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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Wheat fiber from a residue to a reinforcing material

Albahttiti, Mohammed T. January 1900 (has links)
Master of Science / Department of Civil Engineering / Hayder A. Rasheed / Throughout history natural fiber was used as one of the main building materials all over the world. Because the use of such materials has decreased in the last century, not much research has been conducted to investigate their performance as a reinforcing material in cement and concrete. In order to investigate one of the most common natural fibers, wheat fibers, as a reinforcing material, 156 mortar specimens and 99 concrete specimens were tested. The specimens were tested in either uniaxial compression or flexure. The uniaxial compression test included 2 in (50.8 mm) mortar cubes and 4x8 in (101.6 x 203.2 mm) concrete cylinders. As for the flexure test, they were either 40x40x160 mm cementitious matrix prisms or 6x6x21 in (152.4x152.4x533.4 mm) concrete prisms. Several wheat fibers percentages were studied and compared with polypropylene fiber as a benchmarking alternative. The average increase in the uniaxial compression strength for cementitious matrix cubes reinforced with 0.5% long wheat fiber exceeded that of their counterparts reinforced with polypropylene fiber by 15%. Whereas for concrete cylinders reinforced with 0.75% long wheat fiber, their strength exceeded that of their counterparts reinforced with polypropylene fiber by 5% and that of the control by 7%. The flexural strength of cementitious matrix prisms reinforced with 0.75% long wheat fiber exceeded that of their counterparts reinforced with polypropylene fiber by 27%. Meanwhile, concrete prisms reinforced with both long wheat fiber and polypropylene fiber showed deterioration in strength of up to 17%. Finally, ABAQUS models were developed for concrete cylinders and prisms to simulate the effect of inclusion of the wheat fibers.
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Structural analysis of thermal interface materials and printed circuit boards in telecom units - a methodology

Good, Mattias January 2016 (has links)
En struktur analys på Ericssons MINILINK-6352 har utförts för att undersöka spänningar och deformationer på enheten, främst med fokus på de termiska gränskiktsmaterialen och buktningar av kretskortet. Dessa är viktiga aspekter när man överväger om enheten är termiska lämpad ur en mekanisk synvinkel, där god ytkontakt mellan de olika kropparna är avgörande för ordentlig kylning genom värmeledning. Analysen kräver tillräcklig materialdata till gränskiktsmaterialen och kretskortet för att kunna skapa lämpliga matematiska modeller. Enaxliga kompressionstester har genomförts för att karakterisera de hyperelastiska och viskoelastiska lagar för fyllda silikongummimaterial som används som termiska gränskiktsmaterial, som ibland kallas för gappad. Böjning av ett kretskort simulerades och jämfördes med ett tre--punkts böjtest för att verifiera om befintlig materialdata i beräkningsprogrammen var tillräcklig, jämförelsen visade god överensstämmelse. Kretskortet med dess komponenter, som modellerades som styva block, med gappads ovanpå som komprimeras av en platta simulerades och ett svagt område hittades. Detta område var sedan tidigare känt och har i ett senare skede eliminerats genom att tillsätta ytterligare en stödpelare. Därav visar denna studie en metod för att hitta intressanta regioner tidigt i konstruktionsfasen som lätt kan ändras för att uppfylla nödvändiga krav och undvika brister i konstruktionen. Arbetet har visat sig användbart genom att hitta detta svaga område i exempel produkten, arbetet ger även tillräckligt med information och exempeldata för att ytterligare utreda liknande produkter. Kombinationen av erfarenhet och simulering möjliggör smartare designval. / A structural analysis on Ericssons MINILINK-6352 has been performed in order to investigate stresses and deformations of the unit, mainly focusing on the thermal interface materials and warpage of the printed circuit boards. These are important aspects when considering if the unit is thermally adequate from a mechanical point of view, where good surface contact between various bodies are critical for proper cooling through heat conductivity. The analysis requires sufficient materal data for the interface material and the circuit board in order to create suitable mathematical models. Uniaxial compression tests have been conducted to characterise the hyperelastic and viscoelastic constitutive laws of a filled silicone rubber material used as a thermal interface material, commonly referred to as a thermal pad. Bending of a printed circuit board was simulated and compared to a three-point bend test on the circuit board in order to verify material data already available in the computational software, which showed good agreement. The entire radio unit was mechanically analysed during its sealing process. The circuit board with attached components modelled as stiff blocks with thermal pads on top compressed by plates was simulated and a weak area was found. This area in question was already known and has in a later stage been eliminated by adding an additional supporting pillar. Hence this study shows a methodology to find regions of interest at an early design phase which can easily be altered to fulfil necessary requirements and eliminate design flaws. This work has proven useful in finding weak regions in the example product, it also provides enough information and example data to further investigate similar products. The combination of experience and simulation allows for smarter design choices.
