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Online since: June 2017
Authors: Mu Huo Yu, Ke Qing Han, Jia Qi Ni
Electrolyte pH would affect the form of the copper ions complexed with the composites complexing, then, affect the properties of electrolyte and copper coatings indirectly.
Mechanical and Tribological Properties of Metal Matrix Composites Reinforced with Short Carbon Fibre.
Effect of anti-oxidative filler on the interfacial mechanical properties of carbon–carbon composites measured at high temperature.
Effect of limited matrix–reinforcement interfacial reaction on enhancing the mechanical properties of aluminium–silicon carbide composites.
On the role of brittle interfacial phases on the mechanical properties of carbon fibre reinforced Al-based matrix composites.
Mechanical and Tribological Properties of Metal Matrix Composites Reinforced with Short Carbon Fibre.
Effect of anti-oxidative filler on the interfacial mechanical properties of carbon–carbon composites measured at high temperature.
Effect of limited matrix–reinforcement interfacial reaction on enhancing the mechanical properties of aluminium–silicon carbide composites.
On the role of brittle interfacial phases on the mechanical properties of carbon fibre reinforced Al-based matrix composites.
Online since: September 2009
Authors: Hua Li, Zhen Yin, Zheng Li
Study on the Properties of New Ultrasonic
Vibration Internal Grinding System
Hua Li1,a
, Zhen Yin
2,b and Zheng Li3,c
1,2
School of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering, Suzhou University of Science & Technology
Suzhou,China, 215011
1,2,3
School of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering, Henan University of Technology,
Zhengzhou, China, 450007
a
Lihua@haut.edu.cn, b
yinzhen12@yahoo.com.cn, c20575845@qq.com
Keywords: FEM, Ultrasonic vibration, Internal grinding
Abstract.
Based on the FEM, the properties of the vibrator and the shaft in new ultrasonic vibration internal grinding system were studied in this paper.
The vibration mode of the vibrator is affected by sleeve.
The vibration amplitude of abrasive wheel is one of the primary performance factors in the process of ultrasonic vibration internal grinding.
Fig.18 Test points of on the outer sleeve Fig.19 The vibration amplitude Conclusions Based on the FEM , the characteristics of the whole vibrator and shaft in the new UVG system have been analyzed, and the design method of new system is proposed based on the influencing factors.
Based on the FEM, the properties of the vibrator and the shaft in new ultrasonic vibration internal grinding system were studied in this paper.
The vibration mode of the vibrator is affected by sleeve.
The vibration amplitude of abrasive wheel is one of the primary performance factors in the process of ultrasonic vibration internal grinding.
Fig.18 Test points of on the outer sleeve Fig.19 The vibration amplitude Conclusions Based on the FEM , the characteristics of the whole vibrator and shaft in the new UVG system have been analyzed, and the design method of new system is proposed based on the influencing factors.
Online since: November 2019
Authors: B. Sandeep, R. Rakshith, Puneeth Parameshwar Bhat
Experimental results showed that hybridization of the composite with natural and synthetic fibers shows enhanced mechanical properties.
By using hybrids, it is-possible to obtain a-viable compromise between mechanical properties and cost to meet specified design requirements [4].
Fiber point of reference has significant affects on the flexural, Impact, Hardness properties of the Natural Polymer Hybrid Composite. 3.
Overall relationship between the properties of the hybrid laminates under various mechanical loading conditions, the carbon fibers in woven mate form present on each side has resulted in stability between the properties and cost of developed materials.
[15] P Reed, “Mechanical properties and mechanical testing of polymers‟, Handbooks of Polymer Science, Ed G M Swallowe, Chapman and Hall, 1997
By using hybrids, it is-possible to obtain a-viable compromise between mechanical properties and cost to meet specified design requirements [4].
Fiber point of reference has significant affects on the flexural, Impact, Hardness properties of the Natural Polymer Hybrid Composite. 3.
Overall relationship between the properties of the hybrid laminates under various mechanical loading conditions, the carbon fibers in woven mate form present on each side has resulted in stability between the properties and cost of developed materials.
