The mechanical properties of the SiC fiber-reinforced Mg-Al metal matrix composite materials have been studied on internal microstructure by (scanning electron microscopy) SEM in-situ tensile test. The emergence and p...The mechanical properties of the SiC fiber-reinforced Mg-Al metal matrix composite materials have been studied on internal microstructure by (scanning electron microscopy) SEM in-situ tensile test. The emergence and propagation of the crack, and the fracture behavior in materials have been observed and studied. It is found that in the case of the tensile test, the crack emerged in SiC fiber initially. In the case of the strong cohesion of the fiber-metal interface, the crack propagated in the fiber, meanwhile the fibers in the neighborhood of the cracked fiber began to crack and the Mg-Al metal deformed plastically, and at last the material fractured. Otherwise the toughness of the materials grows in the case of the lower cohesion of the fiber-metal matrix interface.展开更多
Laser powder bed fusion(LPBF)is a potential additive manufacturing process to manufacture Invar 36 alloy components with complicated geometry.Whereas it inevitably introduces specific microstructures and pore defects,...Laser powder bed fusion(LPBF)is a potential additive manufacturing process to manufacture Invar 36 alloy components with complicated geometry.Whereas it inevitably introduces specific microstructures and pore defects,which will further influence the mechanical properties.Hence,aiming at exploring the LPBF process-related microstructures and pore defects,and especially their influences on the damage mechanism and mechanical properties,Invar 36 alloy was manufactured by LPBF under designed different laser scanning speeds.The microstructure observations reveal that higher scanning speeds lead to equiaxed and short columnar grains with higher dislocation density,while lower scanning speeds result in elongated columnar grains with lower dislocation density.The pore defects analyzed by X-ray computed tomography(XCT)suggest that the high laser scanning speed gives rise to numerous lamellar and large lack-of-fusion(LOF)pores,and the excessively low laser scanning speed produces relatively small keyhole pores with high sphericity.Moreover,the insitu XCT tensile tests were originally performed to evaluate the damage evolution and failure mechanism.Specifically,high laser scanning speed causes brittle fracture due to the rapid growth and coalescence of initial lamellar LOF pores along the scan-ning direction.Low laser scanning speed induces ductile fracture originating from unstable depressions in the surfaces,while metallurgical and keyhole pores have little impact on damage evolution.Eventually,the process-structure-property correlation is established.The presence of high volume fraction of lamel-lar LOF pores,resulting from high scanning speed,leads to inferior yield strength and ductility.Besides,specimens without LOF pores exhibit larger grain sizes and lower dislocation density at decreased scanning speeds,slightly reducing yield strength while slightly enhancing ductility.This understanding lays the foundation for widespread applications of LPBF-processed Invar 36 alloy.展开更多
In order to estimate deformation and mechanical properties of material accurately,elastic and plastic deformation behavior of small punch test was discussed in this paper.A two-dimensional finite element model was est...In order to estimate deformation and mechanical properties of material accurately,elastic and plastic deformation behavior of small punch test was discussed in this paper.A two-dimensional finite element model was established based upon the Gurson-Tvergaard-Needleman(GTN)equation.According to the integration of load–displacement curves with different displacements,the evolution of elastic energy was obtained.The results show that the elastic energy increases quickly in the initial region and tends to be an approximate constant during the plastic bending phase.Meanwhile,an obvious change of the slope of load–displacement curve can be found in the elastic-plastic transition region.The macroscopic deformation and fracture feature were also discussed in order to verify the deformation analysis.Finally,the yield strength,tensile strength and elongation of AISI304 were obtained based on the analysis of deformation energy and percent fracture deflection.The results have a good agreement with that of conventional tensile tests,which may provide a theoretical basis of small punch analysis.展开更多
The tensile properties of three different carbonfiberreinforced carbon composites (C/C), mat C/C, 2D laminate and 4D C/C, were investigated under the combined influence of temperature and loading rate. From the experi...The tensile properties of three different carbonfiberreinforced carbon composites (C/C), mat C/C, 2D laminate and 4D C/C, were investigated under the combined influence of temperature and loading rate. From the experiments the following could be concluded: loading rate between 10-1-10 mm/min was valid; the fracture stress of the three kinds of C/C composites increased with increasing temperature in the range from room temperature to 1900, and the initial modulus of 2D laminate C/C composites increased with the increase of temperature up to 2000.展开更多