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Sistema de informação para ajuste dos dados de tensão-deformação nos ensaios de compactação do solo / Information system for data adjustment of strengthdeformation assays of soil compaction

Lamb, Juliano Rodrigo 13 December 2006 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2017-05-12T14:46:58Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Juliano Rodrigo Lamb.pdf: 4074636 bytes, checksum: e152dd65f2e1908fcbcc8453bea47e89 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2006-12-13 / The soil compaction is a harmful phenomenon to the agricultural sector, intensified with the current model of culture adoption though the use of machines weighed in the culture systems, where these can exert superior pressures to the soil load support capacity. With the soil compaction and compression there is a reduction of the void ratios face to the air and water expulsion, that composes the system, harming the water absorption and minerals for the plants roots, as well as increasing the resistance of the ground to the penetration. By the way, it is formed becomes important the accomplishment of trials of compression for determination of the compaction levels, either in field through assays in situ or laboratory trials. The difficulty presented in trials of this nature, this related with the analysis of the gotten data and with the determination of the compression curves and stress point. Face this conjuncture one utilized the systems of information with the development of application of data base for the adjustment of the data of tension-deformation in trials in situ and laboratory. The system was developed using the environment of development Borland© Delphi© with data base Firebird and methodologies Oriented Objects and to 3Tier. With data proceeding from carried through trials, the software have demonstrated to efficiency in the reading and filtering of in situ trials data, security in the storage of all the referring data to the trials, as well as agility and precision in the determination of the curves of compression of the ground and in the esteem of the stress point. The results still allow concluding that, the traffic of machines in the activities in field intensify the phenomenon of the compaction, and that sinkage plate and oedometer are important in the accomplishment of trials of soil compression. / A compactação do solo é um fenômeno danoso ao setor agrícola, intensificado com a adoção do modelo de produção atual que utiliza nos sistemas de cultivo. máquinas pesadas que podem exercer pressões superiores à capacidade de suporte do solo. Com a compactação e compressão do solo ocorre uma redução do índice de vazios, face à expulsão do ar e da água que compõem o sistema, prejudicando a absorção de água e minerais pelas raízes das plantas e aumentando a resistência do solo à penetração. Dessa forma, torna-se importante a realização de ensaios de compressão para determinação dos índices de compactação, seja em campo por meio de ensaios in situ ou em ensaios laboratoriais. A dificuldade apresentada em ensaios desta natureza, está relacionada à análise dos dados obtidos e com a determinação das curvas de compressão e índice de pré-consolidação. Face a essa conjuntura procurou-se a utilização de sistemas de informação com o desenvolvimento de um aplicativo de banco de dados para o ajuste dos dados de tensão-deformação em ensaios in situ e em laboratório. O sistema foi desenvolvido usando o ambiente de desenvolvimento Borland© Delphi© com banco de dados Firebird e metodologias Orientada a Objetos e 3Tier. Alimentado com dados provenientes de ensaios realizados, o software demonstrou eficiência na leitura e filtragem dos dados de ensaios in situ, segurança no armazenamento de todos os dados referentes aos ensaios, bem como agilidade e precisão na determinação das curvas de compressão do solo e na estimação do ponto de pré-consolidação. Os resultados ainda permitem concluir que o tráfego de máquinas, nas atividades em campo, intensifica o fenômeno da compactação e que o penetrômetro e o oedômetro são importantes na realização de ensaios de compressão do solo.
