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Online since: September 2013
Authors: Jun Le, Xiao Cheng Sheng, Xiao Wei Zhang, Pei Pei Song, Feng Ye
Research on the Si-Ti high temperature oxidation-resistant coatings
for tantalum alloys
Peipei Song a, Jun Leb, Feng Yec, Xiaochen Shengd and Xiaowei Zhange
Key Laboratory of Inorganic Coating Materials, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics,
Chinese Academy of Science, Shanghai, 20050, China
asongpp2011@student.sic.ac.cn, blejun@mail.sic.ac.cn, cyfreceive@163.com, dsxc@mail.sic.ac.cn, ezhangxiaowei1958@126.com
Keywords: Si-Ti, coatings, tantalum alloys, fused slurry, microstructure, composition, oxidation
Abstract.
Hecht:Materials Science and Engineering a-Structural Materials Properties Microstructure and Processing Vol. 155(1992), p. 45-57 [7] M.
Jiang: Materials Chemistry and Physics Vol. 114(2009), p. 709-715 [8] I.
Hecht:Materials Science and Engineering a-Structural Materials Properties Microstructure and Processing Vol. 155(1992), p. 45-57 [7] M.
Jiang: Materials Chemistry and Physics Vol. 114(2009), p. 709-715 [8] I.
Online since: September 2017
Authors: Krzysztof Jan Kurzydlowski, Jan S. Wróbel, Duc Nguyen-Manh
KURZYDŁOWSKI1,c
1Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology,
ul.
Introduction Ab-initio methods are nowadays widely used in the investigations and/or development of novel materials.
The softer materials have larger amplitudes of vibration modes for a fixed average energy per mode.
Hafner, Ab‐initio simulations of materials using VASP: Density‐functional theory and beyond, J.
Ordejón, et al., The SIESTA method for ab initio order- N materials simulation, J.
Introduction Ab-initio methods are nowadays widely used in the investigations and/or development of novel materials.
The softer materials have larger amplitudes of vibration modes for a fixed average energy per mode.
Hafner, Ab‐initio simulations of materials using VASP: Density‐functional theory and beyond, J.
Ordejón, et al., The SIESTA method for ab initio order- N materials simulation, J.
Online since: June 2018
Authors: Li Yan Wang, Ning Yuan, Zhi Wei Liu, Bao Hang Han
Rattle-Type Diamine-Functionalized Mesoporous Silica Sphere for Carbon Dioxide Adsorption
Ning Yuan1,2,a *, Zhi-Wei Liu2, Li-Yan Wang1 and Bao-Hang Han2,b *
1School of Chemical & Environmental Engineering, China University of Mining & Technology, Beijing 100083, China
2CAS Key Laboratory of Nanosystem and Hierarchical Fabrication, CAS Center for Excellence in Nanoscience, National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, Beijing 100190, China
aning.yuan@hotmail.com, bhanbh@nanoctr.cn
Keywords: Rattle-type structure, yolk-shell structure, mesoporous silica, self-templating, carbon dioxide adsorption
Abstract.
Introduction Over the past decades, mesoporous silica materials with special morphology, such as hollow, core-shell, and rattle-type structures, have attracted increasing attention for chemists and materials scientists [1–3].
Typically, the chemical components of shell and core materials in a rattle-type structure are different, and thus interesting properties can be derived from these materials.
Experimental Materials.
Uni, Novel Organic / Inorganic Hybrid Materials by Covalent Anchoring of Phenothiazines on MCM-41, Chem.
Introduction Over the past decades, mesoporous silica materials with special morphology, such as hollow, core-shell, and rattle-type structures, have attracted increasing attention for chemists and materials scientists [1–3].
Typically, the chemical components of shell and core materials in a rattle-type structure are different, and thus interesting properties can be derived from these materials.
Experimental Materials.
Uni, Novel Organic / Inorganic Hybrid Materials by Covalent Anchoring of Phenothiazines on MCM-41, Chem.
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Dwi Putri Julyanti, Anis Roihatin, Heru Susanto
Synthesis of Low Fouling Porous Polymeric Membranes
Heru Susantoa, Dwi Putri Julyanti, Anis Roihatin
Membrane Research Group, Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University
Jl.
At present, most of commercial membranes are made of polymers because a very wide variety of barrier structures can be realized with this group of materials.
In these regards, polyethylene glycol (PEG), zwitterionic moieties and material that display “kosmotropes” were identified as the non-fouling materials.
As the most commonly used additives, these materials often have various functions such as increasing water permeability as well as fouling resistance.
The authors thank to the Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, for the financial support.
At present, most of commercial membranes are made of polymers because a very wide variety of barrier structures can be realized with this group of materials.
In these regards, polyethylene glycol (PEG), zwitterionic moieties and material that display “kosmotropes” were identified as the non-fouling materials.
