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Online since: August 2011
Authors: Gopalsamy Gopalaramasubramaniyan, V.S. Senthil Kumar
Parameter optimization of the sheet metal shearing process in the manufacturing of leaf spring assembly using the Grey Taguchi Method and Simulated Annealing Algorithm
G.Gopalaramasubramaniyan1, a, V.S.Senthil Kumar2, b
1Research Scholar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, Guindy, Anna University, Chennai – 600 025.
India. 2Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, Guindy, Anna University, Chennai – 600 025.
a ggrsubramaniyan@rediffmail.com, bvssk70@yahoo.com, bvsskumar@annauniv.edu Key words: Shearing, Taguchi method, Multi-response problem, Grey Relational Analysis, Simulated annealing algorithm Abstract: The processing of Sheet metal includes the number of process, which forms the finished product.
Chorng-Jyh Tzeng, Yu-Hsin Lin, Yung-Kuang Yang, Ming-Chang Jeng, “Optimization of turning operations with multiple performance characteristics using the Taguchi method and Grey relational analysis”, Journal of materials processing technology, Vol. 209, (2009), p. 2753 – 2759
Chung-Ho Wang, Lee-Ing Tong, “Optimization of Dynamic Multi-Response Problems Using Grey Multiple Attribute Decision Making”, Quality Engineering, Vol. 17, (2005), p. 1–9
India. 2Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering, Guindy, Anna University, Chennai – 600 025.
a ggrsubramaniyan@rediffmail.com, bvssk70@yahoo.com, bvsskumar@annauniv.edu Key words: Shearing, Taguchi method, Multi-response problem, Grey Relational Analysis, Simulated annealing algorithm Abstract: The processing of Sheet metal includes the number of process, which forms the finished product.
Chorng-Jyh Tzeng, Yu-Hsin Lin, Yung-Kuang Yang, Ming-Chang Jeng, “Optimization of turning operations with multiple performance characteristics using the Taguchi method and Grey relational analysis”, Journal of materials processing technology, Vol. 209, (2009), p. 2753 – 2759
Chung-Ho Wang, Lee-Ing Tong, “Optimization of Dynamic Multi-Response Problems Using Grey Multiple Attribute Decision Making”, Quality Engineering, Vol. 17, (2005), p. 1–9
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Jing Liu, Chun Sheng Pu, Guo Wei Qin
(1) Asphalt indents along the surface of the sand (2) Formation of Asphalt drops
(3) Separation of asphalt bubbles from the surface of oil sands
Fig. 1 Mechanism of oil displacement of compound oil displacement agent
Materials and Equipment.
Acknowledgements This work was sponsored by National S&T Major Project (Grant No: 2009ZX05009) on the research of vibration-chemcal enhansed oil technology in low permeability reservoir, key Program of Education (Grant No: 205158) on the research of vibration-chemical compound stimulation technology.
References [1] Futai Guo, Yijian Jiang and Haitao Du: Oil-Gasfield Surface Engineering , vol. 28 (2009) No.1, p.4(chinese) [2] X.
Engineering and Mining Journal, vol. 203 (2002) No.8, p.14 [4] Hengjin Li, Yuangang Xu and Shengbiao Li: Oil-Gasfield Surface Engineering , vol. 28 (2009) No.8, p.79(chinese) [5] M.
[6] Xiao Pang, Gang Zhang and Liuren Li: Chemical Engineering of Oil and Gas , vol. 38 (2009) No.1, p.85 (chinese) [7] Mingle Sheng and Jing Li: Environmental Pollution and Control , vol. 30 (2008) No.7, p.21(chinese) [8] Dong Xu, Chenfu Mei and Yi Liu: Advances in Fine Petrochemicals, vol. 7 (2005) No.1, p.4(chinese) [9] Xiuqiang Xu, Hongyan Wang and Zhibin Sheng: Science & Technology in Chemical Industry , vol. 16 (2008) No.4, p.1(chinese)
Acknowledgements This work was sponsored by National S&T Major Project (Grant No: 2009ZX05009) on the research of vibration-chemcal enhansed oil technology in low permeability reservoir, key Program of Education (Grant No: 205158) on the research of vibration-chemical compound stimulation technology.
References [1] Futai Guo, Yijian Jiang and Haitao Du: Oil-Gasfield Surface Engineering , vol. 28 (2009) No.1, p.4(chinese) [2] X.
Engineering and Mining Journal, vol. 203 (2002) No.8, p.14 [4] Hengjin Li, Yuangang Xu and Shengbiao Li: Oil-Gasfield Surface Engineering , vol. 28 (2009) No.8, p.79(chinese) [5] M.
