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Online since: March 2014
Authors: Rachel Ong, Chun H. Wang
Introduction There are a number of Environmental Degradation Mechanisms (EDMs) of composite materials that can cause a reduction in the life of a composite component.
Experimental Details: Materials and method Carbon fibre composite laminates were manufactured from Cytec IM7/977-3 carbon/epoxy unidirectional prepreg.
[5] Duvall, R., and Roach, D., Detection of exposure damage in composite materials using Fourier Transform Infrared technology, in FAA Airworthiness Assurance Center, S.N.
Journal of Composite Materials, 1986. 20(3): p. 216-235
Composites Science and Technology, 1988. 32(1): p. 1-14.
Online since: September 2016
Authors: D. Davidson Jebaseelan, C.P. Karthikeyan, Joseph Stokes, Vaibhav Gawaji Shelar
Karthikeyan3,c and Joseph Stokes4,d 1,2 & 3 School of Mechanical and Building Sciences, VIT University Chennai, India 4 Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Dublin City University, Ireland E-mail: a vaibhavshelar100@gmail.com,b*davidson.jd@vit.ac.in,ccpkarthikeyan@vit.ac.in & dJoseph.T.Stokes@dcu.ie Keywords: High Velocity Oxy-Fuel, Residual Stress, Tungsten Carbide, Particle Impact, Thermal Coating and FEA.
Tungesten Carbide-Cobalt is widely used as coating materials in the aerospace, gas turbibe and automotive industry.Heated coating particles impact upon the substrate at very high speed cause deformation to the substrate surface.Most of the application uses steel material as a substrate.The impact of particle creates small stress fields, which depend upon the state of the spraying material in the injector gun [2].The temperature of flame is between 2300°C and 3000°C [4].
Its complicated to analyze how single particle behave at the time of impact.This study considering substrate as a rigid material .The present work is divided into two parts.
The material data for Tungsten Carbide-Cobalt is taken from METCO/Perkin Elmer Materials Guide 2001 Diamalloy 2003[5], the average particle size being 45 micron.
Hasan, J.Stokes, L.Looney and M.S.J.Hasmi, Effect of spray parameters on residual stress build-up of HVOF sprayed aluminium/tool steel functionally graded coatings, Surface and Coatings technology,202,pp4006-4010 (2008) [2] J.Stokes, Analytical Analysis in Surface Engineering, MM530 Surface engineering and Tribology Lecture Notes., Dublic City University Ireland (2010) [3] J.Stokes, theory and application of the Sulzer Metco HVOF Dublin City University Ireland (2008) [4] Thorpe,M.L., and Richter,H.J., A parametric analysis and comparision of HVOF process, Journal of Thermal spray Technology,(161) pp162-170. (1992) [5] Karthikeyan, J.
Online since: December 2003
Authors: Julia Will, Joachim Aigner, Anne Köhler, Erich Wintermantel, Håvard Haugen
For most clinical applications, the choice of scaffold material and structure is crucial [1].
When cells have attached to the material surface there must be enough space and channels to allow for nutrient delivery, waste removal, exclusion of material or cells and protein transport, which is only obtainable with an interconnected network of pores [2].
In addition to the structural properties of the material, physical properties of the material surface for cell attachment are essential.
Materials and Methods Polymer Scaffolds Fully reticulated polyester based polyurethane foams of 45 and 60 ppi (Bulbren S, Eurofoam GmbH, Wiesbaden, Germany) were used in this study.
Langer (Editors), Angiogenesis: Principles-Science-Technology-Medicine.
Online since: April 2011
Authors: Guo Qing Zhang, Hai Bo Lin
Prediction Model The description for material damage.
Fig. 1 The damage state space of material under cyclical loads BP model.
Computer Science, 1998, 25 (1) 55-57 ( in Chinese) [4] Yi Yongchun, Guo Zuhua, Du Hongwei.
A computer Simulation Method for Material Fatigue.
