Modification of the mechanical properties of Ti/Ta multilayer composites with heterogeneous lamella structure

Wang, S.; Huang, Haihong; Yin, Fei; Hou, Xiaoying; Zhang, Z.; Luo, Laima; Chen, C.

doi:10.1016/j.ijrmhm.2022.105996

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“…The results show that the composites have better mechanical properties. Huang et al carried out low-speed impact on epoxy resin / glass fiber / carbon fiber hybrid composite board 4 , and examined its damage, which proved that the toughness of glass fiber was higher than that of other composites; Wang S et al studied the modification of mechanical properties of composites by Ti/Ta material 5 , and pointed out that the mechanical properties can be adjusted by adjusting the thickness ratio between Ti and Ta.…”

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Structural optimization of connectors based on 3D printing modified polyester composites

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2023

Seventh International Conference on Mechatronics and Intelligent Robotics (ICMIR 2023)

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Joint replacement is a frequently performed surgical intervention to address end-stage joint ailments. However, successful surgery relies on early diagnosis and appropriate treatment of joint diseases. With the advancement of machine learning technology and its integration with the medical field, the use of machine learning technology in joint replacement has made substantial advancements. This article will explore the implementation and current standing of machine learning in joint replacement from four aspects: preoperative auxiliary diagnosis of arthritis, preoperative auxiliary decision-making, postoperative complication diagnosis and postoperative prediction.

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Structural optimization of connectors based on 3D printing modified polyester composites

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2023

Seventh International Conference on Mechatronics and Intelligent Robotics (ICMIR 2023)

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“…In recent years, a great deal of research work about optimizing the comprehensive properties of layered composites has been carried out using experimental and theoretical methods, such as adjusting layer thickness ratio [3][4][5] , designing interface gradient [6,7], introducing twin structure [8], designing interface structure [9][10][11], adding intermediate layer [12][13][14], and so on. Zhou et al [5] studied the mechanical properties of Ti/Cu multilayers with various modulation ratios, and showed that the flow strength increases without sacrificing ductility by optimizing modulation ratio.…”

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Molecular dynamics studies of the effect of intermediate Fe layer thickness on the enhanced strength and ductility of Cu/Fe/Ni multilayer

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The synergistic strength-ductility is very important for composite materials. In this work, we studied the effect of intermediate layer thickness on the mechanical properties of Cu/Fe/Ni multilayer by introducing harder intermediate layer and non-coherent interface using molecular dynamics simulation, and revealed the relationship between the deformation mechanism and the strength-ductility from atomic scale. The results show that the yield strength and flow stress increase with increasing Fe layer thickness, but the tensile strain is opposite. Plastic deformation of all models are triggered by slipping of misfit partial dislocation originating from the decomposition of perfect dislocation on semi-coherent interface. However, the addition of Fe layer and non-coherent interface increases the resistance of dislocation crossing interface, and changes the dominant deformation mechanism from Shockley partial dislocation slipping to deformation twinning migration, thus improving the strength and ductility of multilayer. In addition, the evolution laws of the dislocation length and interface morphology as well as the shear strain distribution are discussed.

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Effect of Heterogeneous Lamella Structure on Mechanical Properties of Double-Pass Friction Stir Processed Cu–30%Zn Alloy

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Met. Mater. Int.

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Modification of the mechanical properties of Ti/Ta multilayer composites with heterogeneous lamella structure

Cited by 4 publications

References 21 publications

Structural optimization of connectors based on 3D printing modified polyester composites

Structural optimization of connectors based on 3D printing modified polyester composites

Molecular dynamics studies of the effect of intermediate Fe layer thickness on the enhanced strength and ductility of Cu/Fe/Ni multilayer

Effect of Heterogeneous Lamella Structure on Mechanical Properties of Double-Pass Friction Stir Processed Cu–30%Zn Alloy

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