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Online since: June 2009
Authors: Ehsan Marzbanrad, Amir Reza Gardeshzadeh, Babak Raissi
Deposition of multiwall carbon nanotubes using low frequency
alternating electrophoretic deposition
Amir Reza Gardeshzadeh1,a
, Babak Raissi2,b
, Ehsan Marzbanrad
3,c
1,2,3
Materials and Energy Research Center, Tehran, Iran 14155-4777
a
amirrg60@merc.ac.ir, b b-raissi@merc.ac.ir, c em13@merc.ac.ir
Keywords: multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWNTs); electrophoretic deposition; low frequency;
AC and DC electric fields; waveform; thick film;
Abstract: In this paper, electrophoretic deposition of multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWNTs) using
low frequency (0.01-1000 Hz) AC electric fields, is reported.
Pan, Materials Letters vol 57 (2002) p. 434-438 [2] Ch.
Pan, Journal of Power Sources vol. 160 (2006) p.1487-1494 [3] H.
Jin, Applied Surface Science vol. 251 (2005) p. 242-244
Marzbanrad, materials letters vol. 62 (2008) p. 1697-1699.
Pan, Materials Letters vol 57 (2002) p. 434-438 [2] Ch.
Pan, Journal of Power Sources vol. 160 (2006) p.1487-1494 [3] H.
Jin, Applied Surface Science vol. 251 (2005) p. 242-244
Marzbanrad, materials letters vol. 62 (2008) p. 1697-1699.
Online since: January 2016
Authors: Ovidiu Antonescu
Also, the structural analysis of the V-belt element with regards to the material strength is presented.
Thus, some entities with precisely 3D dimensions can be modeled, on which certain materials with real properties can be applied, components that have their own characteristics which can be updated anytime.
This is calculated by the software after the material applying, i.e. a special steel having the density = 7860 kg / m 3.
The next step was the material applying with its all properties.
Antonescu, Continuously variable transmissions with metal pushing V-belt used on road vehicles, Proceedings of the International Conference on Manufacturing Systems - ICMaS 2002, Romanian Journal of Technical Sciences – Applied Mechanics 47 (2002) 505 – 508
Thus, some entities with precisely 3D dimensions can be modeled, on which certain materials with real properties can be applied, components that have their own characteristics which can be updated anytime.
This is calculated by the software after the material applying, i.e. a special steel having the density = 7860 kg / m 3.
The next step was the material applying with its all properties.
Antonescu, Continuously variable transmissions with metal pushing V-belt used on road vehicles, Proceedings of the International Conference on Manufacturing Systems - ICMaS 2002, Romanian Journal of Technical Sciences – Applied Mechanics 47 (2002) 505 – 508
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Yi Li Fu, Ji Wang, Lai Chun Suo, Li Li Guan
The end result of gas expansion and magnetic confinement is local gas explosion and the removal of surface material as shown in Fig.2f .
1.
Different polishing solution is asked for to different material owing to the influence of the electrolytic gas.
Experiment The material removal rate(MRR)is defined as removal quantity of the thickness of workpiece in unit time.
The material used in the present work was SUS304 stainless steel and was wire cut into test specimens of 50×20×1.8mm3.
References [1] Yun Ma, Chunhai Liu, Jinjiang Wang, Xiaobo Tian: New Technology and New Process Vol.12 (2003), p.48, in chinese [2] Zhen Xiang, Chuanji Nie, Jing Hou: Journal of Optoelectronics Laser.
Different polishing solution is asked for to different material owing to the influence of the electrolytic gas.
Experiment The material removal rate(MRR)is defined as removal quantity of the thickness of workpiece in unit time.
The material used in the present work was SUS304 stainless steel and was wire cut into test specimens of 50×20×1.8mm3.
