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Online since: November 2006
Authors: Chang Hong Liu, Hu Huang
An Interval Analysis for the Mesco Ductile Fracture Liu Changhong 1, a and Huang Hu2,b 1,2 College of Automobile Engineering Shanghai University of Engineering science, 333 Longteng Road Songjiang, Shanghai, China,201600 a liuch@sues.edu.cn, bhuangh@sues.edu.cn Keywords: random, confidence interval, mescofracture.
When the material parameters C1 and C2 are the normal distributions, the intervals of the material parameters are, 111 11 ],[ σzMCC UL ±= 222 22 ],[ σzMCC UL ±= ,1)( ν−==≥ CXXP LWhere Mk, k and zk (k=1,2) are the mean, standard deviation and real number of the material parameters respectively.
Examples The table 1 is the probabilistic characters of material parameters.
Randomness and fuzziness of mesco ductile fracture for metallic materials.
AIAA Journal, Vol.35(1997), p727.
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Dong Liang Lu, Da Jun Zhang, Tao Lin, Chun Yan Duan
Solar grade silicon is the major material of the PV industry, the method of preparing for solar-grade silicon is a hot spot nowadays.
Commonly, the Metallurgy process uses metallurgical grade silicon as the raw material.
Directional solidification technique enables the solidification structure of materials to put in order along a specific direction, namely as the directional or single crystal structure, which could improve scientifically mechanical and physical properties of materials.
[2] A.A.Istratov,T.Buonassisi,Materials Science and Engineering B 134 (2006) 282-286
Gao, X.J.Chen, S.Nakano, K.Kakimoto, Journal of Crystal Growth 312 (2010) 1572–1576.
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Bin Gao, Zhong Guo Zhang, Zhao Hui Liu
(3) If materials used in our experiment and materials in real structures are identical, the following relation exists
(4) Where and are respectively the Young modulus of the original structure material and the imitation target material, and are respectively the moment of inertia of a T-shaped beam and the rectangular cross section beam, and the moment of inertia of the T-shaped beam in the proportionally reduced model is certain, and then, the inertia moment of the rectangular cross section to its neutral axis is as follows: (5) If , then,
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Niu, “Identification of Mesodamage Parameters of 2169 Steel”, Journal of Materials Engineering, 2007, No. 4
Online since: May 2010
Authors: Mathieu Charlas, Jean-Pierre Habas, Celine Gros, Valérie Nassiet
The density increase of components used in power converters involves cooling problems and results to the use of new materials and innovative assembly processes (such as adhesive bonding).
Materials selection.
Hassoune-Rhabbour, Y Baziard and J A Petit, Journal of Applied Polymer Science, Vol 99 (3) (2006) [14] H.H.
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Tang, Journal of Polymer Science: Part B: Polymer Physics, Vol. 46, P. 1652 (2008) [19] B.
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Toemsak Srikhirin, Pitt Supaphol, Somsak Dangtip, Prasit Pisesweerayos
Materials.
Jeong: Journal of Materials Chemistry Vol. 19 (2009), p. 743–748 [5] A.
Chen: Materials Science and Engineering B Vol. 150 (2008), p. 70–76 [9] J.
Tong: Materials Science and Engineering A Vol.443 (2007), p. 292–295 [13] Rajesh, T.
Frey: Materials Letters Vol. 68 (2012), p. 293-295 [19] Q.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Jie Yu, Yan Na Hu, Zhong Hua Zhang, Guan Yu Wang, Ming Hao Su
Fisher: Smart Materials and Structures vol. 18, No.9(2009), pp 095029-1-11
Wright: Smart Materials and Structures, vol.13, No.5(2004), pp 1131-1142
Alphenaar: Smart Materials and Structures, vol.19, No.4(2010), pp 045012-1-7
Wright: Smart Materials and Structures, vol.15, No.5(2006), pp 1413-1420
Fisher: Smart Materials and Structures, vol.17, No.1(2008), pp 015035-1-10.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Pat Sooksaen, Malin Rapp, Kanokporn Potharin
Potharin Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Technology, Silpakorn University, NakhonPathom 73000, Thailand *Corresponding email: pat@su.ac.th Keywords: Zinc oxide, microwave, morphology, absorption Abstract This study investigated the effect of aluminium dopant on ZnO morphologies synthesized by microwave assisted method.
Materials Letters, (2008), 62, 159-162 [2] S.S.
Materials Chemistry and Physics, (2009), 115, 172-178 [3] A.
Phani, Microwave-assisted synthesis and characterization of flower shaped zinc oxide nanostructures, Materials Letters, (2009), 63, 242–245 [5] M.G.
Huang, Microwave synthesis and characterization of ZnO with various morphologies, Materials Letters, (2008), 62, 507–510 [6] S.
Online since: August 2012
Authors: Wei Wang, Xiao Zhen Zhao, Geng Zhang, Juan Bing Wei, Jian Wen Xu
The results showed that the BBB was not fully developed in newborns, their brain microvascular endothelial cells were not surrounded with intact basement membrane and only had discontinuous basement membrane-like materials of varying thickness.
Materials and methods A.
Fig. 1 The basement membrane-like material (arrow)
In our study, compared with adult, newborns’ microvascular endothelial cells were not surrounded with intact basement membrane and only had discontinuous basement membrane-like materials of varying thickness.
This work was supported by grants from the Science Foundation of Fujian (NO.2008F3048, JA08108.).
Online since: January 2010
Authors: Leo A.I. Kestens, Roumen H. Petrov, Yvan Houbaert, Kim Verbeken, Jérémie Bouquerel, Patricia Verleysen
Kestensd , Patricia Verleysene and Yvan Houbaert f Ghent University, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Technologiepark 903, B-9052 Ghent, Belgium Roumen.Petrov@ugent.be,a Jeremie.Bouquerel@ugent.be,b Kim.Verbeken@ugent.be, c Leo.
The full constraint Taylor model was used to predict the texture changes in the material and the results were compared to the experimental findings.
With increase of the strain up to 30 % the lattice GROD of the BCC constituents increases with 800% with respect to the undeformed material, whereas the increase of GROD in the measured part of the retained austenite is only 200% in comparison with the initial state.
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Zaefferer, S. , Romano P. and Friedel F: Journal of Microscopy, Vol. 230, Pt 3 2008, pp. 499-508. 12.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Pavol Mikula, Miroslav Vrána, Lubos Mraz, Leif Karlsson
Chemical composition of the parent material is summarized in Table 1.
Two different filler materials - commercial (bainitic) and newly developed (martensitic) metal cored wires were used for welding.
Two filler materials were chosen for preparation of the test welds having quite different chemical composition, namely, different Cr and Ni content and phase transformation temperatures.
Muramatsu et al., Detection of phase-transformation during actual welding procedure using laser speckle method, Quarterly Journal of Japan Welding Society, 22 (2004) 101-106
Vöhringer, Residual Stress Measurements by Means of Neutron Diffraction, Materials Science and Engineering, 61 (1983) 43-50