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Online since: May 2012
Authors: Jian Ping Liu, Xue Fang Zhao
Measures Analysis of Energy Saving Reconstruction for Existing Building Windows Jianping Liu a, Xuefang Zhao b School of Architecture Engineering,Shandong University of Technology, Zibo,255049,China a liujp@sdut.edu.cn, bzhaoxf79 @sina.com Keywords: Existing Building, Energy Saving Reconstruction, External Window, Measures Analysis Abstract.
According to the statistics show that the heat loss through the outside doors and windows account for about 50% of the overall building energy consumption, the weak link of the heat consumption and energy-saving key positions.
Which reduces cold air infiltration is the principal means of use of new materials, new technologies for serious parts of cold air infiltration to be sealed; The ideal way to increase the thermal resistance is to increase the number of layers of windows, and glass layers, or with new types of glass such as laminated glass, heat-absorbing glass, heat reflective glass and low-e insulating glass.
Windows for energy saving once and for all and the effect of the most significant way is to directly will be the demolition of the original high-energy outside windows replaced with energy-efficient window, such as hollow glass, plastic windows, or use after breaking heat, the thermal conductivity of the metal frame material, steel, aluminum, wood and other composite materials, window frames, window glass can be used in insulating glass, heat reflective glass, heat-absorbing glass or coated low-e glass.
Value Engineering, Vol.8(2008), p.19 (in Chinese) [2] Yang Fu, Gang Li.
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Franz Hauer, Kai Willner
The yield stress of steels is in general influenced by hardening, but the ratio of approximately 2.8 between surface hardness and current yield stress is true from initial state to fully hardened material.
This allows to determine the plastic surface deformation field in the contact zone directly from the gap equation (8). upl = −hmax + h − uel + uo (9) This algorithm reduces the surface height locally by removing material, which means it is not volume conservative.
Engel, Material Flow in Sheet-Bulk Metal Forming.
Key Engineering Materials, Vols. 504-506, pp. 1035--1040, 2012
Kalker, Y. van Randen, A Minimum Principle for Frictionless Elastic Contact with Application to Non-Hertzian Half-Space Contact Problems, Journal of Engineering Mathematics, Vol. 6, pp 193--206, 1972
Online since: June 2022
Authors: Kapil Gupta, Neelesh Kumar Jain, Pravin Kumar, Vishal Kharka
Flank Surface Treatment of Spur Gears Machined by MQL Assisted Hobbing Using Micro-Plasma Transferred Arc Vishal Kharka1,a,*, Pravin Kumar1,b, Neelesh Kumar Jain1,c, Kapil Gupta2,d 1Discipline of Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Indore, Simrol 453 552 (MP) India 2Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Technology, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa aphd1701103007@iiti.ac.in, bphd1601203001@iiti.ac.in, cnkjain@iiti.ac.in, dkgupta@uj.ac.za Keywords: Micro-plasma transferred arc; Surface treatment; MQL; Hobbing; Sustainability Abstract.
Experimental Procedure Materials.
The microhardness values decrease with increasing depth from the top surface and approach the hardness values of bulk material (340 HV for 20MnCr5) as seen in Fig.3.
It should be noted that better accuracy in MQLAH gears was observed despite carrying out hobbing at higher speed and feed combination which resulted in almost 25% high material removal rate as compared to FLAH.
Anan: Key Eng.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Xiao Mi Zhou, Xiao Ran Sun, Guang Yue Li
Synthesis and properties of thermo- and pH-sensitive poly[(Sodium humate)-(N-isopropylacrylamide)-(Acrylic acid)] intelligent hydrogel Xiaomi Zhoua Xiaoran Sunb Guangyue Lic (College of Chemical Engineering, Hebei United University, Tangshan Hebei China 063009) azhouxiaomi201212@163.com bxiaoranhb@yeah.net cgyli@heuu.edu.cn Keywords: Inverse suspension; Thermo-sensitive ; pH-sensitive; Intelligent hydrogel; Abstract.
The hydrogels have been utilized in a variety of applications such as water treatment, separation extraction, drug delivery[3,4], and tissue engineering.
Since the polymerization is directly affected by many factors, we focus on the study of the key parameters such as mole fraction of span-65 in mixed monomers, concentration of monomers and crosslinking agent, and polymerizing temperature.
Materials and methods Materials.
If the dispersant used in the system is improper, the balance of the emulsion system will be destroyed and the formation of absorbent polymer material will around the stirring rod or sticky wall.
Online since: May 2020
Authors: Bao You Liu, Hui Long Yang, Jie Tian, Feng Li
Properties of Acetamide-Alanine Eutectic Ionic Liquid and its Application in Soil Heavy Metal Cd2+ Remediation Baoyou Liua*, Feng Lib, Jie Tianc and Huilong Yangd Pollution Prevention Biotechnology Laboratory of Hebei Province, College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Hebei University of Science and Technology, Hebei Shijiazhuang, 050018, China alby7150@sina.com, b273358779@qq.com, c986191088@qq.com, dyanghl353@sohu.com Keywords: eutectic ionic liquids, soil heavy metal repair, acetamide, alanine, Cd2+, physical property Abstract.