The small punch test technique （SPT） was used to evaluate the mechanical properties of various materials and the basic method to test material tensile mechanics peqeormance from an inverse finite element （ FE） ari...The small punch test technique （SPT） was used to evaluate the mechanical properties of various materials and the basic method to test material tensile mechanics peqeormance from an inverse finite element （ FE） arithmetic with SPT was put forward. The research shows that specific tensile mechanical behavior and strain-stress distribution of each district of weld seam can be accurately determined by small punch test. Therefore, mechanical behavior of the inhomogeneous joint can be predicted by a numerical model. The simulation comes to good agreement with experimental data.展开更多
This study investigated the effect of pressure,pre-charge time,punch velocity and oxygen content on the mechanical properties of X42 pipeline steel in gaseous hydrogen environment by using small punch test.When expose...This study investigated the effect of pressure,pre-charge time,punch velocity and oxygen content on the mechanical properties of X42 pipeline steel in gaseous hydrogen environment by using small punch test.When exposed to nitrogen,the fracture mode of X42 pipeline steel undergoes ductile fracture,but in the presence of hydrogen,it shifts to brittle fracture.Moreover,an increase in hydrogen pressure or a decrease in punch velocity is found to enhance the hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of X42 pipeline steel,as evidenced by the decrease of maximal load,displacement at failure onset and small punch energy.But the effect of pre-charge time on the hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of X42 pipeline steel is not very obvious.Meanwhile,the presence of oxygen has been found to effectively inhibit hydrogen embrittlement.As the oxygen content in hydrogen increases,the hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of X42 pipeline steel decreases.展开更多
The high-temperature mechanical properties of 95W-3.5Ni-1.5Fe and 95W-4.5Ni-0.5Co alloys were investigated in the temperature range of room temperature to1100℃. The yield strength and tensile strengths declined gradu...The high-temperature mechanical properties of 95W-3.5Ni-1.5Fe and 95W-4.5Ni-0.5Co alloys were investigated in the temperature range of room temperature to1100℃. The yield strength and tensile strengths declined gradually, and the ductility of both alloys increased as the testing temperature was increased to 300℃. All the three properties reached a plateau at temperatures between 300 and 500℃ in the case of 95W-3.5Ni-l.5Fe and at temperatures between 350 and 700℃ in the case of 95W-4.5Ni-0.5Co. Thereafter, the ductility as well as yield and tensile strengths decreased considerably.展开更多
Gauge length influences the biomechanical properties of herbaceous roots such as tensile resistance,tensile strength and Young’s modulus.However,the extent to which and how these biomechanical properties of herbaceou...Gauge length influences the biomechanical properties of herbaceous roots such as tensile resistance,tensile strength and Young’s modulus.However,the extent to which and how these biomechanical properties of herbaceous roots are influenced remain unknown.To better understand the behavior of roots in tension under different conditions and to illustrate these behaviors,uniaxial tensile tests were conducted on the Poa araratica roots as the gauge length increased from 20 mm to 80 mm.Subsequently,ANOVA was used to test the impact of the significant influences of gauge length on the biomechanical properties,nonlinear regression was applied to establish the variation in the biomechanical properties with gauge length to answer the question of the extent to which the biomechanical properties are influenced,and Weibull models were subsequently introduced to illustrate how the biomechanical properties are influenced by gauge length.The results reveal that(1)the variation in biomechanical properties with root diameter depends on both the gauge length and the properties themselves;(2)the gauge length significantly impacts most of the biomechanical properties;(3)the tensile resistance,tensile strength,and tensile strain at cracks decrease as the gauge length increases,with values decreasing by 20%-300%,while Young’s modulus exhibits the opposite trend,with a corresponding increase of 30%;and(4)the Weibull distribution is suitable for describing the probability distribution of these biomechanical properties;the Weibull modulus for both tensile resistance and tensile strain at cracks linearly decrease with gauge length,whereas those for tensile strength and Young’s modulus exhibit the opposite trend.The tensile resistance,tensile strength,and tensile strain at the cracks linearly decrease with increasing gauge length,while the tensile strength and Young’s modulus linearly increase with increasing gauge length.展开更多
文摘The mechanical properties of the SiC fiber-reinforced Mg-Al metal matrix composite materials have been studied on internal microstructure by (scanning electron microscopy) SEM in-situ tensile test. The emergence and propagation of the crack, and the fracture behavior in materials have been observed and studied. It is found that in the case of the tensile test, the crack emerged in SiC fiber initially. In the case of the strong cohesion of the fiber-metal interface, the crack propagated in the fiber, meanwhile the fibers in the neighborhood of the cracked fiber began to crack and the Mg-Al metal deformed plastically, and at last the material fractured. Otherwise the toughness of the materials grows in the case of the lower cohesion of the fiber-metal matrix interface.