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Influence Of Joint Compliance On The Behaviour Of Space Structures

Pradyumna, M 11 1900 (has links)
Space structures are inevitable while covering large spans. Space structures are skeletal structures, which are lighter for the same stiffness when compared with RCC roofs. Till now, space structures, like any other metal structures have been designed assuming the joints as rigid, although there have been several publications about semi rigid joints. Of course, the publications mostly deal with 2D structures and there are very few reports on 3D structures. Space structures, by their nature fall into the latter category. The joints in a space structure are popularly called as "nodes". Generally, nodes, which ensure concentricity of member axes, are either solid or hollow. These are either cast or forged. There are other proprietary types, which do not come under the above classification, and have not been considered in this thesis. Hollow nodes are obviously more economical than solid nodes, but also more flexible. While it is prudent to prefer hollow nodes, it is equally necessary to assess their flexibility, because of its influence on the behaviour of the structure. The hollow spherical node is very popular because of its simplicity and adaptability to various forms of space frames. Double layer grids, which are the most popular forms for roofing applications, are being increasingly implemented. While the hollow spherical node is well suited for double layer grids, an evolutionary development has been what is called as the hollow octahedral node (this node is simply referred to as the 'Octa ' node in this thesis). Chapter 1 introduces space frames and double layer grids in particular, with the advantages of using double-layer grids. Jointing systems available around the world are briefed and the node connector used in the present study is introduced with a brief write-up on its advantages and disadvantages. This chapter also explores the available literature and, the scope and objectives of the thesis are mentioned. Chapter 2 introduces 3D finite element models of the hollow spherical and octahedral nodes. The stiffness matrixes of these nodes have been derived by conducting analyses on the computer for six sizes each of the Octa and spherical nodes. Using the stiffness matrix of the node, a new method of incorporating this into the regular analysis of a space truss has been developed. The new method proposed yields realistic values for the forces in the members and takes into account the elastic deflections in the node under the action of member forces. Implementation of the proposed method has been carried out by writing a custom program using state-of-the-art object oriented programming techniques. A sample problem has been analyzed using this program to demonstrate the effect of including joint flexibility. The effect of flexibility of nodes on the effective length of compression members in double-layer grids has been evaluated. The effect of compliance on the dynamic characteristics of a space frame has also been evaluated for the sample space frame with flexible joints. The analysis program has been modified to evaluate the natural frequencies of the system using rigid or flexible nodes. The study of the Octanode and spherical node under the action of uniaxial compression and tension dominates the contents of Chapter 3. The two types of nodes have been analyzed using commercially available finite element software considering material nonlinearity. The stress patterns from the analyses have been examined thoroughly. Two consistent methods for fixing the load at yield in both uniaxial compression and tension have been proposed using the load-displacement curve. Yield loads for all the nodes have been evaluated using both the methods and the results agree well between the two methods. Three material yield values have been selected for each of the node size for evaluating the yield values viz. 240,320 and 415 MPa. The members of a double layer grid are connected to the nodes by bolts and holes are drilled in the nodes for this purpose. The bolthole patterns differ between two popular types of double-layer grids. Both these bolthole patterns have been modeled separately in the above exercise and the results for these two have been shown to be approximately the same. The effect of varying diameters of the boltholes on the response of the nodes has been examined. Relationships between the yield load, diameter, thickness and material yield have been developed using the method of least squares. The differences in the behaviour of the nodes under uniaxial compression and tension have been discussed. Ramberg Osgood type of relationships have been worked out for all the load-displacement curves obtained from the analyses. The simulation of non-linear behaviour of nodes with cracks with