异种金属材料物理性质对焊接的影响

异种金属材料由于自身具有不同的物理性质,会对异种金属之间的焊接产生了不同的效果.根据实际情况对异种金属的焊接有不同的要求,焊接种类氛围异种钢材焊接和异种非金属焊接、钢材焊接、焊接金属材质以及焊接非金属焊接.

YT15和YG8硬质合金刀具切削碳纤维复合材料磨损对比研究

为了研究不同牌号硬质合金刀具切削碳纤维复合材料的磨损机理和刀具的耐用度,分别采用YT15和YG8硬质合金刀片对碳纤维复合材料进行切削试验。试验结果表明:硬质合金刀具切削碳纤维复合材料时,两类牌号硬质合金刀具的磨损主要发生在后刀面和切削刃处,磨损机理为磨粒磨损,并且在切削相同距离时,YT15硬质合金刀具比YG8硬质合金具磨损更严重,并表现为切削过程中YT15的切削力大于YG8硬质合金刀具。YG8比YT15具有更高耐用度的主要原因是YG8的抗压强度比YT15大,同时热传导率也是一个影响因素。

含分层损伤的复合材料格栅(AGS)板的非线性热屈曲分析

采用基于复合材料一阶剪切效应理论的有限元法分别研究了含分层损伤的复合材料层合光板、单向加筋板和格栅加筋(AGS)板的热屈曲性态。在分析中考虑材料热物理性质与温度相关特性,同时在分层前缘采用了位移约束条件以保证分层区域的各子板的变形相容要求。3种结构的典型算例分析和结果的比较表明,复合材料格栅(AGS)板具有很强的抗热屈曲的能力,但是,分层损伤将使其临界温度降低,同时还会导致热屈曲的模态发生改变。本文中提出的方法和所得结论对AGS结构的热承载能力预测和损伤容限设计将具有参考价值。

磁铁矿铁磁性能解析及应用

探讨磁铁矿物理化学特性,研究单线圈阻抗检测方法,用其实现铁矿选矿工艺过程中全铁品位指标的在线自动监测.采用X射线衍射分析方法和电感耦合等离子体质谱方法表征磁铁矿原矿及铁精粉矿样的物相组成及化学成分.利用振动样品磁强计测试矿样的磁化强度、矫顽力、比磁化系数等磁学性能指标,解析磁铁矿的强磁性能,应用其铁磁特性探讨交流激磁、矩型电感线圈、磁铁矿铁芯等条件下全铁品位指标的电磁感应测量方法及测试机理.设计信息采集装置、信号调理电路以及PIC单片机控制系统,给出温湿度测试方法及温度补偿方案.实验测试结果表明:应用磁铁矿铁磁特性进行全铁品位指标电磁效应在线监测具备可行性,铁精粉干粉实验测试误差低于±0.5%,测量标准差为0.19%.

Physical Properties of the Cathode Materials in Fuel Cells

The materials used in fuel cells are currently the subject of much research, particularly those of the cathode which is a key element for the different functions that it provides. In our work the authors became interested in the different materials used for the cathode, which are usually ceramic, and some of their physical properties between different electrical conductivity （electronic, ionic）, the coefficient of thermal expansion and chemical compatibility between different materials used in the stack. Not to mention, however, the various parameters that influence these properties, such as structure, the sintering temperature, dope, and the operating temperature of the battery. The main objective of research in this area is to improve battery performance by researching new materials and new manufacturing technologies that will increase the electrical conductivity while trying to lower the temperature operating the latter as much as possible while keeping it above 650℃, In doing so, the longevity of the battery will be increased which will have a direct impact on manufacturing costs of the battery, and thus greater use thereof.

Chloride Assisted Growth of Aluminum Nitride Nanobelts and Their Enhanced Dielectric Responses

Aluminum nitride （AlN） nanobelts were successfully synthesized in high yield through a chloride assisted vapor-solid process. X-ray diffraction, transmission electron microscopy, and selected area electronic diffraction demonstrate that the as-prepared nanobelts are pure, structurally uniform and single crystalline, and can be indexed to hexagonal wurtzite structure. The micro observations show that there exist no defects in the obtained nanobelts. The growth direction of the nanobelts is along [0001]. The frequency spectra of the relative dielectric constant and of the dielectric loss were measured in the frequency range of 50 Hz to 5 MHz. Analysis of these spectra indicates that the interface in samples has great influence on the dielectric behavior of samples. As compared with AlN micropowders, AlN nanobelts have much higher relative dielectric constant, especially at low frequencies at room temperature.

Tip-induced or enhanced superconductivity： a way to detect topological superconductivity

Topological materials, hosting topological nontrivial electronic band, have attracted widespread attentions. As an application of topology in physics, the discovery and study of topological materials not only enrich the existing theoretical framework of physics, but also provide fertile ground for investigations on low energy excitations, such as Weyl fermions and Majorana fermions, which have not been observed yet as fundamental particles. These quasiparticles with exotic physical properties make topological materials the cutting edge of scientific research and a new favorite of high tech. As a typical example, Majorana fermions, predicted to exist in the edge state of topological superconductors, are proposed to implement topological error-tolerant quantum computers. Thus, the detection of topological superconductivity has become a frontier in condensed matter physics and materials science. Here, we review a way to detect topological superconductivity triggered by the hard point contact: tip-induced superconductivity(TISC) and tip-enhanced superconductivity(TESC). The TISC refers to the superconductivity induced by a non-superconducting tip at the point contact on non-superconducting materials. We take the elaboration of the chief experimental achievement of TISC in topological Dirac semimetal Cd_3As_2 and Weyl semimetal Ta As as key components of this article for detecting topological superconductivity. Moreover, we also briefly introduce the main results of another exotic effect, TESC, in superconducting Au_2Pb and Sr_2RuO_4 single crystals, which are respectively proposed as the candidates of helical topological superconductor and chiral topological superconductor. Related results and the potential mechanism are conducive to improving the comprehension of how to induce and enhance the topological superconductivity.

