To optimize processes for stable commercial production of C194 alloy sheet and strip,several key steps were investigated. Various procedure and the parameters for melt purifying,finishing rolling temperature,split agi...To optimize processes for stable commercial production of C194 alloy sheet and strip,several key steps were investigated. Various procedure and the parameters for melt purifying,finishing rolling temperature,split aging parameters,and water cooling capacity during casting and hot rolling were analyzed. The results imply that shield gas atmosphere along with alloying element of Mg and Ce help greatly on purifying the melt. C194 alloy sheet and strip with finishing rolling temperature higher than 750 ℃ and split aging treatment at 550 ℃,2 h+450 ℃,2 h can obtain excellent integrity properties. The cooling capacity during casting and on-line quenching after hot rolling are also key factors influencing the quality of C194 alloy sheet and strip.展开更多
Quasi-static and high strain rate compressive behaviors and failure mechanisms of hygrothermal treated ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene/polyurethane(UHMWPE/PU)composites have been studied in this paper.Firstly...Quasi-static and high strain rate compressive behaviors and failure mechanisms of hygrothermal treated ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene/polyurethane(UHMWPE/PU)composites have been studied in this paper.Firstly,the UHMWPE composites were immersed in water at 70℃.The out-ofplane compression test was then performed on the dry/wet state specimens at quasi-static states(0.001-0.01 s^(-1))and high strain rate states(800-2 400 s^(-1)).The split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)was adopted in the dynamic tests and waveform shapers were used to smooth and control the incident pulse.The results show that there are two platforms for the water absorption curve of UHMWPE composites.The absorption of moisture reduces the quasi-static compressive strength of the material while initially increasing,then decreasing the dynamic compressive strength.Matrix plasticization,fiber/matrix interface degradation and void expansion are the main factors affecting the irregular change of static/dynamic compressive strength of UHMWPE composites.展开更多
文摘To optimize processes for stable commercial production of C194 alloy sheet and strip,several key steps were investigated. Various procedure and the parameters for melt purifying,finishing rolling temperature,split aging parameters,and water cooling capacity during casting and hot rolling were analyzed. The results imply that shield gas atmosphere along with alloying element of Mg and Ce help greatly on purifying the melt. C194 alloy sheet and strip with finishing rolling temperature higher than 750 ℃ and split aging treatment at 550 ℃,2 h+450 ℃,2 h can obtain excellent integrity properties. The cooling capacity during casting and on-line quenching after hot rolling are also key factors influencing the quality of C194 alloy sheet and strip.
基金Supported by the Ministerial Level Advanced Research Foundation(2030301020502)
文摘Quasi-static and high strain rate compressive behaviors and failure mechanisms of hygrothermal treated ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene/polyurethane(UHMWPE/PU)composites have been studied in this paper.Firstly,the UHMWPE composites were immersed in water at 70℃.The out-ofplane compression test was then performed on the dry/wet state specimens at quasi-static states(0.001-0.01 s^(-1))and high strain rate states(800-2 400 s^(-1)).The split Hopkinson pressure bar(SHPB)was adopted in the dynamic tests and waveform shapers were used to smooth and control the incident pulse.The results show that there are two platforms for the water absorption curve of UHMWPE composites.The absorption of moisture reduces the quasi-static compressive strength of the material while initially increasing,then decreasing the dynamic compressive strength.Matrix plasticization,fiber/matrix interface degradation and void expansion are the main factors affecting the irregular change of static/dynamic compressive strength of UHMWPE composites.