Microstructure and mechanical properties of the 55%, 60% and 67% Mo/Cu composites for electronic packaging application fabricated by a patent squeeze casting route have been investigated.
And density is the key factor that controls the thermal conductivity and mechanical properties of the materials [5, 6].
The present work focuses on microstructure and mechanical properties of the Mo/Cu composites.
It is well know that the interface and interface effect are important factors affecting properties of the composite.
The addition of hard particles can strengthen the matrix alloy and improve mechanical properties.
Online since: July 2015
Authors: Yi Si
In these systems, Zr-based BMGs were extensively studied due to their excellent glass forming ability and mechanical properties.
However, these investigations almost focus on macrodeformation and mechanical properties, while microdeformation, mechanical properties and their affecting factors have little been investigated.
Nonaindention method is a new one of measuring mechanical properties in small region appearing in these years.
In terms of mechanical properties, hardness is increased with increase of anneal temperature, which had been proved in thin ribbons and BMGs[10,11].
(4) The contactedness of interior atomic-arranging, average freedom volumes and ordered structure of Zr-based BMG are the nature factors affecting their deformation and mechanical properties under a nanoindenter.
Online since: June 2008
Authors: C. Albano, M. Hernández, A. Carta, J. González, M.N. Ichazo
EFFECTS OF PARTICLE SIZE AND SIZE DISTRIBUTION ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF EPDM/SILICA VULCANIZATES M.N.
This fact could explain why the mechanical properties of the EPDM filled with Si-200 are not in between the values of the compounds filled with Si-150 and Si-250.
During the last years, the effects of different types of fillers on rubber compounds have been studied, in search of improvements on its physical and mechanical properties.
These values are affected by several factors such as surface reactivity, which determines the polymer-filler interaction, aggregates, size and shape of the particles, structure and filler particle dispersion [7].
Effect of silica particle size on the mechanical properties of EPDM compounds.
Online since: March 2012
Authors: Xiang Hai Meng, Zhi Lei Zhang, Yi He Zhang
This paper focused on the two main mechanical properties of reclaimed rubber: tensile strength and elongation at the break.
Levels and factors affecting the properties Levels Factors Curing temp.
For each factor, a higher mean value () indicates that the level has a larger effect on properties.
Factors with different levels Results Curing temp.
Evaluation of properties of NR Reclaim.
Online since: March 2020
Authors: Mohamad Ashry Jusoh, Syarifah Norsuhaila Syed Mahmud, You Kok Yeow, Fahmiruddin Esa
The use of blowing agent may affect the properties of the materials and directly alter the performance of resulting product.
The dielectric properties of sample are strongly affected by the structure of the composite.
Average value for dielectric properties of PolyOP with 6% filler loading Composite Dielectric Constant, e’ Loss Factor, e” Loss tangent , d PolyOP1 2.58 0.25 0.09 PolyOP2 2.31 0.09 0.03 The structural properties of composite will not affect because after curing the water will evaporate.
Lee, Effect of the blowing agent on the low-temperature mechanical properties of CO2 and HFC-245-blown glassfiber reinforced polyurethane foams, Compos.
Kim, Mechanical , Morphological , and Thermal Properties of Rigid Polyurethane Foams Blown by Distilled Water, J.
Online since: June 2014
Authors: Yan Yao, Ling Wang, Peng Du, Yin Cao
As the action mechanisms of various factors affecting concrete durability are different, it is difficult to understand the durability of concrete exposed to multiple factors using only mechanism analysis.
Concrete failure caused by non-mechanical factors is similar to that caused by loading.
This conversion allows us to establish a mechanical model for the durability degradation process of concrete exposed to multiple factors.
Table 3 PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CONCRETE AND LOADING STRESS LEVELS DURING FREEZE-THAW CYCLES Name.
By converting the freeze-thaw mechanism into mechanical effects on the concrete and then evaluating the synergistic effects of multiple factors, a multiple-factor damage model was proposed to characterize the relationship between strain and freeze-thaw cycles.
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