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Online since: September 2013
Authors: Xiao Xiang Yang, Shun Cong Zhong, Yu Hui Chen
In the computational models, the stress distribution in the depth direction of the TBCs and also the influence of mechanical properties in heating, dwelling and cooling thermal cycles, were investigated.
Material behavior and properties.
Physical properties of different layers at different temperature refer to the reference [3].
(1) whereis the strain rate(s-1), is the pre-factor (s-1MPa-n),is the power-law creep exponent.
It shows that failure usually occurs in the cooling stage, because the creep is less affected at this time.
Material behavior and properties.
Physical properties of different layers at different temperature refer to the reference [3].
(1) whereis the strain rate(s-1), is the pre-factor (s-1MPa-n),is the power-law creep exponent.
It shows that failure usually occurs in the cooling stage, because the creep is less affected at this time.
Online since: June 2014
Authors: Jun Zhu, Ji Hui Wang
Waviness has little effect on thin composite materials while greatly affects properties of the large and thick composite structures [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12].
Only one review upon effect of fibre waviness on the mechanical properties of unidirectional fibre composites has been finished by Piggott since 1995 [12].
In fact, these factors related with both waviness geometry and attribute are challenging for any manufacture method, seen in the following section.
Effect of Waviness on Properties of Composite Materials Effect of Waviness on Mechanical Performances Effect of waviness on mechanical performances was performed by many researchers [1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 33].
Piggott, The effect of fibre waviness on the mechanical properties of unidirectional fibre composites: a review, Compos.
Only one review upon effect of fibre waviness on the mechanical properties of unidirectional fibre composites has been finished by Piggott since 1995 [12].
In fact, these factors related with both waviness geometry and attribute are challenging for any manufacture method, seen in the following section.
Effect of Waviness on Properties of Composite Materials Effect of Waviness on Mechanical Performances Effect of waviness on mechanical performances was performed by many researchers [1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 33].
Piggott, The effect of fibre waviness on the mechanical properties of unidirectional fibre composites: a review, Compos.
Online since: May 2006
Authors: Mikio Iwamoto, Junji Ikeda, Masaru Ueno
Influence of Complex Frictional Heating and Mechanical Stress Effect
for Surface Crystalline Structure Change of Zirconia Femoral Head
Masaru Ueno a
, Mikio Iwamoto
b
and Junji Ikeda c
Japan Medical Materials Corporation, Uemura Nissei Bldg. 9F 3-3-31 Miyahara,
Yodogawa-ku, Osaka 532-0003 Japan
a
uenom@jmmc.jp, biwamotom@jmmc.jp,
cikedaj@jmmc.jp
Keywords: Zirconia, Phase Transformation, Wear, Hip simulator
Abstract: Several clinical reports pointed out that the monoclinic transformation of crystalline
structure of zirconia femoral head with clinical service time can cause the changes of surface
roughness and mechanical properties.
On the other side of these desirable properties of zirconia heads for THP, transformation of the surface crystalline structure and mechanical degradation of zirconia heads were sometimes reported as the possible cause of clinical failure of zirconia THP system.
Y-TZP has been used for femoral head replacement due to the good mechanical properties and excellent biocompatibility.
As mentioned above, the phase transformation characteristics would be affected by not only temperature but also mechanical stress.
Conclusion We found that surface degradation of zirconia would be accelerated by hip simulator motion and mechanical stress effect would act as an important factor as much as surrounding temperature or frictional heating.
On the other side of these desirable properties of zirconia heads for THP, transformation of the surface crystalline structure and mechanical degradation of zirconia heads were sometimes reported as the possible cause of clinical failure of zirconia THP system.
Y-TZP has been used for femoral head replacement due to the good mechanical properties and excellent biocompatibility.
As mentioned above, the phase transformation characteristics would be affected by not only temperature but also mechanical stress.
Conclusion We found that surface degradation of zirconia would be accelerated by hip simulator motion and mechanical stress effect would act as an important factor as much as surrounding temperature or frictional heating.
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Wei Sun
But if the element has similar chemical properties or ionic structures, it can also be absorbed.
Table 2 lists the reported bio-sorbent used for precious metal adsorption at home and abroad. 3.4 Factors affecting the bio-sorption Bio-sorption process is affected by many factors, such as types of bio-sorbents, the type of adsorbed metal ions, pH, temperature, adsorption time, competing ions and solid-liquid ratio, among which pH, temperature, adsorption time and the number and type of competing ions have the biggest influence [10]. 3.4.1 pH of the solution For most adsorption processes, pH of the system can determine the adsorption capacity.
Within a certain range, the temperature has some influence on the adsorption capacity, but not as influential as pH. 3.4.3 Adsorption time Adsorption time is an important factor affecting the efficiency of adsorption of heavy metals.
