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Online since: July 2011
Authors: Wei Liu, Qiong Hua Zhou
Properties of Nanocrystalline Aluminium Fabricated by Warm-vacuum-compaction Method
Wei Liu1, a, and Qionghua Zhou2, b
1School of Materials Science and Engineering, Henan University of Science and Technology, Luoyang, P.R.China 471003
2Medical College, Henan University of Science and Technology, Luoyang, P.R.China 471003
aliuweidavid@yahoo.com.cn, bzhouqionghua2000@163.com
Keywords: Nanocrystalline aluminium; Warm-vacuum-compaction; XRD; Thermal analysis; Microhardness
Abstract.
Introduction Nanocrystaline (nc-) materials or nanostructured (ns-) materials are three-dimensional (3D) bulk materials with average grain size typically smaller than 100 nm.
Nc-materials synthesized by severe plastic deformation are full dense and without any pores or contaminant.
Karimpoor, U.Erb, K.T.Aust and G.Palumbo: Scripta Materialia Vol.49 (2003), p. 651 [2] Y.F.Shen, W.Y.Xue, Y.D.Wang, Z.Y.Liu and L.Zuo: Surface & Coatings Technology Vol. 202 (2008), p. 5140 [3] L.Lu, M.L.Sui and K.Lu: Science Vol. 287 (2000), p. 1463 [4] J.Petzold: Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Vol. 242-245 (2002), p. 84 [5] K.Y.Zhao, C.J.Li, J.M.Tao, Dickon H.L.Ng and X.K.Zhu: Journal of Alloys and Compounds Vol. 504S (2010), p.
S306 [6] L.Zhang, A.M.Elwazri, T.Zimmerly and M.Brochu: Materials Science and Engineering A Vol. 487 (2008), p. 219 [7] W.Liu, Y.Tang, G.Chu, J.Luo, S.Yang, J.Li and W.Dong: Materials Science and Technolog Vol. 14 (2006), p. 127 [8] W.Liu, T.Yang, G.Chu, J.Luo and Y.Tang: Trans.Nonferrous.Met.Soc.China Vol. 16 (2006), p. 747 [9] G.Chu and W.Liu: J.Cent.South Univ.
Introduction Nanocrystaline (nc-) materials or nanostructured (ns-) materials are three-dimensional (3D) bulk materials with average grain size typically smaller than 100 nm.
Nc-materials synthesized by severe plastic deformation are full dense and without any pores or contaminant.
Karimpoor, U.Erb, K.T.Aust and G.Palumbo: Scripta Materialia Vol.49 (2003), p. 651 [2] Y.F.Shen, W.Y.Xue, Y.D.Wang, Z.Y.Liu and L.Zuo: Surface & Coatings Technology Vol. 202 (2008), p. 5140 [3] L.Lu, M.L.Sui and K.Lu: Science Vol. 287 (2000), p. 1463 [4] J.Petzold: Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Vol. 242-245 (2002), p. 84 [5] K.Y.Zhao, C.J.Li, J.M.Tao, Dickon H.L.Ng and X.K.Zhu: Journal of Alloys and Compounds Vol. 504S (2010), p.
S306 [6] L.Zhang, A.M.Elwazri, T.Zimmerly and M.Brochu: Materials Science and Engineering A Vol. 487 (2008), p. 219 [7] W.Liu, Y.Tang, G.Chu, J.Luo, S.Yang, J.Li and W.Dong: Materials Science and Technolog Vol. 14 (2006), p. 127 [8] W.Liu, T.Yang, G.Chu, J.Luo and Y.Tang: Trans.Nonferrous.Met.Soc.China Vol. 16 (2006), p. 747 [9] G.Chu and W.Liu: J.Cent.South Univ.
Online since: March 2018
Authors: Cosmin Mihai Miriţoiu, Daniela Florentina Tărâţă
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Online since: May 2011
Authors: Ji Zhi Zhang, Jian Zhang Li, Xiao Ying Liu, Shi Feng Zhang
Jc cakes obtained after oil pressed, rich in protein content, were excellent materials for preparing formaldehyde-free wood adhesives, which could provide alternative to formaldehyde-based resins.
