The effect of cryogenic temperatures on the mechanical properties and fracture mechanism of SnAgCu−SnPb mixed solder joints was investigated.The results showed that the tensile strength of mixed solder joints first in...The effect of cryogenic temperatures on the mechanical properties and fracture mechanism of SnAgCu−SnPb mixed solder joints was investigated.The results showed that the tensile strength of mixed solder joints first increased with the increase of Pb content and reached its maximum at 22.46 wt.%Pb;subsequently,it decreased as Pb content increased.However,cryogenic temperatures improved the tensile strength of the solder joints.Both Pb content and cryogenic temperature caused the fracture mode of the mixed solder joints to change;however,temperature remained the main influencing factor.As the temperature fell from 298 to 123 K,the failure pattern in the solder joints transformed from ductile fracture to quasi-ductile fracture to quasi-brittle fracture and finally,to brittle fracture.展开更多
Oxide films formed on the surfaces of Fe-based bulk metallic glasses in the temperature range between 373 K and 573 K were characterized and their effects on the corrosion behaviors were investigated by microstructura...Oxide films formed on the surfaces of Fe-based bulk metallic glasses in the temperature range between 373 K and 573 K were characterized and their effects on the corrosion behaviors were investigated by microstructural and electrochemical analysis. The oxide film formed at 573 K is iron-rich oxide and it exhibits an n-type semiconductor at a higher potential than 0.35 V and a p-type semiconductor at a lower potential than 0.35 V. Capacitance measurements show that the donor density decreases with the increase in oxidation temperature, while the thickness of the space charge layer increases with the oxidation temperature rising. The result of immersion tests shows that the mass loss rate increases with the oxidation temperature rising. Therefore, the correlation between microstructure and corrosion resistance needs to be proposed because the corrosion resistance is deteriorated with the development of the oxide films.展开更多
A thermal multiphase lattice Boltzmann(LB) model is used to study the behavior of droplet impact on hot surface and the relevant heat transfer properties.After validating the correctness of the codes through the D^(2)...A thermal multiphase lattice Boltzmann(LB) model is used to study the behavior of droplet impact on hot surface and the relevant heat transfer properties.After validating the correctness of the codes through the D^(2) law,the simulations of intrinsic contact angle and the temperature-dependent surface tension are performed.The LB model is then used to simulate the droplet impact on smooth and micro-hole heated surface.On the smooth surface,the impinging droplet is reluctant to rebound,unless the intrinsic wettability of the solid surface is fairly good.On the micro-hole surface,however,the micro-holes provide favorable sites for generating a high-pressure vapor cushion underneath the impinging droplet,which thereby facilitates the continuous droplet rebound.For the continuously rebounding droplet.The time evolution of volume and temperature display obvious oscillations.The achievable height of the rebounding droplet increases as the intrinsic wettability of the solid surface becomes better,and the maximum transient heat flux is found to be directly proportional to the droplet rebounding height.Within a certain time interval,the continuous rebounding behavior of the droplet is favorable for enhancing the total heat quantity/heat transfer efficiency,and the influence of intrinsic wettability on the total heat during droplet impingement is greater than that of the superheat.The LB simulations not only present different states of droplets on hot surfaces,but also guide the design of the micro-hole surface with desirable heat transfer properties.展开更多
基金The authors are grateful for the financial supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51965044)the Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(No.20185456005).
文摘The effect of cryogenic temperatures on the mechanical properties and fracture mechanism of SnAgCu−SnPb mixed solder joints was investigated.The results showed that the tensile strength of mixed solder joints first increased with the increase of Pb content and reached its maximum at 22.46 wt.%Pb;subsequently,it decreased as Pb content increased.However,cryogenic temperatures improved the tensile strength of the solder joints.Both Pb content and cryogenic temperature caused the fracture mode of the mixed solder joints to change;however,temperature remained the main influencing factor.As the temperature fell from 298 to 123 K,the failure pattern in the solder joints transformed from ductile fracture to quasi-ductile fracture to quasi-brittle fracture and finally,to brittle fracture.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51165038)the Doctoral Startup Fund of Nanchang Hangkong University (No.EA201103238)the Korean Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy through the project entitled as "The Development of Structural Metallic Materials and Parts with Super Strength and High Performance"
文摘Oxide films formed on the surfaces of Fe-based bulk metallic glasses in the temperature range between 373 K and 573 K were characterized and their effects on the corrosion behaviors were investigated by microstructural and electrochemical analysis. The oxide film formed at 573 K is iron-rich oxide and it exhibits an n-type semiconductor at a higher potential than 0.35 V and a p-type semiconductor at a lower potential than 0.35 V. Capacitance measurements show that the donor density decreases with the increase in oxidation temperature, while the thickness of the space charge layer increases with the oxidation temperature rising. The result of immersion tests shows that the mass loss rate increases with the oxidation temperature rising. Therefore, the correlation between microstructure and corrosion resistance needs to be proposed because the corrosion resistance is deteriorated with the development of the oxide films.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51901148 and 51874204)the Fund of the State Key Laboratory of Solidification Processing(Northwestern Polytechnical University),China(Grant No.SKLSP202006)。
文摘A thermal multiphase lattice Boltzmann(LB) model is used to study the behavior of droplet impact on hot surface and the relevant heat transfer properties.After validating the correctness of the codes through the D^(2) law,the simulations of intrinsic contact angle and the temperature-dependent surface tension are performed.The LB model is then used to simulate the droplet impact on smooth and micro-hole heated surface.On the smooth surface,the impinging droplet is reluctant to rebound,unless the intrinsic wettability of the solid surface is fairly good.On the micro-hole surface,however,the micro-holes provide favorable sites for generating a high-pressure vapor cushion underneath the impinging droplet,which thereby facilitates the continuous droplet rebound.For the continuously rebounding droplet.The time evolution of volume and temperature display obvious oscillations.The achievable height of the rebounding droplet increases as the intrinsic wettability of the solid surface becomes better,and the maximum transient heat flux is found to be directly proportional to the droplet rebounding height.Within a certain time interval,the continuous rebounding behavior of the droplet is favorable for enhancing the total heat quantity/heat transfer efficiency,and the influence of intrinsic wettability on the total heat during droplet impingement is greater than that of the superheat.The LB simulations not only present different states of droplets on hot surfaces,but also guide the design of the micro-hole surface with desirable heat transfer properties.
