Effects of Interface on the Dynamic Hysteresis Loss and Static Mechanical Properties of Illite Filled SBR Composites

Despite growing interest in nano-sized fillers,micro-sized fillers with desired compatibility are still used for reinforcing rubbers,owing to their lower production cost and easier processing relative to nano-sized fillers.Especially,the abundant and eco-friendly clay minerals are recognized as the materials of the twenty-first century.Herein,illite,a naturally occurring clay having dimension in micrometric scale,has been selected as filler to reinforce the SBR.To improve the compatibility of illite with SBR,the illite was modified by either bis[3-(triethoxysilyl)propyl]tetrasulfide(Si69-illite)or 3-mercaptopropyltriethoxysilane(KH580-illite).The interfacial interactions of SBR composites filled with pristine illite(illite/SBR)and Si69-illite(Si69-illite/SBR),or KH580-illite(KH580-illite/SBR)were characterized by bound rubber content and Payne effect measurements,while dynamic hysteresis losses of these uncured and cured composites were also analyzed under various strain amplitudes.It was found that the filler-rubber interactions were greatly improved for Si69-illite/SBR and KH580-illite/SBR systems compared to the illite/SBR composite.This leads to an increment of modulus at 300%strain of the composites from 3.46 MPa for illite/SBR to 7.70 MPa for Si69-illite/SBR and12.96 MPa for KH580-illite/SBR.Moreover,lower rolling resistance and better wear resistance without compromising wet traction of Si69-illite/SBR and KH580-illite/SBR have been achieved.This demonstrates the high possibility of Si69 and KH580 modified illites as promising alternative fillers for reinforcing rubbers.

DYNAMIC FREE ENERGY HYSTERESIS MODEL IN MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ACTUATORS

A dynamic free energy hysteresis model in magnetostrictive actuators is presented. It is the free energy hysteresis model coupled to an ordinary different equation in an unusual way. According to its special structure, numerical implementation method of the dynamic model is provided. The resistor parameter in the dynamic model changes according to different frequency ranges. This makes numerical implementation results reasonable in the discussed operating frequency range. The validity of the dynamic free energy model is illustrated by comparison with experimental data.

ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC FLOW BEHAVIOR IN PITCHING MANEUVER

The dynamic flow behavior during pitching maneuver is related to the dynamic wash effect induced by the motion of the object. The dynamic hysteresis effect dueto the pivot position moving back is similar to that due to the increase in pitching rate.During the aircraft pitching up, a strong dynamic hysteresis appears on the canard but another dynamic 'advanced' effect occurs on the horizontal tail. So the stall on the canardwould occur at a higher angle of attack but the stall on the tail would appear at a lower an, gle of attack. The dynamic hysteresis is also affected by the 'heredity' effect relating tothe initial conditions besides the dynamic wash effect.

Influence of Parasitic Parameters on Dynamic Threshold Voltage Hysteresis of Silicon Carbide MOSFETs

Threshold voltage (V_(TH)) hysteresis affects the dynamic characteristics of silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs, whichin turn affects reliability of a device. In this paper, a dynamichysteresis curve is proposed as an evaluation method of theinfluence of V_(TH) hysteresis on the switching characteristics ofSiC MOSFETs. This method can eliminate the impact of triggerlevel and obtain the dynamic V_(TH). Furthermore, the influence ofparasitic parameters on dynamic V_(TH) hysteresis is theoreticallyanalyzed. Double pulse tests under different parasitic parametersare performed on three SiC MOSFETs with different gatestructures to verify the analysis. Results show that gate resistance(R_(G)) and source inductance (L_(S)) have more significant effectson dynamic V_(TH) hysteresis compared with gate inductance anddrain inductance. V_(TH) hysteresis phenomenon weakens withincrease of R_(G) or L_(S), which is related to device structure.The results presented in this paper can provide guidance forthe design of circuit parasitic parameters of SiC MOSFETs toregulate V_(TH) hysteresis.

Dynamic magnetic hysteresis in a liquid suspension of acicular maghemite particles

This paper presents theoretical and experimental studies on the magnetodynamics and energy absorption in a dilute suspension of small ferromagnetic particles with magnetic hysteresis and mechanical mobility in an AC magnetic field. Experiments with 0.1% suspensions of acicular particles of gamma ferric oxide in solid and liquid matrices, subjected to a 430 Hz magnetic field with an intensity of up to 1200 Oe, revealed important role of particle mobility. The main qualitative and quantitative features of the phenomenon are in agreement with a model of joint magneto-mechanical dynamics of particles with a chain-of-spheres mode of incoherent magnetic reversal.

Study of cobalt ferrite nanosuspensions for low-frequency ferromagnetic hyperthermia

High-coercive cobalt ferrite nanoparticles were synthesized and studied for magnetic hyperthermia by direct injection of their suspension into a tumor and application of a strong audio-frequency magnetic field for heating. Physical （dynamic magnetic hysteresis and heat generation in both liquid and solid dispersions）, biological （toxicity and penetration of particles in therapeutic quantities into mouse tumor tissue） as well as other properties of the particles were studied. A model was developed to describe the magnetodynamics in suspensions of magnetic nanoclusters with an account for both Brownian and regular rotations, to provide understanding of observed phenomena. The experimental and theoretical techniques developed have formed a basis for controllable synthesis of the magnetic nanoparticles for low-frequency heat generation in medical and other applications.