In addition, formaldehyde-based adhesives are derived from nonrenewable fossil resources, which generate an urgent need for the development of environmentally friendly alternative wood adhesives from renewable materials [2-3].
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Online since: October 2015
Authors: Nikolay I. Plusnin
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Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials, 198 (1999) 146-148
Progress in materials science, 52 (2007) 401-420
Science and Technology of advanced Materials, 9 (2008) 014102 (13 pp)
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Lei Tan, Xi Jun Liu, Ming Qiao Zhu
The larger the elastic modulus is, the less the materials are prone to fatigue damage.
It is apparent that freeze-thaw cycles do not exert much influence on the properties of FRP materials.
The mechanical properties of resin materials suffer great influence under conditions of wet-dry and ultraviolet.
Fiber surface treatment can improve the interlaminar shear strength of composite materials.
,in:Composites for construction. 2003,2 [36] Ren Huitao,Yao Qianfeng,in:Journal of Building Materials, 2005, 8(5):521-525(in Chinese)
It is apparent that freeze-thaw cycles do not exert much influence on the properties of FRP materials.
The mechanical properties of resin materials suffer great influence under conditions of wet-dry and ultraviolet.
Fiber surface treatment can improve the interlaminar shear strength of composite materials.
,in:Composites for construction. 2003,2 [36] Ren Huitao,Yao Qianfeng,in:Journal of Building Materials, 2005, 8(5):521-525(in Chinese)
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Feng Yi Li, Lei Chen, Wei Xin Chen, Xian Hua Guan, Wen Bo Nie
The experiment method of making test pieces is the same as the method of materials components formulas.
The regression equation shows that, other materials all play the role of quick-setting for filling materials, except the factor E play the role of retarding.
Journal of shanghai University.2002, 32(4):8-11 [2] Shaohui Li.
Fabrication experimental study on new insulation building materials made from fly ash and Styrofoam.
Anhui University of science and technology.2010 [5] Shuxia Ren.
The regression equation shows that, other materials all play the role of quick-setting for filling materials, except the factor E play the role of retarding.
Journal of shanghai University.2002, 32(4):8-11 [2] Shaohui Li.
Fabrication experimental study on new insulation building materials made from fly ash and Styrofoam.
Anhui University of science and technology.2010 [5] Shuxia Ren.
Online since: January 2010
Authors: Serge Tcherniaeff, Franck Girot, Ivan Iordanoff
The first condition to respect is the choice of the materials "Real" and the "Model".
The law of flow"s material formulates that as for real materials, simulation materials behave the same when constraints overcome a certain threshold.
The materials used as follows: representing AA2024T3 is beige plasticine (modeling clay) and red plasticine for the copper sheet[9,10].
The final result will be the creation of a model of FSW for different materials with different kind of joining 5_References [1] NANDAN (R)-DEBROY (T)-BHADESHIA (H K D H) - Recent advances in Friction Stir Welding-Process,Weldment, Structure and properties - Progress in Materials Science 53 PP 980-1023 (2008) [2] BASTIER (A), Modélisation du soudage d'alliages d'aluminium par friction et malaxage, Thèse de doctorat de l'Ecole Polytechnique, décembre (2006) [3] GLUKHMAN (A.A.). - Introduction to the theory of similarity.