基金support of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.12372133 and 12027901)supported by the Natural Science Foun-dation of Hunan Province(Grant No.2021JJ30085)+2 种基金the Science and Technology Innovation Program of Hunan Province(Grant No.2021RC30306)Open Research Fund of State Key Laboratory of Precision Manufacturing for Extreme Service Performance,Central South University(Grant No.Kfkt2021-01)the Fund of State Key Laboratory of Advanced Design and Manufacturing for Vehicle Body(Grant No.52175012).
文摘Laser powder bed fusion(LPBF)is a potential additive manufacturing process to manufacture Invar 36 alloy components with complicated geometry.Whereas it inevitably introduces specific microstructures and pore defects,which will further influence the mechanical properties.Hence,aiming at exploring the LPBF process-related microstructures and pore defects,and especially their influences on the damage mechanism and mechanical properties,Invar 36 alloy was manufactured by LPBF under designed different laser scanning speeds.The microstructure observations reveal that higher scanning speeds lead to equiaxed and short columnar grains with higher dislocation density,while lower scanning speeds result in elongated columnar grains with lower dislocation density.The pore defects analyzed by X-ray computed tomography(XCT)suggest that the high laser scanning speed gives rise to numerous lamellar and large lack-of-fusion(LOF)pores,and the excessively low laser scanning speed produces relatively small keyhole pores with high sphericity.Moreover,the insitu XCT tensile tests were originally performed to evaluate the damage evolution and failure mechanism.Specifically,high laser scanning speed causes brittle fracture due to the rapid growth and coalescence of initial lamellar LOF pores along the scan-ning direction.Low laser scanning speed induces ductile fracture originating from unstable depressions in the surfaces,while metallurgical and keyhole pores have little impact on damage evolution.Eventually,the process-structure-property correlation is established.The presence of high volume fraction of lamel-lar LOF pores,resulting from high scanning speed,leads to inferior yield strength and ductility.Besides,specimens without LOF pores exhibit larger grain sizes and lower dislocation density at decreased scanning speeds,slightly reducing yield strength while slightly enhancing ductility.This understanding lays the foundation for widespread applications of LPBF-processed Invar 36 alloy.
基金Project(2012AA040105)supported by National High-technology Research and Development of China
文摘In order to estimate deformation and mechanical properties of material accurately,elastic and plastic deformation behavior of small punch test was discussed in this paper.A two-dimensional finite element model was established based upon the Gurson-Tvergaard-Needleman(GTN)equation.According to the integration of load–displacement curves with different displacements,the evolution of elastic energy was obtained.The results show that the elastic energy increases quickly in the initial region and tends to be an approximate constant during the plastic bending phase.Meanwhile,an obvious change of the slope of load–displacement curve can be found in the elastic-plastic transition region.The macroscopic deformation and fracture feature were also discussed in order to verify the deformation analysis.Finally,the yield strength,tensile strength and elongation of AISI304 were obtained based on the analysis of deformation energy and percent fracture deflection.The results have a good agreement with that of conventional tensile tests,which may provide a theoretical basis of small punch analysis.