As the most commonly used additives, these materials often have various functions such as increasing water permeability as well as fouling resistance.
The authors thank to the Faculty of Engineering, Diponegoro University, for the financial support.
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Wen Pan, Yu Bai, Zhong Tao
Introduction to Investigation and Appraisal for Building Safety Project of Primary and Secondary School in Yunnan Province
Wen Pan1, a, Yu Bai 1, b and Zhong Tao 1, c
1Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming, 650051, P.
However, the key point in this investigation step is to identify correctly the buildings belong to Grade A and D, for other two grades would go into further appraisal procedure and get more exact result.
Noticed the fact that there are many differences between codes for design and for appraisal, Executive Regulations for Investigation and Appraisal of Safety Project for Primary and Secondary School Buildings in Yunnan Province recommends the method for utilization of software based on current seismic design code to do appraisal, such as the adjustment of seismic factors and strength of materials, etc.
Survey of investigation and appraisal achievement Table 1 Statistic of survey Canton City/Town Number of school Number of building Number of basically correct conclusion Wenshan Yanshan, Funing 12 51 50 Honghe Mile 5 19 17 Puer Simao, Ninger 6 14 14 Yuxi Hongta, Jiangchuan,Chengjiang 11 40 39 Qujing Xuanwei 2 11 11 Zhaotong Yanjin, Daguan, Zhaoyang 12 43 39 Dali Yongping, Bingchuan, Dali 12 47 44 Chuxiong Yuanmou 3 10 7 Sum 63 235 221(94%) On commission of Primary and Secondary School Safety Office of Yunnan Province, Earthquake Engineering Research Institute of Kunming University of Science and Technology conducted a survey of achievement coming from primary and secondary school buildings investigation and appraisal work finished at the end of 2009.
The contents of investigation reports obtained in this investigation are basically complete, including necessary signature and seal, such as seal of registered engineer or relational qualification.
However, the key point in this investigation step is to identify correctly the buildings belong to Grade A and D, for other two grades would go into further appraisal procedure and get more exact result.
Noticed the fact that there are many differences between codes for design and for appraisal, Executive Regulations for Investigation and Appraisal of Safety Project for Primary and Secondary School Buildings in Yunnan Province recommends the method for utilization of software based on current seismic design code to do appraisal, such as the adjustment of seismic factors and strength of materials, etc.
Survey of investigation and appraisal achievement Table 1 Statistic of survey Canton City/Town Number of school Number of building Number of basically correct conclusion Wenshan Yanshan, Funing 12 51 50 Honghe Mile 5 19 17 Puer Simao, Ninger 6 14 14 Yuxi Hongta, Jiangchuan,Chengjiang 11 40 39 Qujing Xuanwei 2 11 11 Zhaotong Yanjin, Daguan, Zhaoyang 12 43 39 Dali Yongping, Bingchuan, Dali 12 47 44 Chuxiong Yuanmou 3 10 7 Sum 63 235 221(94%) On commission of Primary and Secondary School Safety Office of Yunnan Province, Earthquake Engineering Research Institute of Kunming University of Science and Technology conducted a survey of achievement coming from primary and secondary school buildings investigation and appraisal work finished at the end of 2009.
The contents of investigation reports obtained in this investigation are basically complete, including necessary signature and seal, such as seal of registered engineer or relational qualification.
Online since: October 2007
Authors: Ming Bo Yang, Yan Long Ma, Fu Sheng Pan
Pekguleryuz: Journal of Materials.
Advanced Materials-SAMPE.
Vol.35(2003), p.32 [12] M.Pekguleryuz and A.A Kaya: Advanced Engineering Materials.
No.100(1992), p.353 [19] J.Bai, Y.S.Sun and S.Xun: Materials Science and Engineering A.
Wang: Materials Letters.
Advanced Materials-SAMPE.
Vol.35(2003), p.32 [12] M.Pekguleryuz and A.A Kaya: Advanced Engineering Materials.
No.100(1992), p.353 [19] J.Bai, Y.S.Sun and S.Xun: Materials Science and Engineering A.
Wang: Materials Letters.
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Fu Chuan Huang, Xing Zhong Tang, Man Rong Su, Zhao Xia Lu, You Cheng Xiao, Sheng Li
Developing of a Lubricant Oil for the Ship Gas Turbine of Reducer
Huang Fu-chuana,b, Tang Xing-zhonga, Su Man-ronga, Lu Zhao-xiaa, Xiao You-chenga, Li Shenga
aGuangxi University, Nanning 530004, China
bGuangxi Key Laboratory of Petrochemical Resource Processing and process intensification Technology
Keywords: Marine gas turbine; Reducer; Lubricants; Anti-wear
Abstract.
