Improved Performance of Materials Design and Experimental Approaches
Improved Performance of Materials Design and Experimental Approaches
edited by Andreas Öchsner, Holm Altenbach.
- 1 recurso en línea (IX, 282 páginas 179 ilustraciones, 116 ilustraciones a color)
- Advanced Structured Materials 72 1869-8433 Engineering (Springer-11647) .
1 Optimization on Wear Performance of Anti Wear Additive Added -- 2 Effect of Friction Stir Welding Parameters on the Peak Temperature and the Mechanical Properties of Aluminum Alloy 5083-O -- 3 Artificial Neural Networks Prediction Of Rubber Mechanical Properties In Aged And Nonaged State -- 4 Semi-Automated Gating System Design with Optimum Gate and Overflow Positions for Aluminum HPDC.
This book offers a snapshot of recent developments in improving the properties and performance of engineering materials and structures. It discusses modeling properties related to classical mechanical, thermal, electrical and optical fields as well as those related to surface-specific quantities (e.g. roughness, wear and modifications due to surface coatings). The material types presented range from classical metals and synthetic materials to composites. Competitiveness due to cost efficiency (e.g. lighter structures and the corresponding fuel savings for transportation systems) and sustainability (e.g. recyclability or reusability) are the driving factors for engineering developments. The outcomes of these efforts are difficult to be accurately monitored due to the ongoing evaluation cycles.
9783319595900
10.1007/978-3-319-59590-0 doi
Resistencia de materiales
Superficies
TA405 / .I477 2018 EB
1 Optimization on Wear Performance of Anti Wear Additive Added -- 2 Effect of Friction Stir Welding Parameters on the Peak Temperature and the Mechanical Properties of Aluminum Alloy 5083-O -- 3 Artificial Neural Networks Prediction Of Rubber Mechanical Properties In Aged And Nonaged State -- 4 Semi-Automated Gating System Design with Optimum Gate and Overflow Positions for Aluminum HPDC.
This book offers a snapshot of recent developments in improving the properties and performance of engineering materials and structures. It discusses modeling properties related to classical mechanical, thermal, electrical and optical fields as well as those related to surface-specific quantities (e.g. roughness, wear and modifications due to surface coatings). The material types presented range from classical metals and synthetic materials to composites. Competitiveness due to cost efficiency (e.g. lighter structures and the corresponding fuel savings for transportation systems) and sustainability (e.g. recyclability or reusability) are the driving factors for engineering developments. The outcomes of these efforts are difficult to be accurately monitored due to the ongoing evaluation cycles.
9783319595900
10.1007/978-3-319-59590-0 doi
Resistencia de materiales
Superficies
TA405 / .I477 2018 EB