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Online since: July 2020
Authors: Zhang Ying, Chowdhury Satyajit
The main purpose of preparing sisal fiber reinforced PLA composite is to improve the mechanical properties of PLA and reduce the production cost.
At the same time, in this paper, USF, ASF and sf-g-la fibers were respectively mixed with PLA matrix for smelting and blending, and then PLA/USF, PLA/ASF and PLA/ sf-g-la composites were prepared by molding on a flat vulcan press, and compared with pure PLA, the thermal properties, crystallization properties and mechanical properties of the composites were studied.
The content of initiator is the most important factor affecting the graft rate of sisal fiber.
However, due to many factors affecting the properties of fibers and fiber-reinforced polymer matrix composites, this paper fails to cover and consider each of them.
Mechanical properties of sisal fibre-reinforced polymer composites: a review[J].
At the same time, in this paper, USF, ASF and sf-g-la fibers were respectively mixed with PLA matrix for smelting and blending, and then PLA/USF, PLA/ASF and PLA/ sf-g-la composites were prepared by molding on a flat vulcan press, and compared with pure PLA, the thermal properties, crystallization properties and mechanical properties of the composites were studied.
The content of initiator is the most important factor affecting the graft rate of sisal fiber.
However, due to many factors affecting the properties of fibers and fiber-reinforced polymer matrix composites, this paper fails to cover and consider each of them.
Mechanical properties of sisal fibre-reinforced polymer composites: a review[J].
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Jia Wang, Yun Tao Zhao
There are many factors affecting the fire safety of entertainment places, which can be divided into four categories: building property, fire control facilities, fire safety management and personnel factors[3,4].
The factors of building property mainly include the fire resistance rating, fire zoning, and the evacuation passageway design, etc.
Fire prevention design is carried on in the design stage, the main influencing factors of fire risk are building property and fire control facilities.
(4) In the formula, Zi refers to the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, Li refers to distance factor affecting the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, τi refers to building height factor affecting the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, γ refers to external fire control facilities factor affecting the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, D refers to building’s ability to control risk.
Safety system engineering[M].Beijing: Mechanical industry press,2007:96-154.
The factors of building property mainly include the fire resistance rating, fire zoning, and the evacuation passageway design, etc.
Fire prevention design is carried on in the design stage, the main influencing factors of fire risk are building property and fire control facilities.
(4) In the formula, Zi refers to the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, Li refers to distance factor affecting the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, τi refers to building height factor affecting the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, γ refers to external fire control facilities factor affecting the fire brigade’s ability to control risk, D refers to building’s ability to control risk.
Safety system engineering[M].Beijing: Mechanical industry press,2007:96-154.
Online since: September 2010
Authors: Yung Jin Weng, Yung Chun Weng, Hsu Kang Liu, Lin Hsiung Chiu
In micro/nano meter scale, the surface
effect may have a significant impact on the mechanical properties of the materials and then affects
the life, duration, and reliability of the product.
To find out solutions for these problems, it's quite important to find out the mechanical properties of the material under nano-meter scale.
In this study, we utilize spring components to represents the elastic mechanical properties, as shown in Figure 5(a).
Both of these factors result in the high indention hardness.
Spring components to represents the elastic mechanical properties (a) spring components (b) Elastic/Plastic startup switch Fig. 6.
To find out solutions for these problems, it's quite important to find out the mechanical properties of the material under nano-meter scale.
In this study, we utilize spring components to represents the elastic mechanical properties, as shown in Figure 5(a).
Both of these factors result in the high indention hardness.
Spring components to represents the elastic mechanical properties (a) spring components (b) Elastic/Plastic startup switch Fig. 6.
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Guerold Sergueevitch Bobrovinitchii, Sérgio Neves Monteiro, Rômulo Crespo Tardim
This is a relevant situation related to economic factors, energy consumption and productivity involved in the manufacture of composites [1].
In spite of the technological attractiveness, none of these methods guarantee the mechanical properties of the composite due to the relatively long time (6 min to one hour) of sintering operation.
It was found that temperature and pressure are not the only factors to ensure the initial quality of the precursor diamond powder, the sintering time is also important.
The actual difference of about 50% indicates that other factors in the composite do not allow the Rule of Mixture [10] to be used.
Kuzin: “Mechanical and electrophysical properties of superhard composites based in boron nitride and its modifications”.
In spite of the technological attractiveness, none of these methods guarantee the mechanical properties of the composite due to the relatively long time (6 min to one hour) of sintering operation.
It was found that temperature and pressure are not the only factors to ensure the initial quality of the precursor diamond powder, the sintering time is also important.
The actual difference of about 50% indicates that other factors in the composite do not allow the Rule of Mixture [10] to be used.
Kuzin: “Mechanical and electrophysical properties of superhard composites based in boron nitride and its modifications”.