Since the ship gas turbine reducer bearings and gear must be able to withstand extremely severe stress level for a long time, the senior engineer status of state work.
Due to gas generator lubricating oil as a high temperature lubricating materials need to work a long time, a long time work at high temperature metal surface and strong oxygen conditions, oxidation stability become a very important performance.
(1) Metal passivation agent Due to ship gas turbine reducer bearing and gears are made in high temperature alloy materials, at high temperatures, may become catalyst to the oxidation of lubricating oil.
Haerbing:Harbin Engineering University Press,2007
Since the ship gas turbine reducer bearings and gear must be able to withstand extremely severe stress level for a long time, the senior engineer status of state work.
Due to gas generator lubricating oil as a high temperature lubricating materials need to work a long time, a long time work at high temperature metal surface and strong oxygen conditions, oxidation stability become a very important performance.
(1) Metal passivation agent Due to ship gas turbine reducer bearing and gears are made in high temperature alloy materials, at high temperatures, may become catalyst to the oxidation of lubricating oil.
Haerbing:Harbin Engineering University Press,2007
Online since: April 2008
Authors: Mahesh Chandra Somani, L. Pentti Karjalainen, Atef S. Hamada
Hamada
1,c
1
Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Oulu
P.O Box 4200, FIN-90014 University of Oulu, Finland
a
Pentti.Karjalainen@oulu.fi, b
Mahesh.Somani@oulu.fi, c
Atef.Hamada@oulu.fi
Keywords: Flow stress, static recrystallization, DP steels, TRIP steels, CP steels, TWIP steels,
bainitic steels, martensitic steels
Abstract.
Avoiding excess bainite formation, learnt through simulation and dilatometric measurements, is essential and therefore austenite decomposition rate and characteristics in the bainitic range hold key to optimized process design, the details of which are described elsewhere [7].
The potential of steel as light-weight material was further demonstrated in the development of low alloyed TRIP steels [8].
Summary Physical simulation has been effectively employed to generate relevant material data for improved modeling of microstructural phenomena and thermomechanically controlled processes during the development of advanced high strength steel types.
Conference on the Joining of Materials, JOM-10, Helsingør, Denmark (2001), p. 35 [3] P.
Avoiding excess bainite formation, learnt through simulation and dilatometric measurements, is essential and therefore austenite decomposition rate and characteristics in the bainitic range hold key to optimized process design, the details of which are described elsewhere [7].
The potential of steel as light-weight material was further demonstrated in the development of low alloyed TRIP steels [8].
Summary Physical simulation has been effectively employed to generate relevant material data for improved modeling of microstructural phenomena and thermomechanically controlled processes during the development of advanced high strength steel types.
Conference on the Joining of Materials, JOM-10, Helsingør, Denmark (2001), p. 35 [3] P.
Online since: February 2020
Authors: Katerina Kreislova, Viktor Urban, Vit Křivý, Monika Kubzová
Individual metal materials behave differently under the action of atmospheric corrosion.
References [1] Černý, M., Corrosion properties of metal structural materials, SNTL Praha, 1984.
[8] Albrecht, P., Hall, T.T., Atmospheric corrosion resistance of structural steel, Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 2003; 15:2-24
[11] Krivy, V., Urban, V., Kubzova, M., Thickness of corrosion layers on typical surfaces of weathering steel bridges, Paper presented at the Procedia Engineering, 2016; 142:56-62
[12] Krivy, V., Urban, V., Kreislova, K., Prediction of Corrosion Processes on Weathering Steel Bridges, Key Engineering Materials, 2015; 627:321-324
References [1] Černý, M., Corrosion properties of metal structural materials, SNTL Praha, 1984.
[8] Albrecht, P., Hall, T.T., Atmospheric corrosion resistance of structural steel, Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 2003; 15:2-24
[11] Krivy, V., Urban, V., Kubzova, M., Thickness of corrosion layers on typical surfaces of weathering steel bridges, Paper presented at the Procedia Engineering, 2016; 142:56-62
[12] Krivy, V., Urban, V., Kreislova, K., Prediction of Corrosion Processes on Weathering Steel Bridges, Key Engineering Materials, 2015; 627:321-324
Online since: January 2011
Authors: Hong Xia Pan, Jin Ying Huang
Testing-point Optimizing Technology Based on PSO in Fault Diagnosis
Pan Hongxia a, Huang Jinying b
School of Mechanical Engineering and Automation, North University of China, Taiyuan, China
a panhx1015@163.com, b jyhuang@nuc.edu.cn
Keywords: testing-point optimizing, fault diagnosis, particle swarm optimization (PSO), gearbox
Abstract.
