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Online since: June 2020
Authors: Ruth R. Aquino, Marvin S. Tolentino, Blessie A. Basilia, Rey Mark A. Ramos, Elisa G. Eleazar
The mechanical properties of the film membranes showed an improvement upon reaching an optimal point.
Mechanical Properties.
The mechanical properties involving tensile strength, Young’s modulus and elongation at break were also observed in this study.
Fig. 4 The mechanical properties of the membranes produced at different O-MMT concentrations.
Anti-bacterial Properties.
Mechanical Properties.
The mechanical properties involving tensile strength, Young’s modulus and elongation at break were also observed in this study.
Fig. 4 The mechanical properties of the membranes produced at different O-MMT concentrations.
Anti-bacterial Properties.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Yu Tang, Lang He
The crack not only affects the casting process but will also affect the smooth anterograde slab quality.
In continuous casting process, molten steel solidified shell subjected to hydrostatic pressure, bending, impact resilience and straightening and other factors, when the force exceeds the slab temperature ultimate strength and ultimate strain, it is easy to crack; When the resultant force is less than the limit of the material under high temperature performance to ensure the continuity of the solidification, effectively prevent the slab surface and internal cracks [2].
Lots of studies show that steel mechanical properties (strength thermoplastic and heat) is of the most important indicators of the impact of crack formation in the casting temperature range [3].
Aiming at high temperature mechanical properties of 50Mn2V slab, this research uses Gleeble-1500 testing machine to test, explores specimen fracture for machine rational and, this study is benefit for the development of rational 50Mn2V casting process to prevent the crack generation and improve casting billet quality.
Fig.2 shows the experimental scheme: έ=6.46×10-3 or 1.3×10-4 Temperature/℃ Time/s 3℃/S 5min 3min Experiment temperature 10℃/S 1465℃ Figure 2 Gleeble-1500 high temperature tensile test Experitment results and analysis High temperature tensile parameters Experimental liquidus temperature, cooling rate, strain rate parameters influence significantly on high temperature mechanical properties, simulation of continuous casting slab solidification process, the sample is heated to a temperature above the liquidus and then cooling to ensure t sample austenitizing; cooling rate, the corresponding relationship between continuous casting cooling intensity directly affect the grain size of steel bar separation material size, affect the steel high temperature mechanical properties result; the steel rod section shrinkage (RA) is not particularly affected obvious under strain rate <10-2 conditions, but the speed will increase the strain on the tensile strength of steel curve shift, and
In continuous casting process, molten steel solidified shell subjected to hydrostatic pressure, bending, impact resilience and straightening and other factors, when the force exceeds the slab temperature ultimate strength and ultimate strain, it is easy to crack; When the resultant force is less than the limit of the material under high temperature performance to ensure the continuity of the solidification, effectively prevent the slab surface and internal cracks [2].
Lots of studies show that steel mechanical properties (strength thermoplastic and heat) is of the most important indicators of the impact of crack formation in the casting temperature range [3].
Aiming at high temperature mechanical properties of 50Mn2V slab, this research uses Gleeble-1500 testing machine to test, explores specimen fracture for machine rational and, this study is benefit for the development of rational 50Mn2V casting process to prevent the crack generation and improve casting billet quality.
Fig.2 shows the experimental scheme: έ=6.46×10-3 or 1.3×10-4 Temperature/℃ Time/s 3℃/S 5min 3min Experiment temperature 10℃/S 1465℃ Figure 2 Gleeble-1500 high temperature tensile test Experitment results and analysis High temperature tensile parameters Experimental liquidus temperature, cooling rate, strain rate parameters influence significantly on high temperature mechanical properties, simulation of continuous casting slab solidification process, the sample is heated to a temperature above the liquidus and then cooling to ensure t sample austenitizing; cooling rate, the corresponding relationship between continuous casting cooling intensity directly affect the grain size of steel bar separation material size, affect the steel high temperature mechanical properties result; the steel rod section shrinkage (RA) is not particularly affected obvious under strain rate <10-2 conditions, but the speed will increase the strain on the tensile strength of steel curve shift, and
Online since: August 2008
Authors: D.M.A. Melo, Antonio Eduardo Martinelli, José Heriberto O. Nascimento, A.C.V. Nóbrega, D.M.H. Martinelli, Erica N.M.G. Pinto
The results prove the ability of the formulated composite to improve the mechanical
properties when compared with portland/water cement slurry.
Another operation that may affect the mechanical properties of the cement slurry is acidification.
The portland/polymer composites in aquous dispersion, the polymer modify its reologic, mechanical and physical-chemistry properties.
This is due the formation of C-S-H, that is a product of responsible hydration for the mechanical properties of the cement in elapsing of the age of your maturation.
Compressive strength graphic of the slurry portland/water and portland/lpolyurethane composites. the mechanical properties, there was not a significant variation after the acid attack in the composites.
Another operation that may affect the mechanical properties of the cement slurry is acidification.