plastic crack closing forces have been carried out with useful insights into the behaviour of the two types of nodes in uniaxial compression and tension. Chapter 4 is devoted largely for studying the two types of nodes under the influence of biaxial load combinations. The combinations studied are dual compression, dual tension and compression-tension. In all cases equal loads are applied along two orthogonal; directions in the horizontal plane. Stress patterns have been examined for each type of load combination and yield values for each case have been obtained using one of the methods proposed in chapter 3. These have been compared with the corresponding uniaxial values in both compression and tension. Some useful inferences have been possible by studying the behaviour of the nodes under the various biaxial load combinations. In each case, relationships between the biaxial yield load, uniaxial yield load, diameter of node, thickness of node and material yield of node have been obtained using the method of least squares. The nodes have been analyzed under some selected Multi-axial loading and combinations of load which cause yield based on the second method proposed in Chapter 3 have been obtained and tabulated. However, a proper and thorough study of the nodes under multi-axial loading proved to be beyond the scope of this thesis. Chapter 5 contains the contributions made towards developing new methods and algorithms for obtaining the several results of chapters 2, 3 and 4, using object oriented programming (OOP) techniques. The contributions have been in Object Pascal, the underlying language of Delphi, a popular RAD tool developed by Borland/Inprise of USA. Several new modules have been developed to reliably handle the large amounts of data generated by the hundreds of analyses detailed in chapters 2,3 and 4. The ease with which new methods were possible to be incorporated into existing software using OOP has been demonstrated, with source code examples. Comparisons with other types of tools available and die advantages of using OOP have also been demonstrated using the experience during the preparation of this thesis. A strong case for OOP as an indispensable tool for the researcher has been made. Chapter 6: Several important conclusions and suggestions for future work have been made. Appendix 1 contains a brief note on the Method of Least Squares. Appendix 2 contains a small write-up on Delphi and OOP. Concepts of OOP have been briefly described and comparisons between three popular OOP languages have been attempted. A brief description of the features in Delphi's Object Pascal has also been provided. Appendix 3 contains the listing of Unit Arrays, which is a general purpose unit developed to make handling of large arrays easy. Several matrix calculations have been implemented which make the unit extremely useful for programmers. Appendix 4 contains the full listing of program FormK, which has been developed for chapter 2 to derive the fall stiffness matrix of a space frame node. The program picks up results from several analyses, forms a few columns of the stiffness matrix and then fills up the rest using the cyclic symmetry present in the space frame node. This program is given in full, with the intention that other researchers may find it useful to use it as-is or use after making small alterations to suit their circumstances. OOP is known for fast, reliable and easy ways of implementing modifications to existing code. Appendix 5 provides the full listing of the Object Pascal program for extracting Eigenvalues of a space truss with rigid joints or flexible joints. The incorporation of flexibility of the joints proposed in chapter 2 has been implemented. Descriptions of the program's implementations have been provided in chapter 5. Bibliography contains the alphabetical list of references.
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Sistema de informação para ajuste dos dados de tensão-deformação nos ensaios de compactação do solo / Information system for data adjustment of strengthdeformation assays of soil compaction

Lamb, Juliano Rodrigo 13 December 2006 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2017-07-10T19:23:45Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Juliano Rodrigo Lamb.pdf: 4074636 bytes, checksum: e152dd65f2e1908fcbcc8453bea47e89 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2006-12-13 / The soil compaction is a harmful phenomenon to the agricultural sector, intensified with the current model of culture adoption though the use of machines weighed in the culture systems, where these can exert superior pressures to the soil load support capacity. With the soil compaction and compression there is a reduction of the void ratios face to the air and water expulsion, that composes the system, harming the water absorption and minerals for the plants roots, as well as increasing the resistance