References [1] Yun Ma, Chunhai Liu, Jinjiang Wang, Xiaobo Tian: New Technology and New Process Vol.12 (2003), p.48, in chinese [2] Zhen Xiang, Chuanji Nie, Jing Hou: Journal of Optoelectronics Laser.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Ping Gan, Xiao Dong Xian
Introduction
The composite films give it better performance than the original materials through composite processing.
High pure aluminum was used as the electrode materials; ultimate vacuum is 1.1×10-4Pa; and evaporation source operating current is 140A.
The references ‘Sol-gel processing and microstructure of TeO2 materials’ [6] indicated that a-TeO2 diffraction peaks appear in the 26°, while the additional diffraction peaks appears in the 26° in Fig. 1(b).
Huang: Materials Science and Engineering B.Vol.164 (2009), p. 51-59 [5] I.
Champarnaud-Mesjard: Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids.Vol. 345&346(2004), p. 634-638 [7] F.
High pure aluminum was used as the electrode materials; ultimate vacuum is 1.1×10-4Pa; and evaporation source operating current is 140A.
The references ‘Sol-gel processing and microstructure of TeO2 materials’ [6] indicated that a-TeO2 diffraction peaks appear in the 26°, while the additional diffraction peaks appears in the 26° in Fig. 1(b).
Huang: Materials Science and Engineering B.Vol.164 (2009), p. 51-59 [5] I.
Champarnaud-Mesjard: Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids.Vol. 345&346(2004), p. 634-638 [7] F.
Online since: November 2013
Authors: Ashok Kumar, Kalyan Kumar Ray
Ray, N.Narasaiah, and R Sivakumar:, Materials Science and Engineering, Vol.
Lankford, Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures, Vol.8, No. 2, (1985), p. 161 [4] K.
Ray: International Journal of Fatigue, Vol. 28, (2006), p. 891
Ritchie: International Materials Review, Vol. 29, (1984), p. 445
Soboyejo, Materials Science and Engineering, 335A (2002), p. 116
Lankford, Fatigue and Fracture of Engineering Materials and Structures, Vol.8, No. 2, (1985), p. 161 [4] K.
Ray: International Journal of Fatigue, Vol. 28, (2006), p. 891
Ritchie: International Materials Review, Vol. 29, (1984), p. 445
Soboyejo, Materials Science and Engineering, 335A (2002), p. 116
Online since: March 2011
Authors: Thomas Buslaps, Alain Lodini, Abdelilah Benmarouane, Yeting Shi, Bastien Mireux
The combination of these two materials gives mechanical strength and good osteointegration proprieties at the interface.
n-HAp Ti-6Al-4V Fig. 1: sheep bone sample’s with implant Neutron Diffraction The experimental techniques dedicated to the evaluation of residual stresses at the interfaces and in the bulk of materials have been improved.
Lodini Materials Science Forum, Vol. 524 (2006), p. 951-956 [6] A.Benmarouane, R.
Taiar, T.Hansen, P.Millet and A.Lodini Journal of Neutron Research, Vol.15:3, (2007), p.243-248
Applied Surface Science, Vol.255 (2008), p. 273–275 [8] J.
n-HAp Ti-6Al-4V Fig. 1: sheep bone sample’s with implant Neutron Diffraction The experimental techniques dedicated to the evaluation of residual stresses at the interfaces and in the bulk of materials have been improved.
Lodini Materials Science Forum, Vol. 524 (2006), p. 951-956 [6] A.Benmarouane, R.
Taiar, T.Hansen, P.Millet and A.Lodini Journal of Neutron Research, Vol.15:3, (2007), p.243-248
Applied Surface Science, Vol.255 (2008), p. 273–275 [8] J.
Online since: June 2015
Authors: Yun Hae Kim, Chang Wook Park, Jin Woo Lee, Min Ji Ju, Moo Jun Kim, Hee Soo Yoon
Introduction
The materials with the new properties in aerospace, marine, a wide range of industries and everyday goods have been needed.
Composite has a strong point that makes the materials with proper mechanical properties flexible to manufacture because of fluid aeolotropy in accordance with the change of laminate direction and order of fiber reinforced plastic material [1].