The portland/polymer composites in aquous dispersion, the polymer modify its reologic, mechanical and physical-chemistry properties.
This is due the formation of C-S-H, that is a product of responsible hydration for the mechanical properties of the cement in elapsing of the age of your maturation.
Compressive strength graphic of the slurry portland/water and portland/lpolyurethane composites. the mechanical properties, there was not a significant variation after the acid attack in the composites.
Online since: September 2014
Authors: João Roberto Ferreira, Gilbert Silva, José Veríssimo Ribeiro de Toledo, Luiz Eduardo Paes, Mírian de Lourdes Noronha Motta Melo, Daniel Assis Amancio
Introduction
The aluminum bronze alloys are a family of alloys of copper which provides a combination of mechanical and chemical properties unequaled by any number of other alloys.
The great difficulty is to obtain a reliable safety factor without affecting the weight and value of the final product.
The screws of turbine blades, which are constantly subjected to high temperatures, have parts made of material which allows the coping not only the effect of heat but also the cavitation erosion, one of the factors responsible for corrosion.
The choice of track to be used for the machining parameters during the execution of the work depends on several factors, including: the type of material to be machined, the machine available for work and the cutting tool selected.
XIV Brazilian Congress of Mechanical Engineering, 1, 1-8.
The great difficulty is to obtain a reliable safety factor without affecting the weight and value of the final product.
The screws of turbine blades, which are constantly subjected to high temperatures, have parts made of material which allows the coping not only the effect of heat but also the cavitation erosion, one of the factors responsible for corrosion.
The choice of track to be used for the machining parameters during the execution of the work depends on several factors, including: the type of material to be machined, the machine available for work and the cutting tool selected.
XIV Brazilian Congress of Mechanical Engineering, 1, 1-8.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Ke Ke Peng
After main influence factors of structure failure are analyzed by analytic hierarchy process and fuzzy clustering analytical method, it’s necessary to quantitatively analyse the importance of these factors’ influence on reliability furtherly.
The first, as to one certain output variable, which are the most important input variables affecting output result.
Therefore, in order to study effects of all the factors on structural failure, it’s enough to study the effects of mean and mean square deviation [7] .
In order to study the influence of these indefinite factors on reliability indices, it’s necessary to combined the finite element method with ansys PDS technique.
The conclusion is identical with mechanical properties, and the result of the sensitivity pie chart is in accordance with analytic hierarchy process, which verify the accuracy of the above method.
The first, as to one certain output variable, which are the most important input variables affecting output result.
Therefore, in order to study effects of all the factors on structural failure, it’s enough to study the effects of mean and mean square deviation [7] .
In order to study the influence of these indefinite factors on reliability indices, it’s necessary to combined the finite element method with ansys PDS technique.
The conclusion is identical with mechanical properties, and the result of the sensitivity pie chart is in accordance with analytic hierarchy process, which verify the accuracy of the above method.
Online since: July 2021
Authors: David Bujdoš
Because modulus of elasticity is sensitive to changes in material structure, they can also be used for prediction strength of concrete and mortars as well for evaluating inhomogeneity or changes in their physical and mechanical properties. [1].
The formula for calculation Ecu, the longitudinal dynamic modulus of elasticity in MPa, described by using UPVM is defined as: Ecu=ρ∙vL2∙1k2 (1) Where ρ is the density of concrete in kg∙m-3 vL is the velocity of ultrasonic pulse in km∙s-1 k is the factor of specimen dimensionality For our experiment, we can choose k factor equal to 1, because it has a constant value and it will not affect our comparison.
Because all volunteers measure the same sample, the factors affecting measuring the amount of ultrasonic gel and the pressure they develop on probes, so it affects the thickness of ultrasonic gel layer and how accurately they place the probes opposite each other.
And because this method is widely used, it is appropriate to pay attention to this issue before choosing the most appropriate measuring method, choosing more suitable conditions or to take affecting factors into account when interpreting the results.
Application of Impact Resonance Method for Evaluation of the Dynamic Elastic Properties of Polypropylene Fiber Reinforced Concrete.
The formula for calculation Ecu, the longitudinal dynamic modulus of elasticity in MPa, described by using UPVM is defined as: Ecu=ρ∙vL2∙1k2 (1) Where ρ is the density of concrete in kg∙m-3 vL is the velocity of ultrasonic pulse in km∙s-1 k is the factor of specimen dimensionality For our experiment, we can choose k factor equal to 1, because it has a constant value and it will not affect our comparison.
Because all volunteers measure the same sample, the factors affecting measuring the amount of ultrasonic gel and the pressure they develop on probes, so it affects the thickness of ultrasonic gel layer and how accurately they place the probes opposite each other.
And because this method is widely used, it is appropriate to pay attention to this issue before choosing the most appropriate measuring method, choosing more suitable conditions or to take affecting factors into account when interpreting the results.
Application of Impact Resonance Method for Evaluation of the Dynamic Elastic Properties of Polypropylene Fiber Reinforced Concrete.
