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Fracture toughness, wear, and microstructure properties of aluminum/titanium/steel multi-laminated composites produced by cross-accumulative roll-bonding process

Wang Yaping, Tayyebi Moslem, Assari Amirhossein

Archives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering

2022

Vol. 22, no. 1

art. no. e49, 2022

For more than a decade many researchers have been developing new ways to produce laminated composites. In this paper, aluminum/titanium/steel multi-laminated composites were fabricated by the cross accumulative roll bonding (CARB) process, and effects of different rolling passes on microstructure, and mechanical properties were investigated. As the number of rolling passes increased, in spite of having no voids and cracks, more instabilities were observed on titanium and steel layers. With regard to mechanical properties, by increasing the rolling passes, the values of ultimate and yield strength, as well as elongation fell, because of the non-uniform distribution of hard layers within the aluminum matrix. Based on scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images, both ductile and cleavage modes of fracture were observed on fracture surfaces. Furthermore, with an increase in the number of rolling passes, the values of fracture toughness pertaining to the crack initiation declined on account of the increased probability of delamination. Plus, the trend of the R-curves was mainly downward due to the growing number of interfaces within the matrix by increasing the number of passes; nonetheless, the upward trend of these curves may be attributed to the ductile Al matrix in which the path of cracks can be bridged. Also, based on the results of wear tests, different wear mechanisms such as adhesion, abrasion, and delamination were observed, and with an increase in the number of rolling passes, the amount of weight loss showed a decline which was due to the rise of hardness concerning the strain-hardened layers.

Study on nonlinear constitutive model of skin under compression load over a wide range of strain rates

Zhang Xiaoping, Wen Cun, Tang Chengli, Liu Susu, Wen Yaoke, Wang Yaping, Bao Zhenyu, Luo Shaomin

Acta of Bioengineering and Biomechanics

2021

Vol. 23, no. 4

161--171

Purpose: In wound ballistics, skin has obvious blocking effect in the biological target penetration of projectiles. An analytical description of skin mechanical properties under compression can set the basis for the numerical simulation and the evaluation of blocking effect. Methods: In this study, an improved three-parameter solid visco-elastic model was proposed to describe the skin creep phenomenon. And then combined with Maxwell and Ogden model, a new nonlinear skin constitutive model, consisting of hyper-elastic unit, creep unit and relaxation unit in parallel, was established. Here, we examine the material properties of freshly harvested porcine skin in compression at strain rates from 0.01/s to 4000/s. Results: The model is verified by comparison with the experimental results by our test and that in the literature at different strain rates. Conclusions: It shows that calculated results of the constitutive model agree well with the experiment data at extremely low to high strain rates, which is useful for the description of the heterogeneous, nonlinear viscoelastic, relaxation and creep mechanical response of skin under compression.

Eliminating the adverse effect of the lime on the gold-bearing pyrrhotite flotation using the isopentyl xanthate as collector at low alkalinity

Yang Wei, Wang Qian, Wang Yaping, Dong Ping

Physicochemical Problems of Mineral Processing

2019

Vol. 55, iss. 5

1250--1258

Flotation optimal conditions and mechanism of regulator lime, isopentyl xanthate and butyl xanthate on pyrrhotite were investigated by flotation test, contact angle, zeta potential and infrared spectroscopic analysis. It is found that there is a certain relationship between the regulator lime and the collector isopentyl xanthate. The results of flotation indicate that lime can indeed inhibit pyrrhotite, and isopentyl xanthate can decrease the depression effect of lime on pyrrhotite in low alkalinity. The results of adsorption mechanism of lime and isopentyl xanthate show that after lime adsorbed on the pyrrhotite surface, Ca 2+inhibit the adsorption of collector with the form of Ca(OH) 2 precipitates. Compared with butyl xanthate, isopentyl xanthate could reduce the generation of hydrophilic Ca(OH) 2 and generate less hydrophilic CaCO3 as well to decrease the negative effect of gold-bearing pyrrhotite flotation depressed by lime.