of the ground to the penetration. By the way, it is formed becomes important the accomplishment of trials of compression for determination of the compaction levels, either in field through assays in situ or laboratory trials. The difficulty presented in trials of this nature, this related with the analysis of the gotten data and with the determination of the compression curves and stress point. Face this conjuncture one utilized the systems of information with the development of application of data base for the adjustment of the data of tension-deformation in trials in situ and laboratory. The system was developed using the environment of development Borland© Delphi© with data base Firebird and methodologies Oriented Objects and to 3Tier. With data proceeding from carried through trials, the software have demonstrated to efficiency in the reading and filtering of in situ trials data, security in the storage of all the referring data to the trials, as well as agility and precision in the determination of the curves of compression of the ground and in the esteem of the stress point. The results still allow concluding that, the traffic of machines in the activities in field intensify the phenomenon of the compaction, and that sinkage plate and oedometer are important in the accomplishment of trials of soil compression. / A compactação do solo é um fenômeno danoso ao setor agrícola, intensificado com a adoção do modelo de produção atual que utiliza nos sistemas de cultivo. máquinas pesadas que podem exercer pressões superiores à capacidade de suporte do solo. Com a compactação e compressão do solo ocorre uma redução do índice de vazios, face à expulsão do ar e da água que compõem o sistema, prejudicando a absorção de água e minerais pelas raízes das plantas e aumentando a resistência do solo à penetração. Dessa forma, torna-se importante a realização de ensaios de compressão para determinação dos índices de compactação, seja em campo por meio de ensaios in situ ou em ensaios laboratoriais. A dificuldade apresentada em ensaios desta natureza, está relacionada à análise dos dados obtidos e com a determinação das curvas de compressão e índice de pré-consolidação. Face a essa conjuntura procurou-se a utilização de sistemas de informação com o desenvolvimento de um aplicativo de banco de dados para o ajuste dos dados de tensão-deformação em ensaios in situ e em laboratório. O sistema foi desenvolvido usando o ambiente de desenvolvimento Borland© Delphi© com banco de dados Firebird e metodologias Orientada a Objetos e 3Tier. Alimentado com dados provenientes de ensaios realizados, o software demonstrou eficiência na leitura e filtragem dos dados de ensaios in situ, segurança no armazenamento de todos os dados referentes aos ensaios, bem como agilidade e precisão na determinação das curvas de compressão do solo e na estimação do ponto de pré-consolidação. Os resultados ainda permitem concluir que o tráfego de máquinas, nas atividades em campo, intensifica o fenômeno da compactação e que o penetrômetro e o oedômetro são importantes na realização de ensaios de compressão do solo.
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Mechanické vlastnosti mikrostrukturních komponent anorganických materiálů / Mechanical Properties of Microstructural Components of Inorganic Materials

Wasserbauer, Jaromír January 2013 (has links)
Disertační práce se zabývá studiem strukturních a mechanických vlastností anorganických materiálů. Cílem je nalezení jednotlivých fází ve zkoumaném materiálu a hlavně lokalizace (mechanicky) nejslabšího místa, jeho ovlivnění a následně výroba materiálu o lepších mechanických vlastnostech. Z důvodu velkého množství použitých metod je základní teorie vložena vždy na začátku příslušné kapitoly. Taktéž z důvodu značného množství výsledků jsou na konci kapitol uvedeny dílčí závěry. Práce je rozdělena na tři části, kdy první se zabývá seznámením s možnostmi modelování mikro-mechanických vlastností a provedením experimentů umožňujících posouzení rozsahu platnosti některého modelu. V druhé části je provedeno shrnutí současných možností indentačních zkoušek pro měření mechanických vlastností strukturních složek betonu a praktické zvládnutí metodiky vhodné k užití pro výzkum materiálů zkoumaných domovským pracovištěm. V třetí části je navržena metoda identifikace nejslabších článků struktury anorganických pojiv a její ověření na konkrétním materiálu zkoumaném na domovském pracovišti. V této dizertační práci jsou použity tyto metody: kalorimetrie, ultrazvukové testování, jednoosá pevnost v tlaku, nanoindentace, korelativní mikroskopie a rastrovací elektronová mikroskopie s energiově disperzním spektrometrem. Dílčími výsledky jsou kompletní charakterizace cementových materiálů, upřesnění stávajících poznatků a nalezení optimálního postupu pro charakterizaci. Hlavním výsledkem je inovativní přístup vedoucí k pozitivnímu ovlivnění materiálu.
