磁耦合谐振式无线电能传输系统磁耦合结构错位性能的研究

磁耦合结构作为磁耦合谐振式无线电能传输系统最核心的部分,其解析模型的建立、错位性能的分析及结构的设计优化对整个系统的传输性能研究起着关键作用。以圆盘形磁耦合结构为研究对象,首先应用电磁场理论推导了一、二次侧磁耦合结构未错位及错位时的互感解析新模型;然后研究了不含铁氧体及含铁氧体的磁耦合结构发生错位时的互感变化特性,提出了互感平稳变化范围的概念,优化了线圈结构。最后为了测试磁耦合结构的错位性能,搭建了一套传输功率为1 000 W的无线电能传输系统,测量及运行结果表明,建立的磁耦合结构互感解析模型以及错位性能分析方法具有较高的准确性和有效性。研究结果为无线充电系统分析及性能改善起到积极推动作用。

公路桥梁模数式伸缩装置型式检验设备研制及方法改进

针对模数式伸缩装置型式检测设备存在的缺点以及现行规范中未详细介绍试验方法的情况,提出了一种MA模数式公路桥梁伸缩装置型式检验设备及相应试验方法。经初步验证,该设备测量数据准确、操作安全。为精确检测MB模数式伸缩装置的水平摩阻力等参数,描述了对上述设备的改进思路与方法。进一步改进其固样夹具后,可初步验证其对于梳齿板式伸缩装置的适用性。

Molecular dynamics simulation on mechanisms of plastic anisotropy in nanotwinned polycrystalline copper with{111}texture during tensile deformation

Based on molecular dynamics(MD)simulation,the mechanisms of plastic anisotropy in nanotwinned polycrystalline copper with{111}texture during tensile deformation were systematically studied from the aspects of Schmid factor of the dominant slip system and the dislocation mechanism.The results show that the Schmid factor of dominated slip system is altered by changing the inclining angle of the twin boundaries(TBs),while the yield stress or flow stress does not strictly follow the Schmid law.There exist hard and soft orientations involving different dislocation mechanisms during the tensile deformation.The strengthening mechanism of hard orientation lies in the fact that there exist interactions between the dislocations and the TBs during plastic deformation,which leads to the dislocation blocking and reactions.The softening mechanism of soft orientation lies in the fact that there is no interaction between the dislocations and the TBs because only the slip systems parallel to the TBs are activated and the dislocations slip on the planes parallel to the TBs.It is concluded that the plastic anisotropy in the nanotwinned polycrystalline copper with{111}texture is aroused by the combination effect of the Schmid factor of dominated slip system and the dislocation mechanism.

Microstructures,tensile properties and serrated flow of Al_xCrMnFeCoNi high entropy alloys

Microstructures and mechanical properties of dual-phase AlxCrMnFeCoNi (x=0.4, 0.5, 0.6, at.%) alloys were investigated. Thermomechanical processing leads to a microstructural evolution from cast dendritic structures to equiaxed ones, consisting of face-centered cubic (fcc) and body-centered cubic (bcc) phases in the two states. The volume fraction of bcc phase increases and the size of fcc grain decreases with increasing Al content, resulting in remarkably improved tensile strength. Specifically, the serrated flow occurring at the medium temperatures varies from type A+B to B+C or C as the testing temperature increases. The average serration amplitude of these Al-containing alloys is larger than that of CoCrFeNiMn alloy due to the enhanced pinning effect. The early small strain produces low-density of dislocation arrays and bowed dislocations in fcc grains while the dislocation climb and shearing mechanism dominate inside bcc grains. The cross-slip and kinks of dislocations are frequently observed and high-density-tangled dislocations lead to dislocation cells after plastic deformation with a high strain.

Effect of pre-rolling path on mechanical properties of rolled ZK60 alloys

Pre-cold rolling with low reductions(<3%)was used to improve the mechanical properties of rolled ZK60 plates.The effects of rolling path on mechanical properties were investigated in detail.Both pre-cold rolling along the transverse direction(TD)and pre-cold rolling along the normal direction(ND)can increase the yield strength.However,pre-cold rolling along the TD is more effective than pre-cold rolling along the ND in improving the comprehensive mechanical properties.After pre-cold rolling to 3%reduction,the sample rolled along the TD and the sample rolled along the ND have similar tensile yield strength(~270 MPa).However,the former has a higher compressive yield strength,lower yield asymmetry and larger toughness than the latter.Moreover,pre-cold rolling can also enhance precipitation hardening effect.However,aging treatment cannot further improve the yield strength of pre-cold rolled samples.Finally,the related mechanism is discussed.

A review of refractory high-entropy alloys

This work reviews recent progress in the alloy design,microstructure,and mechanical properties of refractory high-entropy alloys(RHEAs).What’s more,the underlying strengthening mechanisms and deformation behavior are discussed.Composed mainly of near-equimolar refractory elements,RHEAs have superior mechanical properties,especially at high temperatures.However,many of them have limited room-temperature ductility.Much work has been done to solve this trade-off,and some of the RHEAs have the potential to be used for high-temperature applications in the future.In addition to their mechanical properties,RHEAs have other attractive properties,such as biocompatibility and wear resistance,which are discussed.Finally,current problems and future suggestions for RHEAs are discussed.