Serial number Comparison item\the same concentration of aqueous solution Extraction rate of Cd2+ 1 Pure water 71.16% 2 Acetamide/alanine 99.67% 3 Acetamide/citric acid 84.23% 4 Alanine aqueous solution 26.85% 5 2,3-pyridinedicarboxylic acid 32.00% 6 Imidazole-4,5-dicarboxylic acid 25.00% 3 Conclusions As an environmentally friendly material, eutectic ionic liquids have demonstrated their unique advantages in various applications.
In this study, acetamide-alanine eutectic ionic liquids were prepared from the application of eutectic ionic liquids as soil heavy metal adsorption extraction materials.
Acknowledgement The authors gratefully acknowledge environment engineering key subject construction of Hebei Province for their financial supports.
Journal of Hazardous Materials 339: 216-222
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Tai Ping Xie, Chun Lan He, Long Jun Xu, Zheng Shi Liu, Cheng Lun Liu
College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Chongqing University, Chongqing,China,400044 2.
Key Lab of Southwest Resources Exploitation and Environment Disaster Control Engineering, Ministry of Education, Chongqing University, Chongqing,China,400044 aliuchenglun@sina.com, bxietaiping2006@163.com, c 20091802129@cqu.edu.cn, Keywords: Gingerol, interaction, Sudan dye, biochemistry activity, AFM Abstract.
Materials and Methods Main materials and instruments.Gingerol,2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl hydrate (DPPH) anhydrous sodium carbonate, fibrinogen , and Sudan dye I were purchased from Aldrich Chemic Inc.
The feature caused the toxicity of Sudan dye to be hidden or transferred in the surface of polymer package material.
Online since: April 2011
Authors: Rui Xiong, Bo Wen Guan, Shuan Fa Chen
Low temperature Anti-cracking Performance of Brucite-fiber-reinforced Asphalt Concrete Bowen Guan1, a, Shuanfa Chen2 and Rui Xiong1 1Key Laboratory for Special Area Highway Engineering of Ministry of Education,Chang’an University, Xi’ an 710064, China 2School of Materials Science and Engineering, Chang’an University, Xi’an 710061, China aguanbowen2001@163.com Keywords: Brucite fiber, Asphalt concrete, Anti-cracking performance, Fiber reinforcement.
There are 3 key factors to determine that the brucite fiber can be used in asphalt concrete. (1) The adhesion property with the asphalt. (2) Tensile strength. (3) Construction performance: dispersion uniformity and heat resistance.
Experimental Raw materials.
Low temperature bending test is performed on a closed-loop controlled servohydraulic MTS 810 material test system equipped with an environmental chamber.
Online since: March 2014
Authors: Hai Peng Li, Li Hui Wang, Peng Chong Guan, Jia Wei Fan, Na Zhang, Xiao Xin Geng
Study on the forming process parameters of automobile front panel reinforcing plate using orthogonal experiment method by numerical simulation technology Pengchong Guan1,a, Jiawei Fan1,b, Lihui Wang2,c, Haipeng Li1,d, *,Na Zhang1,e, Xiaoxin Geng1,f 1School of Materials Science and Engineering, Hebei University of Technology, Tianjin 300130, China 2Automobile Engineering Department, Academy of Military Transportation, Tianjin 300161, China a1218335620@qq.com, bfan532764@163.com, clihuiwang1976@sina.com, dlhpcx@163.com(*Corresponding author), e578067610@qq.com, f719361346@qq.com Keywords: Front panel reinforcing plate, Forming process, Numerical simulation technology, Orthogonal experiment method Abstract.
The formability of stamping products is generally determined by the factors including the structure of die, the material properties, the shape of initial blank, the blank-holder force, the layout of draw-bead, lubrication condition and so on [2].
The material of the product is cold-rolled steel plate ST13 with the thickness of 1mm.
Secondly, the draw bead is a key factor in forming this complicated automobile part, which we must take into account.
The draw-bead can provide more resistance to the sheet metal flowing into die cavity, control the flow rate of material and improve the plastic deformation degree [8].
Online since: March 2025
Authors: Augustin Gakwaya, Julie Levesque, Walid Jomaa
Journal of Manufacturing and Materials Processing, 2023. 7(2): p. 61
Procedia Engineering, 2014. 69: p. 1306-1315
Journal of materials engineering and performance, 2014. 23: p. 506-517
Materials Science and Engineering: A, 2007. 460: p. 314-323
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2022. 50: p. 1043-1047
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Antonio Contreras-Cuevas, Ricardo Galván-Martínez, O. Vega-Becerra, S.L. Hernández-Mejía
The engineering properties of materials and structural components can be considerably influenced by residual stresses.
Yahaya, Evaluating stress intensity factors due to weld residual stresses by the weight function and finite element methods, Engineering Fracture Mechanics 77 (2010) 2550–2566
Olabib, Methods of measuring residual stresses in components, Materials and Design 35 (2012) 572-588
Law, Residual stress measurements in coil, linepipe and girth welded pipe, Materials Science and Engineering A 437 (2006) 60-63
Vaidyanathan, Residual stresses due to circumferential welds, Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology 104 (1973) 233-237
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