Process structuring of polymers by solid phase orientation processing

Solid phase orientation of polymers is one of the most successful routes to enhancement of polymer properties.It unlocks the potential of molecular orientation for the achievement of a range of enhanced physical properties.We provide here an overview of techniques developed in our laboratories for structuring polymers by solid phase orientation processing routes,with a particular focus on die drawing,which have allowed control of significant enhancements of a single property or combinations of properties,including Young's modulus,strength,and density.These have led to notable commercial exploitations,and examples of load bearing low density materials and shape memory materials are discussed.

Use of compositional and combinatorial nanomaterial libraries for biological studies

Abstract The rapid development and production of nanomaterials has created some concerns about their potential hazard on the environment, human health and safety. However, since the list of materials that may gen- erate such concerns is very long, it is impossible to test them all. It is therefore usually recommended to use some small compositional nanomaterial libraries to perform ini- tial toxicity screening, based on which combinatorial libraries are then introduced for more in-depth studies. All nanomaterials in the compositional and combinatorial libraries must be rigorously characterized before any bio- logical studies. In this review, several major categories of physicochemical properties that must be characterized are discussed, along with different analytical techniques that are commonly used. Some case studies from the University of California Center for Environmental Implications of Nanotechnology are also chosen to demonstrate the effec- tive use of compositional and combinatorial nanomaterials libraries to identify the role of some key physicochemical properties and to establish true quantitative structure-ac- tivity relationships. Examples on how to use the knowledge generated from those studies to design safer nanomaterials for improved biological applications are also presented.

Two-dimensional Pd-based nanomaterials for bioapplications

Noble metal nanomaterials have been extensively explored in cancer diagnostic and therapeutic applica- tions owing to their unique physical and chemical properties, such as facile synthesis, straightforward surface functionalization, strong photothermal effect, and excellent biocompatibility. Herein, we summa- rize the recent development of two-dimensional （2D） Pd-based nanomaterials and their applications in cancer diagnosis and therapy. Different synthetic strategies for Pd nanosheets and the related nanostruc- tures, including Pd@Au, Pd@Ag nanoplates and mesocrystalline Pd nanocomlla, are first discussed. Together with their unique properties, the potential bioapplications of these 2D Pd nanomaterials are then demonstrated. With strong absorption in near-infrared （NIR） region, these nanomaterials have great potentials in cancer photothermal therapy （PTr）. They also readily act as contrast agents in photoacoustic （PA） imaging or X-ray computed tomography （CT） to achieve image-guided cancer therapy. Moreover, significant efforts have been devoted to studying the combination of PTr and other treatment modalities （e.g., chemotherapy or photodynamic therapy） based on Pd nanomaterials. The remarkable synergistic or collaborative effects to achieve better therapeutic efficacy are discussed as well. Additionally, the biosaf- ety of 2D Pd-based nanomaterials in vitro and in vivo was evaluated. Finally, challenges for the applica- tions of Pd-based nanomaterials in cancer diagnosis and therapy, and future research prospects are highlighted.

Atomically thin InSe:A high mobility two-dimensional material

Since silicon is limited by its physical properties,it is challenging and important to find candidate materials for high performance electronic devices.Two-dimensional（2D）semiconductor materials have attracted dramatically increasing interest due to their unique physical,

Recent advances in the development of nanomaterials for DC-based immunotherapy

As professional antigen presenting cells, dendritic cells(DCs) greatly determine the quality of the innate and adaptive immunities. Therefore, DC-based immunotherapy has been one of the hotspots in cancer immunotherapy in recent years. Although this unique therapeutic strategy has been approved by U.S. Food and Drug Administration for prostate cancer treatment, the efficacy of DC-based immunotherapy remains to be further improved. Moreover, it is still not completely clear about the immunological basis of DCs, which is another hurdle for the progress of DC-based immunotherapy. Due to their unique physicochemical properties, nanomaterials have shown potentials in addressing these above mentioned problems and have provided important guidelines for optimizing DC-based immunotherapy. However, it is still at the starting stage for this emerging field and there are many critical questions in the rational design of this therapeutic strategy to be answered. Therefore, it is greatly necessary to review and analyze recent progresses in this field. In this review, we mainly focus on the development of various types nanoparticles for DC-based immunotherapy. The existed challenges in this field are also discussed.

Density-functional-theory formulation of classical and quantum Hooke's law

A fundamental property of solid materials is their stress state. Stress state of a solid or thin film material has profound effects on its thermodynamic stability and physical and chemical properties. The classical mechanical stress （σ^M） originates from lat- tice strain （e）, following Hooke＇s law： σ^M=Cε, where C is elastic constant matrix. Recently, a new concept of quantum electronic stress （o-QE） is introduced to elucidate the extrinsic electronic effects on the stress state of solids and thin films, which follows a quantum analog of classical Hooke＇s law： ~QE=E（An）, where E is the deformation potential of electronic states and An is the variation of electron density. Here, we present mathematical derivation of both the classical and quantum Hooke＇s law from density functional theory. We further discuss the physical origin of quantum electronic stress, arising purely from electronic excitation and perturbation in the absence of lattice strain （g=0）, and its relation to the degeneracy pressure of electrons in solid and their interaction with the lattice.