[15] P Reed, “Mechanical properties and mechanical testing of polymers‟, Handbooks of Polymer Science, Ed G M Swallowe, Chapman and Hall, 1997
Online since: February 2015
Authors: Tomáš Bittner, Petr Bouška, Michaela Kostelecká, Miroslav Vokáč
Experimental Investigation of Mechanical Properties of Textile Glass Reinforcement
BITTNER Tomáš1,a, BOUŠKA Petr1,b, KOSTELECKÁ Michaela1,c and VOKÁČ Miroslav1,d
1Czech Technical University in Prague, Klokner Institute, Šolínova 7, 166 08 Praha 6, Czech Republic
atomas.bittner@klok.cvut.cz, bpetr.bouska@klok.cvut.cz, cmichaela.kostelecka@klok.cvut.cz, dmiroslav.vokac@klok.cvut.cz
Keywords: Textile glass reinforcement, 2D net, warp, weft, modulus of elasticity.
The type of disruption and the location of the disruption of the samples are important monitored factors.
However this difference is caused by the way in which the 2D textile is manufactured, and not by the properties of the material.
References [1] ČSN EN ISO 13934-1 Textiles – Tensile properties of fabrics – Part 1: Determination of maximum force and elongation at maximum force using the strip method
[2] ČSN EN ISO 13934-2 Textiles – Tensile properties of fabrics – Part 2: Determination of maximum force at maximum force using the grab method
The type of disruption and the location of the disruption of the samples are important monitored factors.
However this difference is caused by the way in which the 2D textile is manufactured, and not by the properties of the material.
References [1] ČSN EN ISO 13934-1 Textiles – Tensile properties of fabrics – Part 1: Determination of maximum force and elongation at maximum force using the strip method
[2] ČSN EN ISO 13934-2 Textiles – Tensile properties of fabrics – Part 2: Determination of maximum force at maximum force using the grab method
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Ji Xiang Gao, Jian Feng Li, Xiao Ning Wang, Shao Jun Wei, Lie Jun Li
Fig.1 Microstructure of deep-oceam pipeline steel (a, thickness of 1/4; b, Center)
Manufacture the mechanical properties of steel plates, as shown in table 3, meet the requirements of DNV-OS-F101 standard on mechanical property of steel plate.
And steel strength, microstructure and chemical composition and shape variables relate to many factors, such as, under different conditions change there is a difference between mechanical property of steel plate and steel pipe.
By analyzing the effect of JCOE process on mechanical properties of wall thickness of steel pipe, as well as changes of mechanical properties of steel plate and steel pipe, plate can be reasonable set of performance indicators for guidance.
This paper statistics produced by the mechanical properties of JCOE φ762×30.2mm X65, φ 762×28.6mm X65 pipeline with large wall thickness of steel plate and pipe .
Therefore, all the influence factors need to be taken into account. 4.
And steel strength, microstructure and chemical composition and shape variables relate to many factors, such as, under different conditions change there is a difference between mechanical property of steel plate and steel pipe.
By analyzing the effect of JCOE process on mechanical properties of wall thickness of steel pipe, as well as changes of mechanical properties of steel plate and steel pipe, plate can be reasonable set of performance indicators for guidance.
This paper statistics produced by the mechanical properties of JCOE φ762×30.2mm X65, φ 762×28.6mm X65 pipeline with large wall thickness of steel plate and pipe .
Therefore, all the influence factors need to be taken into account. 4.
Online since: April 2012
Authors: M.C.M. Alvim-Ferraz, F.G. Martins, Maria José Geraldes, P.A.F. Rodrigues, S.I.V. Sousa
Several factors affect the indoor air quality, among which ventilation, human occupancy, cleaning products, equipment and material; they might induce the presence of aerosols (or bioaerosols in the presence of biological components) nitrogen oxides, ozone, carbon monoxide and dioxide, volatile organic compounds, radon and microorganisms.
The mechanical systems of extraction and/or filtration can also be used to control air quality.
Several factors affect indoor air quality, among which are the ventilation, human occupation, cleaning products, existence of polluting materials and equipment, resulting in the presence of aerosols or bioaerosols (when biological components are present), nitrogen oxides (NOx), ozone (O3), carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), formaldehyde (CH2O), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), radon and microorganisms.
Thus it can be stated that nanotechnology allows designing and creating new materials with improved physical properties [9,10].
A large number of extremely important factors in the filter development are considered, such as the use of artificial biomaterials at the nano-scale, due to its high antimicrobial activity and the performance/cost balance, compared to those on the market for air filtration systems.
The mechanical systems of extraction and/or filtration can also be used to control air quality.
Several factors affect indoor air quality, among which are the ventilation, human occupation, cleaning products, existence of polluting materials and equipment, resulting in the presence of aerosols or bioaerosols (when biological components are present), nitrogen oxides (NOx), ozone (O3), carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), formaldehyde (CH2O), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), radon and microorganisms.