Byun, Ministry of Science and Technology (2004) [4] M.K.
An, Advanced materials Research 97-101 (2010) 1772~1775 [6] P.Wang, J.Molimard, S.Drapier, A.Vautrin, P.Henrat, Journal of Composite Materials 46(2011) 691-706 [7] S.
Park, Materials Science Forum 762 (2013) 612-620 [11] G.W.
Composite has a strong point that makes the materials with proper mechanical properties flexible to manufacture because of fluid aeolotropy in accordance with the change of laminate direction and order of fiber reinforced plastic material [1].
Byun, Ministry of Science and Technology (2004) [4] M.K.
An, Advanced materials Research 97-101 (2010) 1772~1775 [6] P.Wang, J.Molimard, S.Drapier, A.Vautrin, P.Henrat, Journal of Composite Materials 46(2011) 691-706 [7] S.
Park, Materials Science Forum 762 (2013) 612-620 [11] G.W.
Online since: October 2020
Authors: Monica Castoldi Borlini Gadioli, Carlos M. F. Vieira, Mônica Manhães Ribeiro, Sergio Neves Monteiro, G.C.G. Delaqua, Fabio da Costa Garcia Filho, Lucas F. Amaral, Julianna M. Garcia, Michelle Souza Oliveira
Maurya: Journal of Materials Research and Technology Vol. 6 (2017), p. 289
Pan: Construction and Building Materials Vol. 114 (2016), p. 737
Karaoglanli: Materials Today: Proceedings Vol. 11 (2019), p. 516
Vieira: Journal of Materials Research and Technology Vol. 7 (4) (2018), p. 612
Monteiro: Materials Science Forum Vols. 727-728 (2012), p. 959
Pan: Construction and Building Materials Vol. 114 (2016), p. 737
Karaoglanli: Materials Today: Proceedings Vol. 11 (2019), p. 516
Vieira: Journal of Materials Research and Technology Vol. 7 (4) (2018), p. 612
Monteiro: Materials Science Forum Vols. 727-728 (2012), p. 959
Online since: March 2015
Authors: K.Z. Sun, J.Y. Zhou
The tool changing manipulator geometric model adopts parametric 3D modeling software UG to build modeling (Fig. 1) and the materials of the tool changing manipulator is 40Cr.
From the point of stress analysis, the stress of material is far smaller than maximum permissible stress, so the key to enhance stiffness lies in structure optimization of the tool changing manipulator with machine precision being the guarantee.
Journal of Shandong University of Technology, 2001, 31(03), pp.04-07
Journal of Mechanical Strength, 2005, 27(03), pp.353-357
Journal of Shandong University(Engineering Science), 2010, 40(1), pp.78-83.
From the point of stress analysis, the stress of material is far smaller than maximum permissible stress, so the key to enhance stiffness lies in structure optimization of the tool changing manipulator with machine precision being the guarantee.
Journal of Shandong University of Technology, 2001, 31(03), pp.04-07
Journal of Mechanical Strength, 2005, 27(03), pp.353-357
Journal of Shandong University(Engineering Science), 2010, 40(1), pp.78-83.
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Yu Zhang, Shan Xiong Chen, Jian Li, Fei Yu
The Drucker-prager material model is adopted for the rock and the lagrangian controlling equation for the contact surfaces.
The material parameters of the rock and contact surfaces are shown in TableⅠand TableⅡ.
Journal of Engineering Geology, 1997, 5(4):335-356
Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering, 2000,19(6):747-750
Journal of Chongqing University, 2004,27(9):129-136
The material parameters of the rock and contact surfaces are shown in TableⅠand TableⅡ.
Journal of Engineering Geology, 1997, 5(4):335-356
Chinese Journal of Rock Mechanics and Engineering, 2000,19(6):747-750
Journal of Chongqing University, 2004,27(9):129-136