Online since: March 2015
Authors: Gianluca Buffa, Davide Campanella, Livan Fratini, Marion Merklein
Linear Friction Welding, used to weld non-axisymmetric components and Accumulative Roll Bonding, used to increase the mechanical properties of sheet metals, were considered.
This microstructural change alters the mechanical properties.
The obtained joints are characterized by better mechanical properties than those obtained by fusion welding methods.
Accumulative Roll Bonding (ARB) [4], used to increase the mechanical properties sheet metals, was considered as forming process.
As ARB is considered, roll speed greatly affects the strain rate, while roll diameter and distance between the rolls greatly affect the strain (Table 1).
This microstructural change alters the mechanical properties.
The obtained joints are characterized by better mechanical properties than those obtained by fusion welding methods.
Accumulative Roll Bonding (ARB) [4], used to increase the mechanical properties sheet metals, was considered as forming process.
As ARB is considered, roll speed greatly affects the strain rate, while roll diameter and distance between the rolls greatly affect the strain (Table 1).
Online since: January 2025
Authors: Muhammad Amir, Majid Ali
A structure's ductility is influenced by a variety of factors, such as its shape, connections, composition, and structural components.
Governing Concrete Properties to Cause Shear Cracks The concrete characteristics of these structural components significantly influence their behavior, and several key factors contribute to their main defects.
Additionally, it has been observed that the fracture properties of concrete further improve when steel fibers are aligned [19].
The mechanical and physical properties of different fibers are displayed in table 1.
A review on fracture properties of steel fiber
Governing Concrete Properties to Cause Shear Cracks The concrete characteristics of these structural components significantly influence their behavior, and several key factors contribute to their main defects.
Additionally, it has been observed that the fracture properties of concrete further improve when steel fibers are aligned [19].
The mechanical and physical properties of different fibers are displayed in table 1.
A review on fracture properties of steel fiber
Online since: November 2010
Authors: Yu Gui Li, Lin Zhu, Jian Mei Wang, Hai Lian Gui, Duo Yan, Qing Xue Huang
Study on the Wear Properties of Hydrodynamic Oil Film Bearing by Finite Element Method
Yugui Lia, Lin Zhu, Jianmei Wang, Hailian Gui, Duo Yan and Qingxue Huang
Material Science & Engineering Science College, Taiyuan University of Science and Technology, Taiyuan 030024, P.
Most of the domestic and foreign scholars have been using Reynolds equation to study the dynamic characteristics of sliding bearings [4], and Reynolds equation was simplified as N-S equations, which neglected the inertia, film curvature and some other factors.
Many factors affect the distribution of pressure such as the errors of rolling piece, the tension change among the frame, rolling speed, roller and taper sleeve and other major errors of manufacture and installation.
All the above results are associated with practical production, and then the fatigue properties of bearing, the initiation and expansion of fatigue crack are explored.
Cao: Sliding Bearing (The Mechanical Industry Press.
Most of the domestic and foreign scholars have been using Reynolds equation to study the dynamic characteristics of sliding bearings [4], and Reynolds equation was simplified as N-S equations, which neglected the inertia, film curvature and some other factors.
Many factors affect the distribution of pressure such as the errors of rolling piece, the tension change among the frame, rolling speed, roller and taper sleeve and other major errors of manufacture and installation.
All the above results are associated with practical production, and then the fatigue properties of bearing, the initiation and expansion of fatigue crack are explored.
Cao: Sliding Bearing (The Mechanical Industry Press.
Online since: November 2011
Authors: Mohmoud Farzin, Hossein Ebrahimi Haratmeh, Alireza Fallahi Arezoodar
It deduced that shape of the bead is affected by discharge voltage and coil parameters.
Physical, electrical and mechanical properties of materials in EMF process are presented in Table 1 and Table 2.
Electrical and Mechanical properties of materials in EMF process Material Electrical resistivity Relative permeability Poison ‘s ratio Elastic Modulus(Pa) 1 Coil 1.72 e-8 1 - - 2 Work piece 5 e-8 1 0.3 70e9 3 Die 17 e-8 10 - 3e20 4 Surrounding air - 1 - - Tabe 2.
Physical and mechanical property of tube work piece Elongation (%) Melting Temp(ºC) U.T.S.
Physical and mechanical properties of tube work piece are shown in Table 2.
Physical, electrical and mechanical properties of materials in EMF process are presented in Table 1 and Table 2.
Electrical and Mechanical properties of materials in EMF process Material Electrical resistivity Relative permeability Poison ‘s ratio Elastic Modulus(Pa) 1 Coil 1.72 e-8 1 - - 2 Work piece 5 e-8 1 0.3 70e9 3 Die 17 e-8 10 - 3e20 4 Surrounding air - 1 - - Tabe 2.
Physical and mechanical property of tube work piece Elongation (%) Melting Temp(ºC) U.T.S.
Physical and mechanical properties of tube work piece are shown in Table 2.