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Online since: October 2015
Authors: Peng Zhang, Yun Long Du, Bo Wang, De Bin Shan
In recent years, micromachining technologies have been widely developed to achieve 3D features in many materials that show more potential to being applied to engineering materials in the micro-fabrication domain [1-2].
The high accuracy and quality of products are achieved by ultra-precision machining technology, which are the trend of modern manufacture science and engineering and the base of modern science and high-tech[6-7].
The material of micro cutter is tungsten carbide.
It was easy for the removal of the material at this situation.
International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture. 48(2008) 459-472
The high accuracy and quality of products are achieved by ultra-precision machining technology, which are the trend of modern manufacture science and engineering and the base of modern science and high-tech[6-7].
The material of micro cutter is tungsten carbide.
It was easy for the removal of the material at this situation.
International Journal of Machine Tools & Manufacture. 48(2008) 459-472
Online since: September 2008
Authors: Michael S. Mazzola, Igor Sankin, D. Kurt Gaskill, E.R. Glaser, Paul B. Klein, Swapna G. Sunkari, Janice Mazzola, Jie Zhang, Kok Keong Lew, Gray Stewart, Rachael M. Ward, Volodymyr Bondarenko, David Null, David C. Sheridan
Introduction
Silicon carbide has been recognized as the choice of material to fabricate high power devices
operated at high temperatures and harsh conditions.
Palmour, Materials Science Forum Vols. 527-529 (2006), p. 1397 [2] K.
Matsunami, Materials Science Forum Vols. 527-529 (2006), p. 219 [3] D.
Materials Science Forum Vols. 483-485 (2005), p. 67 [4] A.A.
Rowland, Journal of Crystal Growth, vol. 167 (1996), p. 586 3.4 µsec 3-in 4deg. wafer center Thickness: 38 µµµµm '-doping: 6x1015 cm-3 3.4 µsec3.4 µsec 3-in 4deg. wafer center Thickness: 38 µµµµm '-doping: 6x1015 cm-3
Palmour, Materials Science Forum Vols. 527-529 (2006), p. 1397 [2] K.
Matsunami, Materials Science Forum Vols. 527-529 (2006), p. 219 [3] D.
Materials Science Forum Vols. 483-485 (2005), p. 67 [4] A.A.
Rowland, Journal of Crystal Growth, vol. 167 (1996), p. 586 3.4 µsec 3-in 4deg. wafer center Thickness: 38 µµµµm '-doping: 6x1015 cm-3 3.4 µsec3.4 µsec 3-in 4deg. wafer center Thickness: 38 µµµµm '-doping: 6x1015 cm-3
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Thomas Link, Alexander Epishin, Nils Nawrath, Catrina Michel, Mohamed Nazmy
Material Science Technology, Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1, 10587 Berlin, Germany
2ALSTOM, Brown Boveri Str. 7, 5401 Baden, Switzerland
athomas.link@tu-berlin.de, bmohamed.nazmy@power.alstom.com
Key words: Superalloys, SC-material, degradation, dislocation mechanisms, TEM
Abstract.
Materials and methods Three different sources for the investigated materials were used (Table 1): (1) Turbine blades of CMSX-4, supplied by Siemens, England.
(3) Cylindrical creep specimens, tested at the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, BAM, Berlin.
The test parameters are given in Table 1, the material composition in Table 2.
Oblak: Journal de Physique, Colloque C7, No 12, Tome 35, (1974), p. 35 12.
Materials and methods Three different sources for the investigated materials were used (Table 1): (1) Turbine blades of CMSX-4, supplied by Siemens, England.
(3) Cylindrical creep specimens, tested at the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, BAM, Berlin.
The test parameters are given in Table 1, the material composition in Table 2.
Oblak: Journal de Physique, Colloque C7, No 12, Tome 35, (1974), p. 35 12.
Online since: December 2007
Authors: Dong Hui Wen, Ju Long Yuan, Zhi Wei Wang, Zhao Zhong Zhou, W.T. Liu
(2)
where dH is the variety of material thickness.
while the average stoke material removal of total lapping plate surface can be described: σ π dRR r RR DH ∫∫=2 1
Normalize the stoke material removal during time T as RR RR rS k =),( ϕ
Acknowledgements This project is supported by Natural Science Foundation of China(50535040,50475119), Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (Y104494, Y105610).
Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology.
while the average stoke material removal of total lapping plate surface can be described: σ π dRR r RR DH ∫∫=2 1
Normalize the stoke material removal during time T as RR RR rS k =),( ϕ
Acknowledgements This project is supported by Natural Science Foundation of China(50535040,50475119), Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (Y104494, Y105610).
Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology.
Online since: November 2011
Authors: Mukul Shukla, Kamal Sharma
Recent interest in fiber reinforced polymer composites modified with CNTs, known as “Multiscale Composites” as they have been reinforced with microscale fibers and nanotubes at the nanoscale [6, 7], have attracted the researchers in the area of advanced, high performance materials.
Experimental Details Materials.
Halpin – Tsai Model (H-T Model) H-T model is a semi-empirical model and the longitudinal and transverse moduli are expressed in Eq. 2 Halpin -Tsai [11,12,&13] and Hill-Halpin [14,15] developed the equations based on the work of Hermans [16] for aligned fiber-reinforced composite materials.
[10] Z.Hashin, S.Shtrikman: Journal of Mechanics, physics and solids Vol. 11(1963), p127
[14] R.Hill: Journal of Mechanics physics and solids Vol.13(1965),p213
Experimental Details Materials.
Halpin – Tsai Model (H-T Model) H-T model is a semi-empirical model and the longitudinal and transverse moduli are expressed in Eq. 2 Halpin -Tsai [11,12,&13] and Hill-Halpin [14,15] developed the equations based on the work of Hermans [16] for aligned fiber-reinforced composite materials.
[10] Z.Hashin, S.Shtrikman: Journal of Mechanics, physics and solids Vol. 11(1963), p127
[14] R.Hill: Journal of Mechanics physics and solids Vol.13(1965),p213
Online since: July 2014
Authors: S.P. Kumaresh Babu, S. Manivannan, Srinivasan Sundarrajan, M.P. Sathishkumar
Corrosion Analysis of AZ61 Alloy with Different Level of Ca Addition and Aging
S Manivannan1, a, M P Sathishkumar 2,b, S P Kumaresh Babu3,c
and Srinivasan Sundarrajan4,d
1,2,3 Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Tirchirappalli, Tamil Nadu, India- 620 015.
4 The Director, National Institute of Technology, Tirchirappalli, Tamil Nadu,
India- 620015.
Advanced Material research, (2005), 6/7/8:665-672
Light –weight structures produced by laser beam joining for future application in automobile and aerospace industries, journal of materials processing technology 115 (2001),2-8
Journal of Material science and Engineering A 527(2010), 6543-6550
Journal of Alloys and Compounds 471(2009)109-115.
Advanced Material research, (2005), 6/7/8:665-672
Light –weight structures produced by laser beam joining for future application in automobile and aerospace industries, journal of materials processing technology 115 (2001),2-8
Journal of Material science and Engineering A 527(2010), 6543-6550
Journal of Alloys and Compounds 471(2009)109-115.
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Sheng Zhi Li, Yuan De Yin, Gong Ming Long, Pi An Deng, Yang Hua Li, Yong Lin Kang
Influence of Roll Speed Schedule on Continuous Tube Rolling Process of Semi-Floating Mandrel Mill
Yuande Yin1, 2, a, Shengzhi Li2, b, Yonglin Kang1, c, Yanghua Li3, d,
Gongming Long3, e and Pi’an Deng3, f
1 University of Science &Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, P.R.
China 2Department of Materials Forming and Control Engineering, Anhui University of Technology, Maanshan 243002, P.R.
(In Chinese) [3] P.Sobkowiak: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 61(1996), p. 347 [4] K.S.Lee, L.Lu: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 113 (2001), p. 739 [5] X.
Xu, et al: Advanced Materials Research, Vols. 97-101(2010), p. 3097 [8] Y.
Li: Journal of Engineering Graphics, Vol. 27 (2006), p. 13.
China 2Department of Materials Forming and Control Engineering, Anhui University of Technology, Maanshan 243002, P.R.