Online since: June 2006
Authors: Alexander S. Chaus, J. Chovanec, M. Legerská
Legerská
Faculty of Materials Science and Technology in Trnava, Slovak University of Technology in
Bratislava, Paulínska 16, 917 24 Trnava, Slovakia
chaus@mtf.stuba.sk, alexander.chaus@stuba.sk
Keywords: High-speed steel, Structure, Phase Composition, Properties.
In the present work special features of the structure, phase composition and properties of such high-speed steels designed for cast tool are studied.
Specimens for mechanical tests, metallographic examination, and XRD analysis were prepared from the above-mentioned ingots.
Such cast fine-grained structure of a ferritic matrix is due to several factors.
All these benefit in improved mechanical properties, first of all in impact toughness of as-cast high-speed steels.
In the present work special features of the structure, phase composition and properties of such high-speed steels designed for cast tool are studied.
Specimens for mechanical tests, metallographic examination, and XRD analysis were prepared from the above-mentioned ingots.
Such cast fine-grained structure of a ferritic matrix is due to several factors.
All these benefit in improved mechanical properties, first of all in impact toughness of as-cast high-speed steels.
Online since: January 2024
Authors: Chien Te Liu, Yuh Ping Chang, Li Ming Chu, Hsiang Yu Wang, Cheng Chieh Yang
In order to prolong the fatigue life of the machine tools, this study investigates the effects of the lubricants on the tribology properties under the extreme pressure for the induction-treated linear guides.
The mechanisms of the lubricants on the tribology properties for the mechanical equipment in the continuous operations [1]: the lubrication functions of the frictional contact points are mainly provided by the base oil and lubricating additives in the grease.
Masuko et al. [7] used a micro-friction testing machine to investigate the wear characteristics under boundary lubrication conditions, and found that the friction coefficient under lubrication conditions was affected by a number of experimental factors.
Therefore, this experiment used the variations of friction coefficient and the analysis of wear depth and worn surface to investigate the effects of the lubricants on the tribology properties of the induction-treated linear guides.
Wear volume of the cylinder specimens: (a) HN, (b) the grease (G01) Conclusions Effects of the lubricants on the tribology properties under the extreme pressure for the induction-treated linear guides are investigated in this paper.
The mechanisms of the lubricants on the tribology properties for the mechanical equipment in the continuous operations [1]: the lubrication functions of the frictional contact points are mainly provided by the base oil and lubricating additives in the grease.
Masuko et al. [7] used a micro-friction testing machine to investigate the wear characteristics under boundary lubrication conditions, and found that the friction coefficient under lubrication conditions was affected by a number of experimental factors.
Therefore, this experiment used the variations of friction coefficient and the analysis of wear depth and worn surface to investigate the effects of the lubricants on the tribology properties of the induction-treated linear guides.
Wear volume of the cylinder specimens: (a) HN, (b) the grease (G01) Conclusions Effects of the lubricants on the tribology properties under the extreme pressure for the induction-treated linear guides are investigated in this paper.
Online since: October 2021
Authors: Khompee Limpadapun, Ramil Kesvarakul, Jenjira Sukmanee, Anupong Areerak, Washira Chaysuwan
The experimental factors for the moisture adjustment were temperature and curing time.
Parameters affecting welding electrode humidity.
Fig. 1 Test apparatus for experimental 25mm 125 mm Welding machine Power source and controls Electrode Holder Electrode Work cable Specimen Table 1 Factors and Range of Settings Typical All Weld Metal Analysis Carbon 0.05% Manganese 00.80% Silicon 0.60% Nickel < 0.02% Chromium < 0.06% Molybdenum < 0.02% Vanadium < 0.02% Phosphorus < 0.10% Sulfur < 0.05% Typical All Weld Metal Mechanical Properties Yield Strength 430 MPa Tensile Strength 500 MPa Elongation 28% Reduction of Area 70% Impact Strengths 150J @ 0oC ISO-V 80J @ -20oC Table 2 Full factorial design of experiments Experiment Temperature Conduct Time Volume of hydrogen no.
According to Table 3, It showed that the main factor significantly affected by diffusible hydrogen content.
An evaluation of factors significant to lamellar tearing.
Parameters affecting welding electrode humidity.
Fig. 1 Test apparatus for experimental 25mm 125 mm Welding machine Power source and controls Electrode Holder Electrode Work cable Specimen Table 1 Factors and Range of Settings Typical All Weld Metal Analysis Carbon 0.05% Manganese 00.80% Silicon 0.60% Nickel < 0.02% Chromium < 0.06% Molybdenum < 0.02% Vanadium < 0.02% Phosphorus < 0.10% Sulfur < 0.05% Typical All Weld Metal Mechanical Properties Yield Strength 430 MPa Tensile Strength 500 MPa Elongation 28% Reduction of Area 70% Impact Strengths 150J @ 0oC ISO-V 80J @ -20oC Table 2 Full factorial design of experiments Experiment Temperature Conduct Time Volume of hydrogen no.