[6] Xiao Pang, Gang Zhang and Liuren Li: Chemical Engineering of Oil and Gas , vol. 38 (2009) No.1, p.85 (chinese) [7] Mingle Sheng and Jing Li: Environmental Pollution and Control , vol. 30 (2008) No.7, p.21(chinese) [8] Dong Xu, Chenfu Mei and Yi Liu: Advances in Fine Petrochemicals, vol. 7 (2005) No.1, p.4(chinese) [9] Xiuqiang Xu, Hongyan Wang and Zhibin Sheng: Science & Technology in Chemical Industry , vol. 16 (2008) No.4, p.1(chinese)
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Hamid A. Al-Falahi
Al-Falahi
Department of Chemical & Petrochemical Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Anbar,
Anbar, Iraq
Email: alfalahihamed@gmail.com
Key words: Catalytic graphitization, Degree of graphitization, Modified phenolic resins, Organometallic compounds, nanoparticles fillers.
EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM 2.1 Instrumentation X-ray diffraction (XRD) model PW1877, Infra-red spectrophotometer (FT.IR) model 8300, Thermo gravimetric Analyzer (TGA), Melting point measurement model M.F B 600-010 F as well as other normal laboratory equipment and glassware were used. 2.2 Materials The phenolic resin (novalac) prepared in the laboratory, was used as a source of carbon for graphitization process.
Beyond these regions, the pyrolysis of the materials continued with slower rate and lose in weight are stopped, which tends to saturate in temperature range between 625-1000oC for the resins BMR and NMR, being in the temperature more than 1000oC for resin (NR).
Beyond these temperature, the pyrolysis and the weight loss of the materials continued slowly.
EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM 2.1 Instrumentation X-ray diffraction (XRD) model PW1877, Infra-red spectrophotometer (FT.IR) model 8300, Thermo gravimetric Analyzer (TGA), Melting point measurement model M.F B 600-010 F as well as other normal laboratory equipment and glassware were used. 2.2 Materials The phenolic resin (novalac) prepared in the laboratory, was used as a source of carbon for graphitization process.
Beyond these regions, the pyrolysis of the materials continued with slower rate and lose in weight are stopped, which tends to saturate in temperature range between 625-1000oC for the resins BMR and NMR, being in the temperature more than 1000oC for resin (NR).
Beyond these temperature, the pyrolysis and the weight loss of the materials continued slowly.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Shi Liu, Pei Juan Li, Yu Ting Cheng
Factors Affecting the Performance of Molten Salt Heat Receiver
Peijuan Li1, a, Yuting Cheng1,b and Shi Liu2,c
1School of Power, Energy and Mechanical Engineering, North China Electric Power University, Beijing 102206,China
2 School of Control & Computer Engineering, North China Electric Power University, Beijing 102206,China
alipeijuan1234@sina.com, bcytko@126.com, cliushi_ncepu@yahoo.com.cn
Keywords: Tower solar power; Numerical simulation; Molten salt receiver
Abstract.
Because salt itself is very good melting regenerative materials, so that the heat transfer and heat storage of the solar heating system can be shared by the same medium, make the system greatly simplified[1-5].
Kolb: Proceedings of the ASES /A IA and ASME Solar Engineering Division (2000) [5] S.H.
Wang: Journal of Engineering Thermophysics Vol 30 (3) (2009):p. 428 [8] C.
Yang: Journal of Engineering Thermophysics Vol 5 (31) (2010),p. 849 [11] W.S.
Because salt itself is very good melting regenerative materials, so that the heat transfer and heat storage of the solar heating system can be shared by the same medium, make the system greatly simplified[1-5].
Kolb: Proceedings of the ASES /A IA and ASME Solar Engineering Division (2000) [5] S.H.
Wang: Journal of Engineering Thermophysics Vol 30 (3) (2009):p. 428 [8] C.
Yang: Journal of Engineering Thermophysics Vol 5 (31) (2010),p. 849 [11] W.S.
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Gao Feng Wu, Jun Xiang Li, Jian Xin Wang
In the technology, the inherent stripes on package materials act as anti-fake marks.
Li: Procedia Engineering Vol. 29 (2012), p. 3165 [7] J.S.
Yang: Packing Engineering, 2007-08.
Ma: Packaging Engineering, 2003-06.
Li: Packaging Engineering, 2005-03.
Li: Procedia Engineering Vol. 29 (2012), p. 3165 [7] J.S.
Yang: Packing Engineering, 2007-08.
Ma: Packaging Engineering, 2003-06.
Li: Packaging Engineering, 2005-03.
Online since: July 2013
Authors: Sultan Ullah, Feng Zhou, Xue Feng Zheng
International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering 1.
International Journal of Engineering 1, no. 9 (2012)
In Management Science and Engineering, 2006.
In Web Information Systems Engineering Workshops, 2003.
Advanced Materials Research 433 (2012): 7046-7053
International Journal of Engineering 1, no. 9 (2012)
In Management Science and Engineering, 2006.
In Web Information Systems Engineering Workshops, 2003.
Advanced Materials Research 433 (2012): 7046-7053
Online since: September 2023
Authors: Oscar Rodríguez-Alabanda, Guillermo Guerrero-Vacas, Francisco Comino, Juan Carlos del Rey, Esther Molero
Molero1,d*, J.C. del Rey2,d
1Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Córdoba, Córdoba, Spain.