Thus it can be stated that nanotechnology allows designing and creating new materials with improved physical properties [9,10].
A large number of extremely important factors in the filter development are considered, such as the use of artificial biomaterials at the nano-scale, due to its high antimicrobial activity and the performance/cost balance, compared to those on the market for air filtration systems.
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Qiao Sheng Hu, Feng Ni, Jian Ping Lin
The strain relationship between them is projective corresponding to each other, and is affected by the material properties.
Recent papers show that there are several factors which lead to the formability decrease of TWB.
Efforts have also been paid to improve TWB formability which focuses on the factors such as welding technologies, the thickness of parent metals as well as stress differences [7, 8].
Our previous work have shown that the integrated strength, which is affected by material properties and thicknesses, is a main factor to degrade the formability of TWB, and the discrepancy of integrated strengths on base metals can affect both cracking trend and cracking type.
Material properties used in the model are listed in Table 1.
Recent papers show that there are several factors which lead to the formability decrease of TWB.
Efforts have also been paid to improve TWB formability which focuses on the factors such as welding technologies, the thickness of parent metals as well as stress differences [7, 8].
Our previous work have shown that the integrated strength, which is affected by material properties and thicknesses, is a main factor to degrade the formability of TWB, and the discrepancy of integrated strengths on base metals can affect both cracking trend and cracking type.
Material properties used in the model are listed in Table 1.
Online since: September 2019
Authors: Charnnarong Saikaew
The results showed that the operating pressure and the N2 to Ar flow rate ratio and interaction among the three process factors significantly affected the average hardness at the level of significance of 0.05.
The influences of the coating process factors such as pressure, temperature, gas flow rate ratios on coating behaviors, growth of TiN, the microstructural, mechanical and tribological properties have been reported in the previous research works [9,10].
According to the p-value of the model, operating pressure and N2 to Ar flow rate ratio and interaction among the three process factors significantly affected the average hardness at the level of significance of 0.05.
The adjusted R2 excludes statistically insignificant factors.
Only two process factors were chosen for any given contour plot.
The influences of the coating process factors such as pressure, temperature, gas flow rate ratios on coating behaviors, growth of TiN, the microstructural, mechanical and tribological properties have been reported in the previous research works [9,10].
According to the p-value of the model, operating pressure and N2 to Ar flow rate ratio and interaction among the three process factors significantly affected the average hardness at the level of significance of 0.05.
The adjusted R2 excludes statistically insignificant factors.
Only two process factors were chosen for any given contour plot.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Majid Elyasi, Vahid Daiezadeh, Meghdad Mollaei
Also, the effect of blank geometry and material properties on forming force in fine-blanking process was studied by theoretical formulation and experimental approach.
Introduction In sheet metal forming processes, the forces and forming limit are affected by a number of factors, such as material properties and tool design.
These three factors determine whether production by fine blanking can be rated as simple, medium-difficult, difficult or impossible.
Also, the material properties are listed in “Table 2”.
This factor and thus the blanking factor, is further affected by the geometrical form of the part, the effectiveness of lubrication, and the sharpness of the active elements in the tool.
Introduction In sheet metal forming processes, the forces and forming limit are affected by a number of factors, such as material properties and tool design.
These three factors determine whether production by fine blanking can be rated as simple, medium-difficult, difficult or impossible.
Also, the material properties are listed in “Table 2”.
This factor and thus the blanking factor, is further affected by the geometrical form of the part, the effectiveness of lubrication, and the sharpness of the active elements in the tool.
Online since: November 2020
Authors: Radomila Konečná, Gianni Nicoletto
Introduction
The excellent high temperature mechanical properties of Inconel 718 make it the most widely used material for hot structural parts of jet engines.
Therefore, not surprisingly, fatigue properties of SLM metals vary considerably as well.
Static mechanical properties of heat treated SLM Inconel 718 were determined using tensile specimens tested in a servo-hydraulic test machine.
They are compared to standard properties in Table 2.
This may indicate that roughness is not the unique factor affecting the fatigue behavior.
Therefore, not surprisingly, fatigue properties of SLM metals vary considerably as well.
Static mechanical properties of heat treated SLM Inconel 718 were determined using tensile specimens tested in a servo-hydraulic test machine.
They are compared to standard properties in Table 2.
This may indicate that roughness is not the unique factor affecting the fatigue behavior.