(In Chinese) [3] P.Sobkowiak: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 61(1996), p. 347 [4] K.S.Lee, L.Lu: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 113 (2001), p. 739 [5] X.
Xu, et al: Advanced Materials Research, Vols. 97-101(2010), p. 3097 [8] Y.
Li: Journal of Engineering Graphics, Vol. 27 (2006), p. 13.
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Yong Jin, Zheng Lin Liu, Ru Yi Wang
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Fig.1 Structure of the bearing model
1- Steel backing;2- Rubber bush;3- Water film;4- Shaft
Structure and Materials
Structural parameters.
Table 1 Bearing structure parameters Bearing inside diameter D/ mm Bearing Length L/ mm Radial clearance c/ mm Rubber thickness H/ mm width m/ mm depth b/ mm Number of Strips n 15 15 0.05 2 0.5 0.5 10 Materials.
The rubber is one of isotropic hyperelastic materials.
Pai, D.S.Rao, et al: World Journal of Modeling and Simulation.
Vol. 38 (2010), p.325 [6] Lei Lu, Jiaxu Wang and Ke Xiao: Journal of Machine Design.
Table 1 Bearing structure parameters Bearing inside diameter D/ mm Bearing Length L/ mm Radial clearance c/ mm Rubber thickness H/ mm width m/ mm depth b/ mm Number of Strips n 15 15 0.05 2 0.5 0.5 10 Materials.
The rubber is one of isotropic hyperelastic materials.
Pai, D.S.Rao, et al: World Journal of Modeling and Simulation.
Vol. 38 (2010), p.325 [6] Lei Lu, Jiaxu Wang and Ke Xiao: Journal of Machine Design.
Online since: May 2019
Authors: Jin Ho Bae, Muhammad Umair Khan, Gul Hassan, Muhammad Asim Raza
Materials and Method
Hafnium (IV) chloride with linear formula HfCl4 and molecular weight (Mw) ~320.30, de-ionized water (DI), Poly(acrylic acid) partial sodium salt solution (Mw) ~5000 , the ITO coated PET of surface resistivity 60 Ω/sq and Formic acid were purchased from sigma Aldrich.
Mohwald, Science 282 (1998) 1111–1114
Nishioka, International Journal of Materials, Mechanics and Manufacturing, 4 (2016).
Liu, International Journal of Smart and Nano Materials, 4 (2013) 2-26
Dempsey, Journal of Chemical Education, 95 (2018) 197-206
Mohwald, Science 282 (1998) 1111–1114
Nishioka, International Journal of Materials, Mechanics and Manufacturing, 4 (2016).
Liu, International Journal of Smart and Nano Materials, 4 (2013) 2-26
Dempsey, Journal of Chemical Education, 95 (2018) 197-206
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Yuan Yuan Yang, Zhao Jun Guo, Ju Mei Zhou, Li Qiang Guo
P-doped SiO2 Proton Conducting Films for Low Voltage Thin Film Transistors
Liqiang Guo * a, Zhaojun Guob, Yuanyuan Yangc and Jumei Zhoud
Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
aguoliqiang@nimte.ac.cn, bguozj@nimte.ac.cn, cyangyuanyuan@nimte.ac.cn,dzhoujm@nimte.ac.cn
Keywords: Proton conduction, P-doped SiO2, Oxide thin film transistors
Abstract.
Those highly proton conductive solid materials were applied for H2/O2 fuel cell [7], but not used for oxide thin film transistors due to their low transmittance rate.
Wan: Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Vol. 49 (2010), p.110201
Rambabu: Journal of Alloys and Compounds Vol. 540 (2012), p.184 [11] T.
Österbacka: Advanced Materials Vol. 21 (2009), p. 2520 [13] H.X.
Those highly proton conductive solid materials were applied for H2/O2 fuel cell [7], but not used for oxide thin film transistors due to their low transmittance rate.
Wan: Japanese Journal of Applied Physics Vol. 49 (2010), p.110201
Rambabu: Journal of Alloys and Compounds Vol. 540 (2012), p.184 [11] T.
Österbacka: Advanced Materials Vol. 21 (2009), p. 2520 [13] H.X.