According to Table 3, It showed that the main factor significantly affected by diffusible hydrogen content.
An evaluation of factors significant to lamellar tearing.
Online since: June 2005
Authors: Ping Yang, H. Sun, Jin Wang, Nan Huang, Feng Wen
Yang and J.Wang
Key Lab. for Advanced Technologies of Materials of Ministry of Education, Southwest Jiaotong
University, Chengdu 610031, China
a
fwen323@163.com, bhuangnan1956@163.com
Keywords: Hydrogenated carbon films, XPS, mechanical property, haemocompatibility
Abstract Amorphous hydrogenated carbon (a-C:H) thin films were deposited on silicon wafers and
Ti6Al4V substrate using plasma ion immersion implantation and deposition (PIII-D) at
room temperature (R.T.).
In this paper, the effects of hydrogen content on structure, mechanical properties, surface wettability and haemocompatibility were discussed. 1 Introduce Amorphous hydrogenated carbon (a-C:H) thin films have assumed a great interest because of their possible application in mechanics, optics and electronics [1-3].
Recently, a nano-indentation technique has been used to investigate mechanical properties of thin films.
The haemocompatibility of the a-C:H films is influenced by θw and γs p /γs d , not by the absolute γs p or γs d because the materials haemocompatibility is affected by many factors such as the ratio of sp 3 to sp 2 , electrical properties and composition etc.
The platelet adhesion behavior better is only one indication of anti-thrombogenicity, the other aspects of anti-thrombogenicity, such as coagulation factors, protein adsorption, should be done later on.
In this paper, the effects of hydrogen content on structure, mechanical properties, surface wettability and haemocompatibility were discussed. 1 Introduce Amorphous hydrogenated carbon (a-C:H) thin films have assumed a great interest because of their possible application in mechanics, optics and electronics [1-3].
Recently, a nano-indentation technique has been used to investigate mechanical properties of thin films.
The haemocompatibility of the a-C:H films is influenced by θw and γs p /γs d , not by the absolute γs p or γs d because the materials haemocompatibility is affected by many factors such as the ratio of sp 3 to sp 2 , electrical properties and composition etc.
The platelet adhesion behavior better is only one indication of anti-thrombogenicity, the other aspects of anti-thrombogenicity, such as coagulation factors, protein adsorption, should be done later on.
Online since: August 2014
Authors: S. Balasivanandha Prabu, R. Paskaramoorthy, Gurusamy P
In addition, the mechanical and physical properties of MMCs can be tailor made to meet specific design criteria.
Interfacial thermal resistance is one of the most important parameters since it is related to the solidification time and mechanical properties of the casting.
Interfacial thermal resistance depends on a number of factors including the thermo physical properties of the melt and mould and the formation of air gap between the casting and the mould.
This results in better mechanical properties.
Interfacial thermal resistance is one of the most important properties since it controls the solidification time and mechanical properties.
Interfacial thermal resistance is one of the most important parameters since it is related to the solidification time and mechanical properties of the casting.
Interfacial thermal resistance depends on a number of factors including the thermo physical properties of the melt and mould and the formation of air gap between the casting and the mould.
This results in better mechanical properties.
Interfacial thermal resistance is one of the most important properties since it controls the solidification time and mechanical properties.
Online since: September 2010
Authors: Z. Fekete, P. Fürjes, T. Kárpáti, G.A.B. Gál, I. Rajta
The
Si3N4 coating improves the chemical and mechanical properties; strength, hardness and chemical
resistance.
Friction is affected by several factors, such as the relative hardness of the materials in contact, the dynamics of the externally applied load or displacement, the apparent contacting area, the surface topography the microstructure and the environmental conditions (temperature, ambient).
Measured and calculated mechanical properties of LPCVD silicon-nitride and crystalline silicon as reference (calculated values are denoted by *) Fig. 2.
Results 3.1 Mechanical properties of the selected hard coating The measured mechanical properties of the selected silicon-nitride are compared with the relevant calculated values as summarized in Table 1.
Therefore, the properties of c-Si bulk material were also measured and applied as reference.
Friction is affected by several factors, such as the relative hardness of the materials in contact, the dynamics of the externally applied load or displacement, the apparent contacting area, the surface topography the microstructure and the environmental conditions (temperature, ambient).
Measured and calculated mechanical properties of LPCVD silicon-nitride and crystalline silicon as reference (calculated values are denoted by *) Fig. 2.
Results 3.1 Mechanical properties of the selected hard coating The measured mechanical properties of the selected silicon-nitride are compared with the relevant calculated values as summarized in Table 1.
Therefore, the properties of c-Si bulk material were also measured and applied as reference.