Normally, competing ions may compete with target ions in binding to the adsorption sites, or reduce properties of adsorbent [13]. 3.5 The application of bio-sorption in wastewater treatment Yan Keliang et al [14] used white rot fungi to bleach the dye via adsorption.
Study on the adsorption properties of chitosan acid ester ether in the adsorption of heavy metal ions [J] Environmental Science, 1999,20 (3): 59 ~ 62
Table 2 lists the reported bio-sorbent used for precious metal adsorption at home and abroad. 3.4 Factors affecting the bio-sorption Bio-sorption process is affected by many factors, such as types of bio-sorbents, the type of adsorbed metal ions, pH, temperature, adsorption time, competing ions and solid-liquid ratio, among which pH, temperature, adsorption time and the number and type of competing ions have the biggest influence [10]. 3.4.1 pH of the solution For most adsorption processes, pH of the system can determine the adsorption capacity.
Within a certain range, the temperature has some influence on the adsorption capacity, but not as influential as pH. 3.4.3 Adsorption time Adsorption time is an important factor affecting the efficiency of adsorption of heavy metals.
Normally, competing ions may compete with target ions in binding to the adsorption sites, or reduce properties of adsorbent [13]. 3.5 The application of bio-sorption in wastewater treatment Yan Keliang et al [14] used white rot fungi to bleach the dye via adsorption.
Study on the adsorption properties of chitosan acid ester ether in the adsorption of heavy metal ions [J] Environmental Science, 1999,20 (3): 59 ~ 62
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Xiang Yu Luo, Xue Li Jin, Qing Ling Meng, Ling Ke Zeng
Finally, the sound absorption coefficient and mechanical properties of the samples were examined.
It can be seen that the incorporation of expanded perlite is detrimental to the improvement of the mechanical properties of the material.
After mixed with the material, it can absorb the water affecting its workability and thereby the strength will be decreased[2].
Therefore, admixtures should be not only selected from the perspective of improving the absorption properties and overall factors should be taken into consideration. 3.1.3 Microstructure analysis Fig. 4 shows the pore morphology of expanded perlite and ceramic within the samples observed by SEM.
From the figure, it can be seen that, the sample with foaming agent has most significant sound absorption property at the trough of the absorption coefficient curve for the material. 3.3.2 Mechanical properties Fig. 12 shows the bending strength and compressive strength of the above-mentioned two samples on the 28th day.
It can be seen that the incorporation of expanded perlite is detrimental to the improvement of the mechanical properties of the material.
After mixed with the material, it can absorb the water affecting its workability and thereby the strength will be decreased[2].
Therefore, admixtures should be not only selected from the perspective of improving the absorption properties and overall factors should be taken into consideration. 3.1.3 Microstructure analysis Fig. 4 shows the pore morphology of expanded perlite and ceramic within the samples observed by SEM.
From the figure, it can be seen that, the sample with foaming agent has most significant sound absorption property at the trough of the absorption coefficient curve for the material. 3.3.2 Mechanical properties Fig. 12 shows the bending strength and compressive strength of the above-mentioned two samples on the 28th day.
Online since: September 2007
Authors: Luca Goglio, Marco Peroni, Massimo Rossetto
To investigate the possible effects of the curing temperature on the mechanical
properties of the Hysol 9466, two test series for this adhesive have been carried out.
The static tests for the two different kinds of curing of Hysol 9466 give the same elastic properties (elastic modulus E ≈ 1.99 GPa and proof stress Rp0.2 ≈ 52 MPa).
Dynamic scale factor - compression tests.
Fig. 5 shows the k factor as a function of the actual strain rate.
Dynamic scale factor - tensile tests.
The static tests for the two different kinds of curing of Hysol 9466 give the same elastic properties (elastic modulus E ≈ 1.99 GPa and proof stress Rp0.2 ≈ 52 MPa).
Dynamic scale factor - compression tests.
Fig. 5 shows the k factor as a function of the actual strain rate.
Dynamic scale factor - tensile tests.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Wei Ming Wang, Bo Yu, Huan Zhen Su, Zhong Zhang
The advantage of these fibers is that their properties can be adapted to the final purpose of use [1].
The present work is to investigate the effect of thermal treatment conditions on the morphological structure, physical and mechanical properties of PorelTM fiber.
Effect of treatment time on the properties of fabric.
In order to protect wearability and mechanical properties of PorelTM fiber knitted fabric, the thermal treatment time required to be no more than 90s when the treatment temperature was kept at 140°C.
It maybe explained that the damage on mechanical properties of PorelTM fiber gradually increased with the increase in temperature during thermal treatment process, especially at high temperature.