Mechanical properties and microstructure evolution of an Al-Cu-Li alloy subjected to rolling and aging

The mechanical properties and microstructure of Al-Cu-Li alloy sheets subjected to cryorolling(-100 ° C,-190 ℃) or hot rolling(400 ℃) and subsequent aging at 160 ℃ for different times were investigated. The dynamic precipitation and dislocation characterizations were examined via transmission electron microscopy and X-ray diffraction. The grain morphologies and the fracture-surface morphologies were studied via optical microscopy and scanning electron microscopy. Samples subjected to cryorolling followed by aging exhibited relatively high dislocation densities and a large number of precipitates compared with hot-rolled samples. The samples cryorolled at-190 ℃ and then aged for 15 h presented the highest ultimate tensile strength(586 MPa), while the alloy processed via hot rolling followed by 10 h aging exhibited the highest uniform elongation rate(11.5%). The size of precipitates increased with the aging time, which has significant effects on the interaction mechanism between dislocations and precipitates. Bowing is the main interaction method between the deformation-induced dislocations and coarsened precipitates during tensile tests, leading to the decline of the mechanical properties of the alloy during overaging. These interesting findings can provide significant insights into the development of materials possessing both excellent strength and high ductility.

Microstructure and thermal stability of sintered pure tungsten processed by multiple direction compression

Multiple direction compression(MDC)was conducted on sintered pure tungsten(99.9%,mass fraction)with different reductions at 1423 K.The microstructure,microhardness and thermal stability of the MDC-processed samples were studied by X-ray diffraction(XRD),electron backscattered diffraction(EBSD)and differential scanning calorimetry(DSC)compared with those of the initial sintered tungsten.The results show that the dislocation density increases significantly with the reduction of MDC,ranging from 3.08×1014 m-2 for the initial sintered tungsten to 8.08×1014 m-2 for the tungsten after MDC with the reduction of 50%.The average grain size decreases from 83.8 to 14.7μm and the microhardness value increases from HV0.2 417 to HV0.2 521.The recrystallization temperature for the tungsten samples processed by MDC is approximately constant at around 1600 K.The MDC of sintered tungsten results in a decrease of grain size concurrent with an increase of uniformly distributed nucleation sites,which leads to the improvement of the thermal stability.

High damping capacities of Mg-Cu based alloys

The dynamic mechanical analyzer(DMA)was applied to investigate the damping properties of Mg-Cu based alloys.The results show that the as-cast hypoeutectic Mg-Cu binary alloys exhibit ultra-high damping capacities,while the eutectic Mg-Cu alloy exhibits low damping capacity.The strain amplitude dependent damping performance reveals that the dislocation damping mainly dominates in Mg-Cu alloys.Furthermore,the influence of eutectic phase on damping mechanisms of Mg-Cu binary alloys was discussed in detail and the effect of Si addition on the damping of Mg-1%Cu based alloy was also reported.Two damping peaks are observed on the temperature dependent spectrum of Mg-Cu based alloys.One is located at room temperature,which is dislocation related peak;and the other is located at moderate temperature,which is caused by the grain boundary sliding.

Effect of Screw-Dislocation on Electrical Properties of Spiral-Type Bi2Se3 Nanoplates

We systematically investigated the electrical nanoplates through field effect transistor and properties of spiral-type and smooth Bi2Se3 conductive atomic force microscopy （CAFM） measurement. It is observed that both nanoplates possess high conductivity and show metallic-like behavior. Compared to the smooth nanoplate, the spiral-type one exhibits the higher carrier concentration and lower mobility. CAFM characterization reveals that the conductance at the screw-dislocation edge is even higher than that on the terrace, implying that the dislocation can supply excess carriers to compensate the low mobility and achieve high conductivity. The unique structure and electrical properties make the spiral-type Bi2 Se3 nanoplates a good candidate for catalysts and gas sensors.

Evolution of misfit dislocation network and tensile properties in Ni-based superalloys:a molecular dynamics simulation

The structural evolution of dislocation network is closely related to y' rafting and tensile properties. In this work, the effects of strain rate and temperature on the structural evolution of interface dislocation network in Ni-based superalloys are studied by molecular dynamics simulations. The correlation between the evolution of dislocation network and tensile properties is also explored. The results indicate that the dislocation network shows different degrees of deformation and damage at various strain rates and temperatures. The ),' rafting depends on the damage structure of dislocation network at various strain rates and tem- peratures. Moreover, the tensile properties of interface in Ni-based superalloys are closely related to the evolution of disloca- tion network and dislocation motion mechanisms.

In situ atomistic mechanisms of detwinning in nanocrystalline AuAg alloy

Detwinning is an important plastic deformation mechanism that can significantly affect the mechanical properties of twin-structured metals.Although many detwinning mechanisms have been proposed for pure metals,it is unclear whether such a deformation model is valid for nanocrystalline alloys because of the lack of direct evidence.Here,the atomicscale detwinning deformation process of a nanocrystalline AuAg alloy with an average grain size of~15 nm was investigated in situ.The results show that there are three types of detwinning mechanisms in nanocrystalline AuAg alloys.The first type of detwinning results from grain boundary migration.The second type of detwinning occurs through combined layer-by-layer thinning and incoherent twin boundary migration.The last one occurs through incoherent twin boundary migration,which results from the collective motion of partial dislocations in an array.