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Carbonbeton unter einaxialer Druckbeanspruchung

Bochmann, Jakob 20 August 2019 (has links)
Die Forschung an Carbonbeton konzentrierte sich bisher überwiegend auf die Untersuchung des Tragverhaltens unter Zugbeanspruchung und die Entwicklung entsprechender Bemessungsmodelle für grundlegende Belastungsarten. Zur vollständigen und detaillierten Klärung des Tragverhaltens von Carbonbetonkonstruktionen ist es jedoch notwendig, das Verhalten unter Druckbeanspruchung zu kennen, da erste Erkenntnisse reduzierte Druckfestigkeiten vermuten lassen. In der Dissertation werden erste systematische Untersuchungen zum Tragverhalten von Carbonbeton unter einaxialer Druckbeanspruchung durchgeführt. Ein optimierter Versuchsaufbau erlaubte es, eine Vielzahl von Einflussparametern, wie z. B. die Textilgeometrie, Garnstärke, Tränkung oder die Ausrichtung der Gelege, zu untersuchen. Die Auswertung des umfangreichen Versuchsprogrammes erfolgte hauptsächlich an Hand der aufgenommenen Spannungs-Dehnungs-Beziehungen in Längs- und Querrichtung und den Bruchbildern. Ergänzend zu den Versuchen wurden nummerische Untersuchungen hinsichtlich der Spannungsverteilungen im Probekörper durchgeführt. Als Ergebnis der Arbeit konnte das Tragverhalten von Carbonbeton unter einaxialer Druckbeanspruchung ergründet werden. Grundlegend wurde ein anisotropes Verhalten von Carbonbeton unter Druck festgestellt. Die beobachteten Druckfestigkeiten waren dabei stark von der Ausrichtung der Gelege zur Druckbeanspruchung und vom vorhandenen Bewehrungsgrad abhängig. Basierend auf diesen Feststellungen werden zwei verschiedene Bemessungsmodelle zur Beschreibung der Druckfestigkeitsreduktion vorgeschlagen.:1 Einleitung 1.1 Problemstellung 1.2 Zielstellung 1.3 Aufbau 2 Stand des Wissens 2.1 Durchführung einaxialer Druckversuche 2.1.1 Allgemein 2.1.2 Probekörpergröße 2.1.3 Probekörperform 2.1.4 Toleranzen bei Druckversuchen 2.1.5 Lasteinleitung 2.2 Textilbeton 2.2.1 Allgemein 2.2.2 Betonmatrix 2.2.3 Textile Bewehrung 2.2.4 Herstellung 2.2.5 Tragverhalten von Textilbeton unter Zugbeanspruchung 2.2.6 Tragverhalten unter Querzugbeanspruchung 2.2.7 Tragverhalten von Textilbeton unter Druckbeanspruchung 2.2.8 Verbundverhalten von Textilbeton 2.3 Tragverhalten von Beton unter Druck - Heterogenität 2.3.1 Allgemein 2.3.2 Normalbeton 2.3.3 Leichtbeton 2.3.4 Faserbeton 2.3.5 Beton mit Einlagen 2.3.6 Gerissener Stahlbeton - zweiaxiale Belastung 2.4 Vergleichsmodell - Anisotropes Gestein unter Druckbeanspruchung 2.4.1 Schulter-Typ Gesteinsmodelle 2.4.2 U-Typ Gesteinsmodelle 2.5 Zusammenfassung 3 Experimentelle Methodik 3.1 Materialien 3.1.1 Betone 3.1.2 Textilien 3.2 Probekörper 3.2.1 Probekörpergeometrie 3.2.2 Herstellung 3.2.3 Qualitätskontrolle 3.3 Versuchsstand 3.3.1 Vorbetrachtungen 3.3.2 Prüfapparatur 3.3.3 Messtechnik 3.3.4 Versuchsdurchführung 3.4 Versuchsprogramm 3.5 Auswertung 4 Versuchsergebnisse und Tragverhalten unter einaxialer Druckbelastung 4.1 Referenzserie 4.2 Unbewehrte laminierte Versuche 4.2.1 Tragverhalten in Längsrichtung 4.2.2 Tragverhalten in Querrichtung 4.2.3 Bruchbilder 4.2.4 Charakteristische Punkte 4.2.5 Elastizitätsmodul 4.3 Bewehrte laminierte Versuche 4.3.1 Tragverhalten in Längsrichtung 4.3.2 Tragverhalten in Querrichtung 4.3.3 Versagenstypen 4.3.4 Charakteristische Punkte 4.3.5 Elastizitätsmodul 4.4 Bewehrte gegossene Versuche 4.4.1 Tragverhalten in Längsrichtung 4.4.2 Tragverhalten in Querrichtung 4.4.3 Versagenstypen 4.4.4 Charakteristische Punkte 4.4.5 Elastizitätsmodul 4.5 Zusammenfassung zum Tragverhalten 5 Numerische Untersuchungen 5.1 Modell 5.1.1 Materialmodell - Beton 5.1.2 Materialmodell - EP 5.1.3 Modellbildung 5.2 Untersuchungsergebnisse 5.2.1 Referenzserie 5.2.2 Bewehrte Serien - Öffnungen 5.2.3 Bewehrte Serien - gefüllte Öffnungen 5.3 Erkenntnisse zum Tragverhalten 6 Einflussparameter auf die Druckfestigkeit von Carbonbeton 6.1 Bezugssystem der