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Online since: November 2005
Authors: Kikuo Kishimoto, Takashi Tateno, Feng Jin, Hirotsugu Inoue
Results obtained indicate that imperfect interface properties can be effectively evaluated by Love wave propagation under some certain conditions.
Both theoretical and experimental analyses are carried out to investigate the effect of the factor on the properties of Love waves.
Fig. 2 Effect of interface property factor on the group velocity of Love wave From the results shown in Fig. 2, we can observe the fact that imperfection interface factor actually affect the propagation of Love wave in piezoelectric layered structure.
This factor directly concerned with the properties of adhesion layer between the layer and the substrate.
By theoretical prediction and experimental investigation, following conclusions can be drawn: Interface property factor directly concerned with the properties of the adhesive layer, it indicates the interface state of the layered structures.
Online since: July 2005
Authors: Anastasius Youtsos, Dimitrios Elias Katsareas
A simplified 2-D axi-symmetric model, in which residual stresses are produced due to the thermo-mechanical properties mismatch during cooling of the weld, is compared with a detailed model in which the complete multi-pass welding procedure is simulated.
This factor is set to 1.0E-6.
For the low carbon steel the material properties of ASTM A508 class 3 are used (red color), whereas for the stainless steel the temperature dependent material properties of AISI 316L are used (cyan).
The heat-affected zone of the ferritic pipe is modeled as having variable mechanical properties through its thickness, which is simulated by using five material zones (Fig. 5 left).
For the low carbon steel the material properties of ASTM A508 class 3 are used (cyan), whereas for the stainless steel the temperature dependent material properties of AISI 316L are used (purple).
Online since: January 2016
Authors: Andreas Öchsner, Seyedeh Alieh Kazemi, Sadegh Imani Yengejeh
Introduction In the past few decades, carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have attracted a large interest in material science and engineering because of their outstanding mechanical, thermal and electrical properties [1,2,3].
Afterwards, Ghavamian and Öchsner [10] analyzed the effect of defects on the buckling properties of nanotubes.
Geometry, mass, and applied boundary conditions are the factors which influence this quantity.
Cao, Nano Structures and Nanomaterials, Synthesis, Properties and Applications, Imperial College Press, London, 2004
Influence of structural imperfections and doping on the mechanical properties of single-walled carbon nanotubes.
Online since: June 2012
Authors: Ming Ke Deng, Yun Tao Chang, Xing Wen Liang
Subsequently, the United States, Japan are carried out basic research in the mechanical properties and enhance principle of the ECC materials, and ECC materials used in practical engineering [6].
Through the uniaxial tensile test, Jun Zhang of Tsinghua University studied the PVA fiber diameter on the tensile properties of ECC [7].
According to the results of data analysis, we know that the fiber content is the main factor affecting the flexural strength.
Water binder ratio is one of the most important factors.
(3) Water binder ratio is the most important factor affecting the size effect.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: C. Pereira, Marcelo Calvete Gaspar, Fernando Antunes
The main difficulties are therefore related to precisely model the bone's geometry and simulate its mechanical properties.
Bone's mechanical properties are dictated to a large extent by its mineral volume fraction, which lies in the range 25-45%, with a typical value of 38% for human bone.
Additional difficulty arises from variations in properties resulting from physical activity, particularly weight-bearing exercise [8], ageing (resulting from porosity variations, etc.), and other factors.
In parallelepiped specimens some properties do not affect resonant frequencies, and so they cannot be determined by a resonant technique.
The use of a non-conventional geometry is interesting, since more properties are involved in the definition of resonant properties.
Online since: December 2010
Authors: Jing Yan Li
By the method of numerical simulation the variation law of stress-strain with time and space around borehole of impermeable rock medium, variety law of rock physical properties parameters is studied.
It can be seen from result that development and deformation of borehole elastic area mainly affected by ambiequal ground stress value, difference of ambiequal ground stress and rock material properties so on.
Zhao Yizhong (2009)[4] comprehensive considered the role of fluid-solid coupling, the effect of dynamic-made sewing, variable fracture conductivity and other factors, established a new model of de-sand fracturing unconsolidated sandstone reservoir productivity and carried out the optimization of de-sand fracturing capacity under the influence of the factors.
by ambiequal ground stress value, difference of ambiequal ground stress and rock material properties so on.
The results showed that the development of wellbore borehole elastic and deformation, mainly due to the size of the two briefings by the stress, the stress difference between the two briefings and rock material properties and affect of other factors.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Jin Song Zhu, Li Kun He
As a complicated chemo-mechanical process influenced by a couple of factors, such as temperature, humidity, porosity of concrete, stress situation and curing time, the diffusion of chloride ion has become the first difficulty of the wide spectrum of problems involved in the degradation process of RC bridge.
Therefore, the impact on the diffusion process of these factors can be considered by modifying the evolutionary coefficient .
The evolution process is obviously affected by .
Effect of cracking on transport properties in concrete.
Test study on mechanical properties of corrosion of prestressed concrete structure.
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Xiang Tian Xu, Jun Hong Yuan, Rui Qiang Bai
Introduction In the ice engineering and Geo-science, the mechanical properties of ice are an important scientific subject, especially strength and deformation.
For large ice sheets and thick ice or snow layer, the confining pressure has significant influence on the mechanical properties of ice.
The influences of other factors such as specimen homogeneity, grain-size, density, temperature and the state of stress on mechanical properties of ice are also observed under this test (Assur, 1980).
These data should assist in the standardization of laboratory testing procedures for the determination of the mechanical properties of artificial ice.
As is evident from the figure, the stress-strain curves of artificial ice are significantly affected by confining pressures.
Online since: January 2005
Authors: Xing Dong Zhang, Hong Song Fan, Xin Long Wang
Over last decade, intensive studies to the improvement in sintering property of β-TCP have been conducted over the world.
In addition, Ca/P ratio affected the transition temperature.
Hysun-Seung Ryu [5] also confirmed the Ca2P2O2 affected the sintering property of β-TCP, but much Ca2P2O2 have been observed in the final products.
Based on these factors, our work is to investigate the effect of Ca2P2O2 and CaCO3 addition on the phase transition and sintering behavior of β-TCP in order to improve the compressive strength and reduce impurity of porous TCP ceramics. 2.
The better mechanical strength was desirable for the clinical application of TCP as bone repair materials.
Online since: September 2024
Authors: Markku Keskitalo, Mikko Hietala, Antti Järvenpää, Joonas Päkkilä, Matias Jaskari
However, the mechanical behavior and durability of WAAM-fabricated UHS steel components are influenced by various factors, among which surface quality plays a critical role [2-3].
The mechanical properties of the UHS steel wire are presented in Table 1, while its chemical composition is presented in Table 2.
Mechanical properties of the UHS steel wire.
Mechanical properties of the WAAM UHS steel.
The sensitivity to crack initiation is particularly pronounced in UHS steels, making surface quality a critical factor affecting fatigue performance.
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