2Department of Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering, University of Oviedo, Spain.
The materials traditionally processed by this technique are both ferrous (steels) and non-ferrous metals and alloys (aluminum, aluminum alloys, copper, copper alloys, zinc, zinc alloys).
σdi=σY1+BB1-dfid0i2B∙φ+0'1∙μ∙LcdfiσY (4) φ=0.8+∆4.4 (5) Materials and Methods The material to be modeled.
The Science and Engineering of Materials. 7th ed.
Key Eng Mater 2016;682:367–71. https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.682.367
The materials traditionally processed by this technique are both ferrous (steels) and non-ferrous metals and alloys (aluminum, aluminum alloys, copper, copper alloys, zinc, zinc alloys).
σdi=σY1+BB1-dfid0i2B∙φ+0'1∙μ∙LcdfiσY (4) φ=0.8+∆4.4 (5) Materials and Methods The material to be modeled.
The Science and Engineering of Materials. 7th ed.
Key Eng Mater 2016;682:367–71. https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.682.367
Online since: May 2017
Authors: Dimitrios E. Manolakos, Georgios Kouzilos, Georgios V. Seretis, Aikaterini K. Polyzou, Christopher G. Provatidis
Provatidis1,e
1 National Technical University of Athens, School of Mechanical Engineering, 9 Heroon Polytechniou Str., 15780 Zografou, Athens, Greece.
Since further improvement of aluminum alloys seems to be hardly achieved by conventional technologies [5], the reinforcement material has to play the key role in maximizing the mechanical performance of the composites [4].
Marc, Hot extruded carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite materials, Nanotechnology 23 (2012) 415701
Asif, Effect of Graphene Nanoplatelets addition on mechanical properties of pure aluminum using a semi-powder method, Progress in Natural Science: Materials International 24 (2014) 101–108
Kawasaki, Investigation of carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite materials, Compos.
Since further improvement of aluminum alloys seems to be hardly achieved by conventional technologies [5], the reinforcement material has to play the key role in maximizing the mechanical performance of the composites [4].
Marc, Hot extruded carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite materials, Nanotechnology 23 (2012) 415701
Asif, Effect of Graphene Nanoplatelets addition on mechanical properties of pure aluminum using a semi-powder method, Progress in Natural Science: Materials International 24 (2014) 101–108
Kawasaki, Investigation of carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite materials, Compos.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Qing Wei Yang, Nai Chao Wang, Ma Lin
Journal of Armored Force Engineering Institute,1999,13(2):56-61. in Chinese
Optimal Selection of Rescue Materials Support PlansBased on Entropy Weight [J].
International Journal of Reliability, Quality and Safety Engineering. 2007,14(3): 251–261
Computer Engineering and Design,2009,30(18):4290-4292
Integrated Support Engineering [M].
Optimal Selection of Rescue Materials Support PlansBased on Entropy Weight [J].
International Journal of Reliability, Quality and Safety Engineering. 2007,14(3): 251–261
Computer Engineering and Design,2009,30(18):4290-4292
Integrated Support Engineering [M].
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Shao Hui Su, You Ping Gong, Guo Jin Chen, Hai Qiang Liu
In general case, the design of complex engineering objects, such as the design of complex products, is a complex multi-disciplinary and highly iterative process that involves the integration of multi-specialized information and the collaboration of multidisciplinary resource.
Application example Tab.2 Overall design parameters of flow path Industrial Steam Turbine are designed and manufactured according to customer orders of complex products, a business group in Hangzhou is the largest manufacturer of industrial steam turbine, its leading products - industrial steam turbine is widely used in petroleum, chemical, metallurgy, light industry, energy, building materials, textile and other industrial sectors.
Acknowledgement This research was supported by Key Discipline of The Ocean Mechatronic Equipments Technology, National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant NO.60873106 and NO. 60903087) References [1] HUANG Changlin, TAN Jianrong, ZHANG Shuyou: Multi-level configuration design method for complicated engineering-to-order product.
[3] JIAO J X, CHEN C H: Customer requirement management in product development: a review of research issue .Concurrent engineering: research and application, 14(3) :173-185(2006)
[7] TAYLOR D A: Business engineering with object technology.
Application example Tab.2 Overall design parameters of flow path Industrial Steam Turbine are designed and manufactured according to customer orders of complex products, a business group in Hangzhou is the largest manufacturer of industrial steam turbine, its leading products - industrial steam turbine is widely used in petroleum, chemical, metallurgy, light industry, energy, building materials, textile and other industrial sectors.
Acknowledgement This research was supported by Key Discipline of The Ocean Mechatronic Equipments Technology, National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant NO.60873106 and NO. 60903087) References [1] HUANG Changlin, TAN Jianrong, ZHANG Shuyou: Multi-level configuration design method for complicated engineering-to-order product.
[3] JIAO J X, CHEN C H: Customer requirement management in product development: a review of research issue .Concurrent engineering: research and application, 14(3) :173-185(2006)
[7] TAYLOR D A: Business engineering with object technology.