The present work is to investigate the effect of thermal treatment conditions on the morphological structure, physical and mechanical properties of PorelTM fiber.
Effect of treatment time on the properties of fabric.
In order to protect wearability and mechanical properties of PorelTM fiber knitted fabric, the thermal treatment time required to be no more than 90s when the treatment temperature was kept at 140°C.
It maybe explained that the damage on mechanical properties of PorelTM fiber gradually increased with the increase in temperature during thermal treatment process, especially at high temperature.
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Zhi Yuan Rui, Rui Cheng Feng, Yan Rui Zuo, Guo Tao Zhang, Chang Feng Yan
Besides, temperature and stress intensity also have great effect on the performance of material and the fracture properties of material.
Superplastic is the important properties of TiAl alloys, so the effect that grain boundary sliding have on TiAl alloys is also can’t be ignored.
Apart from the factors mentioned above, there are still have many other factors influencing the performance of materials, such as the temperature, the size of grain, loading frequency and stress intensity, etc.
[4] Xiao Shulong, Xu Lijuan, Yu Hongbao, Chen Yuyong, Effect of Y addition on microstructure and mechanical properties of TiAl-based alloys prepared by SPS, Rare Metal Materials and Engineering, 42(2013)0023-0027
[8] Wu Qisheng, Material physical properties(In Chinese), East China University of Science and Technology Press, Shanghai,2010
Superplastic is the important properties of TiAl alloys, so the effect that grain boundary sliding have on TiAl alloys is also can’t be ignored.
Apart from the factors mentioned above, there are still have many other factors influencing the performance of materials, such as the temperature, the size of grain, loading frequency and stress intensity, etc.
[4] Xiao Shulong, Xu Lijuan, Yu Hongbao, Chen Yuyong, Effect of Y addition on microstructure and mechanical properties of TiAl-based alloys prepared by SPS, Rare Metal Materials and Engineering, 42(2013)0023-0027
[8] Wu Qisheng, Material physical properties(In Chinese), East China University of Science and Technology Press, Shanghai,2010
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Hai Tao Yao, Chang Hong Ji, Jian Zhang, Bin Zhen Zhang, Xiang Hong Li, Jian Lin Liu
This paper reports the fabrication of a tunable radio-frequency (RF) inductor and discusses the parameters that influence the quality factor (Q) of the inductor.
Fig. 1 The structure of the inductor Theoretic Analysis The main factor that affects the Q value of the inductor is the large loss caused by various devices’ parasitic effects, which can be expressed by certain equivalent components, as shown in figure 2.
When micro mechanical method is adopted to remove the substrate under the inductor and form suspension structure, all the parasitic components , Csub, Rsub and Rse can be ingored.
For the inductor which is applied in the RF communication, skin effect of conductors will dramatically change conductive properties of conductors with the rise of frequency.
SU-8 is becoming more and more favorite photoresist due to its excellent coating planarization and processing properties as well as its mechanical and chemical stability.
Fig. 1 The structure of the inductor Theoretic Analysis The main factor that affects the Q value of the inductor is the large loss caused by various devices’ parasitic effects, which can be expressed by certain equivalent components, as shown in figure 2.
When micro mechanical method is adopted to remove the substrate under the inductor and form suspension structure, all the parasitic components , Csub, Rsub and Rse can be ingored.
For the inductor which is applied in the RF communication, skin effect of conductors will dramatically change conductive properties of conductors with the rise of frequency.
SU-8 is becoming more and more favorite photoresist due to its excellent coating planarization and processing properties as well as its mechanical and chemical stability.
Online since: May 2021
Authors: O.A. Miryuk
The aim of the work is to study the influence of technological factors on silicate granules formation with a stable porous structure and a bulk density of no more than 300 kg/m3 from liquid glass compositions.
To improve technological properties of the molding mixture, sodium salts were introduced.
Expediency of using combined fillers, made up of materials, directly affecting technological properties of the compositions has been established.
Liu, Thermal conductivity and mechanical properties of porous concrete materials, Materials Letters. 209 (2017) 349 – 352
He, Effect of foaming agent on physical and mechanical properties of alkali-activated slag foamed concrete, Construction and Building Materials. 226 (2019) 280 − 287.
To improve technological properties of the molding mixture, sodium salts were introduced.
Expediency of using combined fillers, made up of materials, directly affecting technological properties of the compositions has been established.
Liu, Thermal conductivity and mechanical properties of porous concrete materials, Materials Letters. 209 (2017) 349 – 352
He, Effect of foaming agent on physical and mechanical properties of alkali-activated slag foamed concrete, Construction and Building Materials. 226 (2019) 280 − 287.