The influences of strength coefficient K, work hardening exponent n and thickness t of the overlapping sheet on bulging process are analyzed based on hardening material model. Also, bulging experiments are carried out...The influences of strength coefficient K, work hardening exponent n and thickness t of the overlapping sheet on bulging process are analyzed based on hardening material model. Also, bulging experiments are carried out by taking the aluminum alloy LF21 as formed sheet metal, and selecting overlapping sheet with different thicknesses and material properties, by which accuracy of the above analysis result is verified in the aspects of geometric shape, thickness distribution and limit bulging height. The results show that higher strength coefficient K, larger work hardening exponent n and proper thickness of the overlapping sheet are helpful to improve the formability and forming uniformity of formed sheet metal.展开更多
Red-emission （Y0.95Eu0.05）2O3 submicron spheres and microplates were selectively obtained via hydrothermal precursor synthesis （150 °C, 12 h） followed by calcination at 1000 °C. Characterizations of the ...Red-emission （Y0.95Eu0.05）2O3 submicron spheres and microplates were selectively obtained via hydrothermal precursor synthesis （150 °C, 12 h） followed by calcination at 1000 °C. Characterizations of the products were carried out by combined means of XRD, FT-IR, FE-SEM and PL analysis. The precursors could be modulated from basic-carbonate submicron spheres to normal carbonate microplates by increasing the molar ratio of urea to Y＋Eu from 10 to 40-100. The resultant oxides largely retain their respective precursor morphologies at 1000 °C, but morphology confined crystal growth was observed for the microplates, yielding more enhanced exposure of the （400） facets. Both the （Y0.95Eu0.05）2O3 spheres and microplates exhibit nearly identical positions of the PL bands and similar asymmetry factors of luminescence [I（5D0→7F2）/I（5D0→7F1）, ～11] under 250 nm excitation, but the microplates show a significantly strong red emission at ～613 nm （ ～1.33 times that of the spheres） owing to their larger particle size and denser packing of primary phosphor crystallites.展开更多
基金Project(51205260)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(L2012046)supported by the Liaoning Provincial Committee of Education,China
文摘The influences of strength coefficient K, work hardening exponent n and thickness t of the overlapping sheet on bulging process are analyzed based on hardening material model. Also, bulging experiments are carried out by taking the aluminum alloy LF21 as formed sheet metal, and selecting overlapping sheet with different thicknesses and material properties, by which accuracy of the above analysis result is verified in the aspects of geometric shape, thickness distribution and limit bulging height. The results show that higher strength coefficient K, larger work hardening exponent n and proper thickness of the overlapping sheet are helpful to improve the formability and forming uniformity of formed sheet metal.
基金Projects (50172030, 50972025, 50990303, 51172038) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject supported by the Liaoning BaiQianWan Talents Program, China+1 种基金Projects (N110802001, N100702001) supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities, ChinaProject supported by the China Scholarship Council
文摘Red-emission （Y0.95Eu0.05）2O3 submicron spheres and microplates were selectively obtained via hydrothermal precursor synthesis （150 °C, 12 h） followed by calcination at 1000 °C. Characterizations of the products were carried out by combined means of XRD, FT-IR, FE-SEM and PL analysis. The precursors could be modulated from basic-carbonate submicron spheres to normal carbonate microplates by increasing the molar ratio of urea to Y＋Eu from 10 to 40-100. The resultant oxides largely retain their respective precursor morphologies at 1000 °C, but morphology confined crystal growth was observed for the microplates, yielding more enhanced exposure of the （400） facets. Both the （Y0.95Eu0.05）2O3 spheres and microplates exhibit nearly identical positions of the PL bands and similar asymmetry factors of luminescence [I（5D0→7F2）/I（5D0→7F1）, ～11] under 250 nm excitation, but the microplates show a significantly strong red emission at ～613 nm （ ～1.33 times that of the spheres） owing to their larger particle size and denser packing of primary phosphor crystallites.