文摘The tensile properties of three different carbonfiberreinforced carbon composites (C/C), mat C/C, 2D laminate and 4D C/C, were investigated under the combined influence of temperature and loading rate. From the experiments the following could be concluded: loading rate between 10-1-10 mm/min was valid; the fracture stress of the three kinds of C/C composites increased with increasing temperature in the range from room temperature to 1900, and the initial modulus of 2D laminate C/C composites increased with the increase of temperature up to 2000.
文摘The small punch test technique （SPT） was used to evaluate the mechanical properties of various materials and the basic method to test material tensile mechanics peqeormance from an inverse finite element （ FE） arithmetic with SPT was put forward. The research shows that specific tensile mechanical behavior and strain-stress distribution of each district of weld seam can be accurately determined by small punch test. Therefore, mechanical behavior of the inhomogeneous joint can be predicted by a numerical model. The simulation comes to good agreement with experimental data.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(2021YFB4001601)the Youth Innovation Promotion Association CAS(2022187).
文摘This study investigated the effect of pressure,pre-charge time,punch velocity and oxygen content on the mechanical properties of X42 pipeline steel in gaseous hydrogen environment by using small punch test.When exposed to nitrogen,the fracture mode of X42 pipeline steel undergoes ductile fracture,but in the presence of hydrogen,it shifts to brittle fracture.Moreover,an increase in hydrogen pressure or a decrease in punch velocity is found to enhance the hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of X42 pipeline steel,as evidenced by the decrease of maximal load,displacement at failure onset and small punch energy.But the effect of pre-charge time on the hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of X42 pipeline steel is not very obvious.Meanwhile,the presence of oxygen has been found to effectively inhibit hydrogen embrittlement.As the oxygen content in hydrogen increases,the hydrogen embrittlement susceptibility of X42 pipeline steel decreases.
文摘The high-temperature mechanical properties of 95W-3.5Ni-1.5Fe and 95W-4.5Ni-0.5Co alloys were investigated in the temperature range of room temperature to1100℃. The yield strength and tensile strengths declined gradually, and the ductility of both alloys increased as the testing temperature was increased to 300℃. All the three properties reached a plateau at temperatures between 300 and 500℃ in the case of 95W-3.5Ni-l.5Fe and at temperatures between 350 and 700℃ in the case of 95W-4.5Ni-0.5Co. Thereafter, the ductility as well as yield and tensile strengths decreased considerably.
基金financially supported by the Key R&D Program of Shaanxi Province(2023-YBSF-324)Shaanxi Provincial Department of Education Services Local Special Plan Project(23JC019)National Natural Science of Foundation of China(42267024).
文摘Gauge length influences the biomechanical properties of herbaceous roots such as tensile resistance,tensile strength and Young’s modulus.However,the extent to which and how these biomechanical properties of herbaceous roots are influenced remain unknown.To better understand the behavior of roots in tension under different conditions and to illustrate these behaviors,uniaxial tensile tests were conducted on the Poa araratica roots as the gauge length increased from 20 mm to 80 mm.Subsequently,ANOVA was used to test the impact of the significant influences of gauge length on the biomechanical properties,nonlinear regression was applied to establish the variation in the biomechanical properties with gauge length to answer the question of the extent to which the biomechanical properties are influenced,and Weibull models were subsequently introduced to illustrate how the biomechanical properties are influenced by gauge length.The results reveal that(1)the variation in biomechanical properties with root diameter depends on both the gauge length and the properties themselves;(2)the gauge length significantly impacts most of the biomechanical properties;(3)the tensile resistance,tensile strength,and tensile strain at cracks decrease as the gauge length increases,with values decreasing by 20%-300%,while Young’s modulus exhibits the opposite trend,with a corresponding increase of 30%;and(4)the Weibull distribution is suitable for describing the probability distribution of these biomechanical properties;the Weibull modulus for both tensile resistance and tensile strain at cracks linearly decrease with gauge length,whereas those for tensile strength and Young’s modulus exhibit the opposite trend.The tensile resistance,tensile strength,and tensile strain at the cracks linearly decrease with increasing gauge length,while the tensile strength and Young’s modulus linearly increase with increasing gauge length.