Journal of Shenyang Polytechnic University, Vol. 19 No.5, 1997, 93-94 ( in Chinese)
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Rong Zhou Gong, Ze Kun Feng, Ding Wei, Xian Wang
Effect of annealing temperature on the soft magnetic behavior of Sendust powder core Wei Ding 1, a, Wang Xian1, b※, Feng Ze-kun1, c, Gong Rong-zhou1, d 1School of Optical and Electronic Information, Huazhong University of Science & Technology, China aDing.Wei@smail.hust.edu.cn, bwangx@mail.hust.edu.cn, cfengzekun@mail.hust.edu.cn, drzhgong@mail.hust.edu.cn Keywords: powder core, annealing temperature, effective permeability, quality factor Abstract.
These component materials offer several advantages over traditional laminated steel and soft magnetic ferrite cores in some applications.
Insulating materials may be divided to organic and inorganic materials, phosphate system insulation has been concerned due to its high electrical resistivity, oxidation resistance and also it does not influence the consolidation behavior of soft magnetic powders [13, 14].
Janghorban: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol.189 (2007), 1 [2] A.
Abiri: Materials and Design Vol.30 (2009), 3989
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Zhi Huang, Yue Yu Wu, Wei Wen Zhang, Yun Huang
Introduction High-grade sink in the kitchen has emerged which is made from variety of high strength and corrosion resistant alloy material with synthesis technology is shown in Fig.1.
How to machining these sink edges high efficiently which is made from the difficult-to-cut materials such as stainless steel is challenge to academia and industry.
Acknowledgement This research is supported by Science and Technology Development Program of Chongqing(NO.CSTC 2008AB3014)and the Visiting Scholar Found of State Key Laboratory of Mechanical Transmission in China.
Ren, R.K.Kang: Grinding of Difficult-to-cut Materials (National Defense Industry Press, China 1999) [6] Z.
Zhang: Journal of Chongqing University, Vol.31 (2008) No.6, pp.598-602
Online since: June 2015
Authors: M. Krieger, Stefan Hertel, Heiko B. Weber, Andreas Finkler
In epitaxial graphene research, people usually disregard SiC as active material.
The ohmic contact to low-doped 6H-SiC can be explained by the low energy barrier of FB = 0.3 eV between epitaxial graphene and 6H-SiC [4] resulting from the work functions of both materials.
Roccaforte et al., Applied Surface Science 184, 1 (2001)
Katulka et al., Journal of Electronic Materials 31, 346 (2002)
Emtsev et al., Nature Materials 8, 203 (2009)
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Kuo Kuang Fan, Peng Wei Hsiao
To use the form of educational software as a basis, we construct a single-user digital puppet shadow game-based learning materials.
Content and Design for puppet shadow game-based action skill learning material The hero of this learning material is Zhao-Yun who is a general in Chinese history of Three-Kingdom-Period.
(As the FrontPage of teaching material) Fig. 2Animation appreciation and explanation.
W., Design of Game-based Net-learning Material—Case Study of Audio-visual Courses of Senior High School, M.A.
H., Inspiration of Block-corner Activities ignite Creativity, Journal of Early Childhood Care and Education (2007), No.5, pp.87-112
Online since: January 2005
Authors: Yue Kui Sun, Jun Yuan
Spatially Resolved Core Level Spectroscopy of Nanotubes Yue-Kui Sun 1 , and Jun Yuan 1,a 1 Department of Material Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, P.R.China a yuanjun@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn Keywords: EELS, Magic angle, Nanotube, Anisotropy, Electronic Structure Abstract.
Introduction Concerning electronic excitation, many important systems show anisotropy such as familiar layered materials like graphite[1] and BN[2], non-central symmetric semiconductor compounds such as GaN[3], superconductors such as YBaCuO[4] and MgB2[5].
Some nanostructures such as nano-tubes and nano-onions can be considered as roll-up versions of layered materials (Fig.1a), so the local anisotropy also changes with position inside the nano-structured material.
[2] Lee, Y.S., et al., Materials Transactions Jim, 2000. 41(5): p. 555
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Online since: January 2011
Authors: Omar Suliman Zaroog, Aidy Ali, Sahari B. Barkawi
Introduction The fatigue life of metallic materials can be extended by the near-surface macroscopic compressive residual stresses that retard fatigue crack initiation and crack growth [1,2].
References [1] Juijerm, P. and Altenberger, I.: Journal of Scripta Materialia.
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