[6] LE FLOCH (A)-JACOMET (S)-MONTMITONNET (P) Simulation physique des procédés de mise en forme : Théorie et pratique Techniques de l'Ingénieur, traité Matériaux métalliques M3020 (1997) [7] BUFFA (G) HUA (J) SHIVPURI (R) FRATINI (L) - Design of the friction stir welding tool using the continuum based FEM model - Materials science & Engineering - MSA-19606; (2005) [8] DICKERSON (T) SHERCLIFF (H) SCHMIDT (H) - A weld marker technique for flow visualization in friction stir welding - 4 th International Symposium on Friction Stir Welding, ParkCity, Utah, USA (2003) [9] LIECHTY BC, WEBB BW - Flow field characterization of friction stir processing using a particle -grid method - Journal of materials processing technology 208 pp431-443 (2008) [10] LIECHTY BC, WEBB BW - the use of plasticine as an analog to explore material flow in friction stir welding - Journal of materials processing technology 184 pp240-250 (2007)
The law of flow"s material formulates that as for real materials, simulation materials behave the same when constraints overcome a certain threshold.
The materials used as follows: representing AA2024T3 is beige plasticine (modeling clay) and red plasticine for the copper sheet[9,10].
The final result will be the creation of a model of FSW for different materials with different kind of joining 5_References [1] NANDAN (R)-DEBROY (T)-BHADESHIA (H K D H) - Recent advances in Friction Stir Welding-Process,Weldment, Structure and properties - Progress in Materials Science 53 PP 980-1023 (2008) [2] BASTIER (A), Modélisation du soudage d'alliages d'aluminium par friction et malaxage, Thèse de doctorat de l'Ecole Polytechnique, décembre (2006) [3] GLUKHMAN (A.A.). - Introduction to the theory of similarity.
[6] LE FLOCH (A)-JACOMET (S)-MONTMITONNET (P) Simulation physique des procédés de mise en forme : Théorie et pratique Techniques de l'Ingénieur, traité Matériaux métalliques M3020 (1997) [7] BUFFA (G) HUA (J) SHIVPURI (R) FRATINI (L) - Design of the friction stir welding tool using the continuum based FEM model - Materials science & Engineering - MSA-19606; (2005) [8] DICKERSON (T) SHERCLIFF (H) SCHMIDT (H) - A weld marker technique for flow visualization in friction stir welding - 4 th International Symposium on Friction Stir Welding, ParkCity, Utah, USA (2003) [9] LIECHTY BC, WEBB BW - Flow field characterization of friction stir processing using a particle -grid method - Journal of materials processing technology 208 pp431-443 (2008) [10] LIECHTY BC, WEBB BW - the use of plasticine as an analog to explore material flow in friction stir welding - Journal of materials processing technology 184 pp240-250 (2007)
Online since: January 2015
Authors: Ru Ji, Xi Dong Wang, Zuo Tai Zhang, Li Li Liu, Yang He
The experimental results indicated that the products can be divided into lightweight structural materials and lightweight thermal insulation materials.
Conclusions This paper used PC and EP as the raw material to produce the lightweight wall materials.
The samples produced by this research are divided into lightweight structural materials and lightweight thermal insulation materials.
Journal of materials processing technology, 2008, 204(1): 34-38
The ecology of building materials[M].
Conclusions This paper used PC and EP as the raw material to produce the lightweight wall materials.
The samples produced by this research are divided into lightweight structural materials and lightweight thermal insulation materials.
Journal of materials processing technology, 2008, 204(1): 34-38
The ecology of building materials[M].
Online since: March 2004
Authors: J.Y. Kim, H. Shin, J.G. Lee, S.-H. Jung, Woo Gwang Jung, D.K. Jeong, N.H. Park
In a
typical experiment, 100~800 cycles of ALD were performed to synthesize TiO2 and ZrO2
nanotubular materials.
The nanotubes of various materials can be fabricated by selecting the ALD precursors.
Materials of nanotubes were controlled with ALD precursors.
Acknowledgements This work is financially supported through Center for Nanostructured Materials Technology by Korean Ministry of Science and Technology.
Yang: Materials Letters, (2003), p. 4584
The nanotubes of various materials can be fabricated by selecting the ALD precursors.
Materials of nanotubes were controlled with ALD precursors.
Acknowledgements This work is financially supported through Center for Nanostructured Materials Technology by Korean Ministry of Science and Technology.
Yang: Materials Letters, (2003), p. 4584