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Online since: June 2008
Authors: Seiyed Ali Asghar Akbari Mousavi
Akbari Mousavi
School of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, University College of Engineering, University of
Tehran, Tehran, Iran, P.O.
Welding windows were proposed to show the weldability ranges of process parameters for various materials [1].
Constants in this equation are obtained from simple mechanical tests such as isothermal tension and torsion tests that are given in Table 1 for materials used in this study.
Table 1: The Johnson-Cook equations parameters for the materials used Material A, MPa B C N m SS304 310 350 0.02 0.3 0.5 Al 6061 275 500 0.02 0.3 1 Al5056 265 426 0.015 0.34 1 Figure1-Typical three dimensional set up of tubes Pressure Distributions.
References [1] Blazynsky.T.Z.: Explosive forming, welding and compaction, Applied Science Publishers LTD, 1983
Welding windows were proposed to show the weldability ranges of process parameters for various materials [1].
Constants in this equation are obtained from simple mechanical tests such as isothermal tension and torsion tests that are given in Table 1 for materials used in this study.
Table 1: The Johnson-Cook equations parameters for the materials used Material A, MPa B C N m SS304 310 350 0.02 0.3 0.5 Al 6061 275 500 0.02 0.3 1 Al5056 265 426 0.015 0.34 1 Figure1-Typical three dimensional set up of tubes Pressure Distributions.
References [1] Blazynsky.T.Z.: Explosive forming, welding and compaction, Applied Science Publishers LTD, 1983
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Tie Cheng Wang, Shi Yong Zhao, Zhan Wen Li, Zhi Hui Bian
Introduction
The fiber-reinforced composite materials using on the reinforcement of concrete structures are now mainly carbon fiber and Kevlar.
The basalt fiber is the preferred alternative to carbon fibers and aramid fiber reinforcement materials.
Other mechanical properties of materials are stated in Table 1 and Table 2.
Basalt fiber materials application prospects [J].
Journal Building structures, 2004,25 (3) :92-97.
The basalt fiber is the preferred alternative to carbon fibers and aramid fiber reinforcement materials.
Other mechanical properties of materials are stated in Table 1 and Table 2.
Basalt fiber materials application prospects [J].
Journal Building structures, 2004,25 (3) :92-97.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Xing Wang, Chao Feng, Nie Chen
In plate-cone reticulated shell of composite material, the stress of cone unit is far less than intensity limit of materials, due to the low modulus of elasticity the composite (GFRP) and thinner thickness of laminated plate, local buckling is the main controlling factor for design.
Composite modeling is difficult to mould design, laminated floor layer in ANASY software, the material is to determine the coordinate direction of material attribute, by unit is the only sure, coordinate, coordinate to ensure materials determine the coordinates of the composite Shell element, the unit is default coordinate basis I - j edge coordinate system.
Considering the production cost of materials and the man-hours, overmuch layer number is unfavorable, total layer number of 4 layers is the best in the premise of reasonable laying way.
[2] Wang Xing and Wang Fan, Composite material application in plate-cone reticulated shell, Journal of Zhejiang University of Technology, 2003(2):124-128
[5] Chen Lieming and Yang Baoning, mechanicsanalysis of Composite, China Science Tech Publishing House, 2006.
Composite modeling is difficult to mould design, laminated floor layer in ANASY software, the material is to determine the coordinate direction of material attribute, by unit is the only sure, coordinate, coordinate to ensure materials determine the coordinates of the composite Shell element, the unit is default coordinate basis I - j edge coordinate system.
Considering the production cost of materials and the man-hours, overmuch layer number is unfavorable, total layer number of 4 layers is the best in the premise of reasonable laying way.
[2] Wang Xing and Wang Fan, Composite material application in plate-cone reticulated shell, Journal of Zhejiang University of Technology, 2003(2):124-128
[5] Chen Lieming and Yang Baoning, mechanicsanalysis of Composite, China Science Tech Publishing House, 2006.
Online since: March 2014
Authors: F. Kharchi, Aissa Talah
Kharchi 2,b
1,2University of Science and Technology, Built Environment Res.
The present study is focused also in the mechanism of chloride penetration in cementitious materials.
Chloride ions penetration in cementitious materials is one of the processes widely responsible for the degradation of concrete structures.
Materials The materials used in this investigation were Portland cement, GGBS, aggregate, water and super plasticizer.
Portland cement (CPA-CEM-I / A 42.5) conforming to the Algerian standard NA 443 and GGBS were utilized as cementitious materials.
The present study is focused also in the mechanism of chloride penetration in cementitious materials.
Chloride ions penetration in cementitious materials is one of the processes widely responsible for the degradation of concrete structures.
Materials The materials used in this investigation were Portland cement, GGBS, aggregate, water and super plasticizer.
Portland cement (CPA-CEM-I / A 42.5) conforming to the Algerian standard NA 443 and GGBS were utilized as cementitious materials.
Online since: July 2014
Authors: Jin Lv, Jian Zhong Liu
Nanjing 210008, Jiangsu, China.
2Jiangsu Subote New Materials Co., Ltd.
Experimental Details Materials.
After that, sand was putted in after binding materials liquefied competely.
Shah: submitted to Materials and Structures / Matrriaux et Constructions (2003)
[6] Parviz Soroushian and Ziad Bayasi: submitted to ACI Materials Journal (1991)
Experimental Details Materials.
After that, sand was putted in after binding materials liquefied competely.