References [1] Wang Yanchen: The research of sensor optimizing configuration in bridge monitoring, Journal of Shijiazhuang Railway Institute, Vol.19. 9, (2006) [2] Wang Yinkun, Wang Xueqi, Xiao Mingqing: The testing-point optimizing configuration method based on fault diagnosis value measure, Systems Engineering and Electronics, Vol. 28.10, (2006) [3] Yoshida H, Kawata K, Fukuyama Y, Takayama S and Nakanishi Y: A particle swarm optimization for reactive power and voltage control considering voltage security assessment, Transactions of the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan ,(1999) , 119 - B (12) : p.1462-1469
[4] Juan C, Ramallo, Erik A and Johnson, etc.: Effects of Semi-active Damping on the Response of Base-Isolated Buildings, The 13th ASCE Engineering Mechanics Division Conference, Johns Hop-kins University, Baltimore, Maryland, June 13-16,(1999)
Holnicki-Szulc: Adaptive aircraft shock absorbers, AMAS workshop on Smart Materials and Structures SMATR, p. 63-72, (2003) [6] H.Yoshioka, J.C.
Spencer: Smart Base Isolation Strategies Employing Magnetorheological Dampers, Journal of Engineering Mechanics, May (2002), p.540-551 Table 1 Output result of the network The testing sample The output of the network The testing sample The output of the network X1 X2 X3 X1 X2 X3 Point 1 900r/min normal 3.23E-05 1 0.0007947 Point 4 900r/min normal 0.370812 0.9999422 0.0046763 Point 1 1200r/min normal 5.81E-16 1 7.02E-10 Point 4 1200r/min normal 2.89E-07 0.9999992 6.78E-10 Point 1 900r/min bearing cup 3.27E-11 0.0115247 0.8904129 Point 4 900r/min bearing cup 0.6642637 0.0304513 0.0887846 Point 1 1200r/min bearing cup 7.36E-05 1.49E-06 0.9999774 Point 4 1200r/min bearing cup 6.32E-16 1 8.91E-10 Point 1 900r/min tooth-collapse 0.9959282 0.0019297 5.25E-08 Point 4 900r/min tooth-collapse 0.6170945 7.40E-05 0.9874683 Point 1 1200r/min tooth-collapse 0.9999999 5.59E-10 1.27E-05 Point 4 1200r/min tooth-collapse 0.0148889 5.98E-05 0.9969465 Point 2 900r/min normal 0.5141068 0.6336444 3.60E
References [1] Wang Yanchen: The research of sensor optimizing configuration in bridge monitoring, Journal of Shijiazhuang Railway Institute, Vol.19. 9, (2006) [2] Wang Yinkun, Wang Xueqi, Xiao Mingqing: The testing-point optimizing configuration method based on fault diagnosis value measure, Systems Engineering and Electronics, Vol. 28.10, (2006) [3] Yoshida H, Kawata K, Fukuyama Y, Takayama S and Nakanishi Y: A particle swarm optimization for reactive power and voltage control considering voltage security assessment, Transactions of the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan ,(1999) , 119 - B (12) : p.1462-1469
[4] Juan C, Ramallo, Erik A and Johnson, etc.: Effects of Semi-active Damping on the Response of Base-Isolated Buildings, The 13th ASCE Engineering Mechanics Division Conference, Johns Hop-kins University, Baltimore, Maryland, June 13-16,(1999)
Holnicki-Szulc: Adaptive aircraft shock absorbers, AMAS workshop on Smart Materials and Structures SMATR, p. 63-72, (2003) [6] H.Yoshioka, J.C.
Spencer: Smart Base Isolation Strategies Employing Magnetorheological Dampers, Journal of Engineering Mechanics, May (2002), p.540-551 Table 1 Output result of the network The testing sample The output of the network The testing sample The output of the network X1 X2 X3 X1 X2 X3 Point 1 900r/min normal 3.23E-05 1 0.0007947 Point 4 900r/min normal 0.370812 0.9999422 0.0046763 Point 1 1200r/min normal 5.81E-16 1 7.02E-10 Point 4 1200r/min normal 2.89E-07 0.9999992 6.78E-10 Point 1 900r/min bearing cup 3.27E-11 0.0115247 0.8904129 Point 4 900r/min bearing cup 0.6642637 0.0304513 0.0887846 Point 1 1200r/min bearing cup 7.36E-05 1.49E-06 0.9999774 Point 4 1200r/min bearing cup 6.32E-16 1 8.91E-10 Point 1 900r/min tooth-collapse 0.9959282 0.0019297 5.25E-08 Point 4 900r/min tooth-collapse 0.6170945 7.40E-05 0.9874683 Point 1 1200r/min tooth-collapse 0.9999999 5.59E-10 1.27E-05 Point 4 1200r/min tooth-collapse 0.0148889 5.98E-05 0.9969465 Point 2 900r/min normal 0.5141068 0.6336444 3.60E