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Online since: September 2019
Authors: Igor A. Polozov, Pu Guang Ji, Alexey V. Orlov, Dmitriy V. Masaylo
ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences. 12(23), p. 6644-6648
[5] Golod, V.M., Sufiiarov, V.S.
The evolution of structural and chemical heterogeneity during rapid solidification at gas atomization, 2017, IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 192(1), 012009.
Minerals, Metals and Materials Series.
Materials Letters. 179, p. 38-41.
ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences. 11(11), p. 7117-7120 [25] Smelov, V.G., Sotov, A.V., Agapovichev, A.V.
The evolution of structural and chemical heterogeneity during rapid solidification at gas atomization, 2017, IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 192(1), 012009.
Minerals, Metals and Materials Series.
Materials Letters. 179, p. 38-41.
ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences. 11(11), p. 7117-7120 [25] Smelov, V.G., Sotov, A.V., Agapovichev, A.V.
Online since: September 2016
Authors: Tomáš Profant, Jan Klusák, Ondřej Krepl
Singular stresses at the tip can be a reason for a crack initiation in composite materials.
Introduction Composite materials contain sharp material interfaces, wherein the ends of layers or fibers or particles themselves can form tips that can be understood as sharp material inclusions.
Good knowledge of stress distribution in places of this kind is necessary for reliable assessment of safety of the composite materials.
Eigenvector for both materials then form one joint eigenvector vk=vk0,vk1.
S., International Journal of Engineering Science 12 (1974) 107-120 [6] Ayatollahi, M.R., Nejati, M., International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 53 (2011) 164–177 [7] Krepl O, Klusák J, Reconstruction of a 2D stress field around the tip of a sharp material inclusion, Procedia Structural Integrity 2(2016) 1920-27
Introduction Composite materials contain sharp material interfaces, wherein the ends of layers or fibers or particles themselves can form tips that can be understood as sharp material inclusions.
Good knowledge of stress distribution in places of this kind is necessary for reliable assessment of safety of the composite materials.
Eigenvector for both materials then form one joint eigenvector vk=vk0,vk1.
S., International Journal of Engineering Science 12 (1974) 107-120 [6] Ayatollahi, M.R., Nejati, M., International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 53 (2011) 164–177 [7] Krepl O, Klusák J, Reconstruction of a 2D stress field around the tip of a sharp material inclusion, Procedia Structural Integrity 2(2016) 1920-27
Online since: June 2012
Authors: Zong Ren Wang, Wei Fang Zhang, Shuang Wang, Qing Yun Tang, Li Jun Fu
Research on analytical procedure of failure mechanism consistency in rubber material accelerated ageing test
Lijun Fua, Weifang Zhangb,Shuang Wangc,Zongren Wangd,Qingyun Tange
School of Reliability and System Engineering, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Beijing 100191, China
afulj2009@126.com, bweifangzhang831@sohu.com,cwangshuang890821@163.com,dwangzongren12@163.com, etangqingyunene@163.com
Keywords: Rubber materials, failure mechanism consistency, analytical method, accelerated aging test
Abstract: This paper summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of existing analytical methods of failure mechanism consistency in the accelerated aging test at first.
The analytical method based on test analysis The method analyzes the failure mechanism and phenomenon of materials and products with microscope or macroscopic observation.
This paper take NBR as an example and take the accelerated test with the real-time monitor equipment on compression stress of rubber materials developed by us.
Journal of mechanical engineering, 2009.8, Vol. 45(8) [3] Hiroshi Shiomi.
Physics of failure foundation[M].1982, Beijing: Science press [4] Pan Xiaoxi, H.X.C.Y., Connotation of Failure Mechanism Consistency and Identification Method for Accelerated Testing, in 2011 Prognostics & System Health Management Conference. 2011: Shenzhen
The analytical method based on test analysis The method analyzes the failure mechanism and phenomenon of materials and products with microscope or macroscopic observation.
This paper take NBR as an example and take the accelerated test with the real-time monitor equipment on compression stress of rubber materials developed by us.
Journal of mechanical engineering, 2009.8, Vol. 45(8) [3] Hiroshi Shiomi.
Physics of failure foundation[M].1982, Beijing: Science press [4] Pan Xiaoxi, H.X.C.Y., Connotation of Failure Mechanism Consistency and Identification Method for Accelerated Testing, in 2011 Prognostics & System Health Management Conference. 2011: Shenzhen
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Juan Mei, You Cai Zhao, Qun Su, Dan Han, Ren Hua Huang, Hao Quan Chen
Methanotrophs-bearing liquid cultivated from the aged refuse has been proved to be effective for improving methane oxidation ability of landfill cover materials, and this is significant for CH4 emission control in landfill site.
Sprinkling methanotrophs-bearing liquid on the cover materials such as the aged refuse can increase amount of methanotrophs in them and is advantageous to improve their methane oxidation ability[10].
Materials and Methods The Aged Refuse.
Journal of Environmental Sciences, 22(5): 769–776
Enhancement of the aged refuse based reactor in treating landfill leachates by inducing materials.
Sprinkling methanotrophs-bearing liquid on the cover materials such as the aged refuse can increase amount of methanotrophs in them and is advantageous to improve their methane oxidation ability[10].
Materials and Methods The Aged Refuse.
Journal of Environmental Sciences, 22(5): 769–776
Enhancement of the aged refuse based reactor in treating landfill leachates by inducing materials.
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Dai Yong Lei
Traditional education under the impact of contemporary science technology has evolved, so the inherent idea of using traditional education also should change.