Auswertung 6.2 Herstellung 6.2.1 Ein2uss des Handlaminierverfahrens 6.2.2 Ein2uss des Gießverfahrens 6.3 Lagenabstand 6.3.1 Bewehrte laminierte Serien 6.3.2 Bewehrte gegossene Serien 6.4 Maschenweite 6.4.1 Bewehrte laminierte Serien 6.4.2 Bewehrte gegossene Serien 6.5 Garnstärke 6.6 Effektiver Flächenanteil kA,eff 6.7 Anordnung 6.7.1 Versetzte Anordnung der Textilebenen 6.7.2 Verdrehte Anordnung in der Textilebene 6.8 Tränkung 6.9 Festigkeit 6.10 Zusammenfassung der Hauptein2ussparameter 7 Berechnungsmodell und Bemessungsvorschlag 7.1 Allgemein 7.2 Berechnungsmodell für Festigkeiten 7.2.1 Allgemein 7.2.2 Herleitung 7.2.3 Kritik 7.3 Vorschlag für Bemessungsmodell 7.3.1 Allgemein 7.3.2 Herleitung 7.3.3 Kritik 8 Zusammenfassung und Ausblick 8.1 Zusammenfassung 8.2 Ausblick Literaturverzeichnis A1 Verwendete Textilien A2 Erläuterung zur Auswertung der Einzelversuche A3 Zusammenstellung der untersuchten Serien A4 Ergebnisse der numerischen Berechnungen A5 Untersuchte Gesteinsmodellen
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Investigation of a thermomechanical process in a high temperature deformation simulator using an FE software : Using LS-DYNA to create a digital twin of the hot deformation simulator Gleeble-3800 GTC Hydrawedge module.

Tregulov, Farhad January 2024 (has links)
Thermomechanical processes such as hot rolling have been used in the industry for a long time to process and shape metals to a desired form with specific properties. However it can be difficult to make changes to the different process parameters. That's where it is beneficial to use a hot deformation simulator such as the Gleeble 3800-GTC. It can be used to test metals in a controlled environment where the deformation, temperature and other parameters are easily changed. When the machine uses a Hydrawedge module, it is able to simulate hot rolling using uniaxial compression at high temperatures. Swerim AB has one such machine and has requested to investigate what occurs inside a specimen during testing in the Gleeble, specifically inside two low-alloyed steels with a hardness between 400 and 500 HV. Such tests were replicated using LS-DYNA, an FE software. The goal was to acquire true stress-strain graphs that showed similar behaviour to the data from the Gleeble and plots of the effective plastic strain which could be correlated to the grain structure pattern inside the deformed cylinders. An FE-model was created which replicates the procedure. The model was verified through numerous steps. An initial mesh verification was done where the simulation time took at least 5 hours and at most 86 hours. Using a technique called mass scaling, the elements inside the model were manipulated using additional mass to increase their time step and reduce the computational time. A verification of the mass scaling was done where the computational time was weighed off against accuracy. Afterwards the friction had to be verified where it was found that the Gleeble test specimens were deformed more than necessary which was taken into account and the models were adjusted for friction verification. After all was said and done, the model had a reasonable friction coefficient with an optimal mesh and mass scaling configuration. The resulting model simulated a test of 0.5 seconds in 15 minutes and only costing at most 10 MPa in accuracy when experimental results have maximum values between 110 to 220 MPa depending on the scenario. This equals an approximate error of around 5-10%. When investigating the grain structure after 100 seconds of relaxation, the computational time amounted to 52 hours but could be reduced to 12 hours when simulating 30 seconds as there was no change in the effective plastic strain after that time. The final model has a high enough accuracy which, when combined with the Gleeble, is able to confirm material models and describe what occurs in the material during conditions akin to hot rolling.