Shah: submitted to Materials and Structures / Matrriaux et Constructions (2003)
[6] Parviz Soroushian and Ziad Bayasi: submitted to ACI Materials Journal (1991)
Online since: June 2019
Authors: Radek Štefan, Jakub Holan
More specifically, it provides a subprogram that constructs a simplified point interaction diagram as well as a subprogram that constructs an accurate interaction diagram assuming complex nonlinear stress-strain behaviour of materials.
Nonlinear stress-strain behaviour of materials can be assumed which also contributes to higher accuracy of the interaction diagram.
The user also chooses the stress-strain behaviour, to be assumed when calculating the stresses in materials.
The publication [1] mentions that minimal eccentricity should be assumed because various geometrical and material imperfections always appear in constructed members.
Senouci, MATHCAD: Teaching and Learning Tool for Reinforced Concrete Design, International Journal of Engineering Science, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 64-71, 1999
Nonlinear stress-strain behaviour of materials can be assumed which also contributes to higher accuracy of the interaction diagram.
The user also chooses the stress-strain behaviour, to be assumed when calculating the stresses in materials.
The publication [1] mentions that minimal eccentricity should be assumed because various geometrical and material imperfections always appear in constructed members.
Senouci, MATHCAD: Teaching and Learning Tool for Reinforced Concrete Design, International Journal of Engineering Science, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp. 64-71, 1999
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Li Ping Tong, Zhi Ye Chen
According to the material and structural characters of these caves, the paper used a response surface method to calculate the structural reliability.
Because the used building material is natural raw earth to form a self-support earth-arch system, there is a great difficulty studying the property of stress and deformation.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the China Natural Science Foundation (50978233) and the China “11th-Five-Year” Support Planning Program for Science & Technology (2006BAJ04A02).
Zhang: Building Science ( in Chinese) Vol.23 (2007), pp. 7—9 [2] G.F.
Journal ( in Chinese) Vol 30 (1997), pp. 51—57 [5] N.
Because the used building material is natural raw earth to form a self-support earth-arch system, there is a great difficulty studying the property of stress and deformation.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the China Natural Science Foundation (50978233) and the China “11th-Five-Year” Support Planning Program for Science & Technology (2006BAJ04A02).
Zhang: Building Science ( in Chinese) Vol.23 (2007), pp. 7—9 [2] G.F.
Journal ( in Chinese) Vol 30 (1997), pp. 51—57 [5] N.
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Vladimir Luzin, Kevin Spencer, Michael Saleh
Evaluation of the residual stress in the cold spray technique using Smooth Particle Hyrodynamics modelling and neutron diffraction
Michael Saleh1,a, Vladimir Luzin2,b, Kevin Spencer3,c
1 Institute of Materials Engineering, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation.
Australia 2 The Bragg Institute, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation. , Locked Bag 2001, Kirrawee DC, NSW, 2232.
Introduction Cold spray (CS) is a material deposition technique where metal powder particles are accelerated up to speeds of 500-1000m/s by a stream of carrier gas, and the materials are subsequently bonded to the surface of the metallic substrate upon impact.
The noticeable peak broadening in the materials of coating in comparison with material of substrate suggest most probably accumulation of some significant microstress in cold spray particles after deposition.
Since the model constants, together with elastic properties of materials, fully determine the stress state of the elastic system, this can demonstrates the model’s ability to consider both geometric and material factors.
Australia 2 The Bragg Institute, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation. , Locked Bag 2001, Kirrawee DC, NSW, 2232.
Introduction Cold spray (CS) is a material deposition technique where metal powder particles are accelerated up to speeds of 500-1000m/s by a stream of carrier gas, and the materials are subsequently bonded to the surface of the metallic substrate upon impact.
The noticeable peak broadening in the materials of coating in comparison with material of substrate suggest most probably accumulation of some significant microstress in cold spray particles after deposition.
Since the model constants, together with elastic properties of materials, fully determine the stress state of the elastic system, this can demonstrates the model’s ability to consider both geometric and material factors.
Online since: June 2017
Authors: Gui Rong Li, Hong Ming Wang, Fang Fang Wang, Jiang Feng Cheng
Introduction
With the development of materials science and technology, the high magnetic field technology is gradually applied to the field of design and development of new materials.
Wang, et al.Application of electromagnetic technology in metal materials science and Engineering[J].
Materials Review, 20(2006) 58-61
Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing, Mineral, Metallurgy, Material, 14(2007) 460-463
Materials Review, 20(2006) 102-105
Wang, et al.Application of electromagnetic technology in metal materials science and Engineering[J].
Materials Review, 20(2006) 58-61
Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing, Mineral, Metallurgy, Material, 14(2007) 460-463
Materials Review, 20(2006) 102-105
Online since: September 2005
Authors: T. Čajkovski, M. Davidović, D. Čajkovski, V. Likar-Smiljanić, U.B. Mioč, B. Škipina
Size dependent transport properties of nanocrystalline materials have also been investigated
by Jose et al. [5].
Depressed semicircles appear due to distribution of relaxation times in these materials.
Abdul Khadar, Nanostructured Materials, 11(1999), p. 1091
Felluer, Journal of Power Sources, (2004), in press
Nedić, Material Science Forume, Vol. 352 (2000), p. 251
Depressed semicircles appear due to distribution of relaxation times in these materials.
Abdul Khadar, Nanostructured Materials, 11(1999), p. 1091
Felluer, Journal of Power Sources, (2004), in press
Nedić, Material Science Forume, Vol. 352 (2000), p. 251