Evaluation factors involve three aspects: for learning evaluation, the object of education is learners, its evaluation is the main content; for teachers evaluation, teachers are the main perpetrators of teaching activities, its teaching ability directly affects the effectiveness of education; for the evaluation of teaching content, it is not the same with traditional education, and network education is quite broad, which is not confined to the network courseware, it also includes a variety of network learning materials, at the same time, generally using formative assessment to evaluate the teaching content.
Journal of higher correspondence education, 2010 (3): 45-46
Neijiang science, 2010 (10): 49-50
Journal of Guangdong technology university (social science edition), 2009 (S1): 34-35
Evaluation factors involve three aspects: for learning evaluation, the object of education is learners, its evaluation is the main content; for teachers evaluation, teachers are the main perpetrators of teaching activities, its teaching ability directly affects the effectiveness of education; for the evaluation of teaching content, it is not the same with traditional education, and network education is quite broad, which is not confined to the network courseware, it also includes a variety of network learning materials, at the same time, generally using formative assessment to evaluate the teaching content.
Journal of higher correspondence education, 2010 (3): 45-46
Neijiang science, 2010 (10): 49-50
Journal of Guangdong technology university (social science edition), 2009 (S1): 34-35
Online since: June 2011
Authors: Ya Dong Liu, Ke Dong Bi, Yun Fei Chen, Min Hua Chen
Introduction
The transport of thermal energy across an interface between two different materials is playing an ever increasing role in thin-film and nanostructure device.
The Lennard-Jones parameters for materials B and C have been systematically modified: εB=α1εA, σB=σA, mB=mA, εC =α2εA, σC=σA, mC=mA, where α1 and α2 are proportionality constants.
Conclusion In summary, Nonequilibrium molecular dynamics (NEMD) approach is developed to investigate the thermal transport across a solid-solid interface between two different materials with an interlayer around it.
Moreover, interface thermal resistance determined by the interlayer materials does not depend strongly on the simulation system size.
Maruyama, International Journal of Thermal Science 44(2005)547-558 [17] P.E.
The Lennard-Jones parameters for materials B and C have been systematically modified: εB=α1εA, σB=σA, mB=mA, εC =α2εA, σC=σA, mC=mA, where α1 and α2 are proportionality constants.
Conclusion In summary, Nonequilibrium molecular dynamics (NEMD) approach is developed to investigate the thermal transport across a solid-solid interface between two different materials with an interlayer around it.
Moreover, interface thermal resistance determined by the interlayer materials does not depend strongly on the simulation system size.
Maruyama, International Journal of Thermal Science 44(2005)547-558 [17] P.E.
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Xiao Lei Zhao, Zhi Yong Guo, Xiao Qin Liu, Fang Lian Xu, Xin Peng Bai
Materials and methods
Materials and reagents.
Selection of appropriate conditions is crucial in the extraction of oil from plant materials.
Journal of Food Science, 71 (2006a)R100–R106
Journal of Food Science. 68(2003)1454–1458
Journal of Food Science, 73(2008)115-120
Selection of appropriate conditions is crucial in the extraction of oil from plant materials.
Journal of Food Science, 71 (2006a)R100–R106
Journal of Food Science. 68(2003)1454–1458
Journal of Food Science, 73(2008)115-120
Online since: February 2013
Authors: Xue Lian Zhao, Jiu Jun Yang, Shi You Hu, Bai Shen Qiu, Hong Li Liu
SiC-Ti functionally graded material (FGM) was prepared by polymer-derived method in order to resolve connection problem between the ceramic matrix and its composite materials, as well as metal at high-temperature.
Gradient materials were fabricated successfully by polymer-derived method combined with hot-press sintering process at 1300℃.
Several years ago, gradient intermediate layer (as called buffer layer) materials were used to reduce the residual stress of the connecting joints and improve jointing strength [1].
The SiC-Ti graded materials have reached the gradient of the initial request, because of the obviously gradual process of elements.
Feng, Recent Progress of Interlayer Used to Join Metals and Ceramic, Journal of Iron and Steel Research. 19 (2007) 1-4
Gradient materials were fabricated successfully by polymer-derived method combined with hot-press sintering process at 1300℃.
Several years ago, gradient intermediate layer (as called buffer layer) materials were used to reduce the residual stress of the connecting joints and improve jointing strength [1].
The SiC-Ti graded materials have reached the gradient of the initial request, because of the obviously gradual process of elements.
Feng, Recent Progress of Interlayer Used to Join Metals and Ceramic, Journal of Iron and Steel Research. 19 (2007) 1-4
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Xue Gong, Hai Yan Li, Zhen Sheng Shi, Cui Cui Yang, Xue Mei Zhong, Zhao Hui Ma, Zhi Yao Lv
Materials and methods
Experimental materials and design
The test was carried on in the trail point in Jinjia township, Changtu county of Liaoning province (east longitude 123°32'-124°26', north latitude 42°23'-43°29') from 2007 to 2011.
Dai: Journal of Maize Sciences.
Lu: Journal of Maize Science.
Chen: Journal of Maize Science.
Zhang: Journal of Maize Science.
Dai: Journal of Maize Sciences.
Lu: Journal of Maize Science.
Chen: Journal of Maize Science.
Zhang: Journal of Maize Science.
Online since: November 2007
Authors: Terry C. Lowe
Benson, Progress in Materials Science, 2006. 51(4): p. 427-
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Baskes, Journal of Materials Research, 1990. 5(2): p. 313-24. 31.
Kim, Materials Science and Engineering A, 2002. 337(1-2): p. 39-44. 15.
Korznikova, Materials Science Forum, 2006. 503-504: p. 57-64. 20.
Hao, Journal of Computer-Aided Materials Design, 2004. 11(2-3): p. 139-161. 25.
Baskes, Journal of Materials Research, 1990. 5(2): p. 313-24. 31.