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Strengthening Mechanisms in Microtruss Metals

Ng, Evelyn 18 December 2012 (has links)
Microtrusses are hybrid materials composed of a three-dimensional array of struts capable of efficiently transmitting an externally applied load. The strut connectivity of microtrusses enables them to behave in a stretch-dominated fashion, allowing higher specific strength and stiffness values to be reached than conventional metal foams. While much attention has been given to the optimization of microtruss architectures, little attention has been given to the strengthening mechanisms inside the materials that make up this architecture. This thesis examines strengthening mechanisms in aluminum alloy and copper alloy microtruss systems with and without a reinforcing structural coating. C11000 microtrusses were stretch-bend fabricated for the first time; varying internal truss angles were selected in order to study the accumulating effects of plastic deformation and it was found that the mechanical performance was significantly enhanced in the presence of work hardening with the peak strength increasing by a factor of three. The C11000 microtrusses could also be significantly reinforced with sleeves of electrodeposited nanocrystalline Ni-53wt%Fe. It was found that the strength increase from work hardening and electrodeposition were additive over the range of structures considered. The AA2024 system allowed the contribution of work hardening, precipitation hardening, and hard anodizing to be considered as interacting strengthening mechanisms. Because of the lower formability of AA2024 compared to C11000, several different perforation geometries in the starting sheet were considered in order to more effectively distribute the plastic strain during stretch-bend fabrication. A T8 condition was selected over a T6 condition because it was shown that the plastic deformation induced during the final step was sufficient to enhance precipitation kinetics allowing higher strengths to be reached, while at the same time eliminating one annealing treatment. When hard anodizing treatments were conducted on O-temper and T8 temper AA2024 truss cores, the strength increase was different for different architectures, but was nearly the same for the two parent material tempers. Finally, the question of how much microtruss strengthening can be obtained for a given amount of parent metal strengthening was addressed by examining the interaction of material and geometric parameters in a model system.
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Strengthening Mechanisms in Microtruss Metals

Ng, Evelyn 18 December 2012 (has links)
Microtrusses are hybrid materials composed of a three-dimensional array of struts capable of efficiently transmitting an externally applied load. The strut connectivity of microtrusses enables them to behave in a stretch-dominated fashion, allowing higher specific strength and stiffness values to be reached than conventional metal foams. While much attention has been given to the optimization of microtruss architectures, little attention has been given to the strengthening mechanisms inside the materials that make up this architecture. This thesis examines strengthening mechanisms in aluminum alloy and copper alloy microtruss systems with and without a reinforcing structural coating. C11000 microtrusses were stretch-bend fabricated for the first time; varying internal truss angles were selected in order to study the accumulating effects of plastic deformation and it was found that the mechanical performance was significantly enhanced in the presence of work hardening with the peak strength increasing by a factor of three. The C11000 microtrusses could also be significantly reinforced with sleeves of electrodeposited nanocrystalline Ni-53wt%Fe. It was found that the strength increase from work hardening and electrodeposition were additive over the range of structures considered. The AA2024 system allowed the contribution of work hardening, precipitation hardening, and hard anodizing to be considered as interacting strengthening mechanisms. Because of the lower formability of AA2024 compared to C11000, several different perforation geometries in the starting sheet were considered in order to more effectively distribute the plastic strain during stretch-bend fabrication. A T8 condition was selected over a T6 condition because it was shown that the plastic deformation induced during the final step was sufficient to enhance precipitation kinetics allowing higher strengths to be reached, while at the same time eliminating one annealing treatment. When hard anodizing treatments were conducted on O-temper and T8 temper AA2024 truss cores, the strength increase was different for different architectures, but was nearly the same for the two parent material tempers. Finally, the question of how much microtruss strengthening can be obtained for a given amount of parent metal strengthening was addressed by examining the interaction of material and geometric parameters in a model system.

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