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Full-Text Articles in Manufacturing
Angle-Iron Feed Measuring Device, Jason Robertson, Alex Welling, Jacob Burns
Angle-Iron Feed Measuring Device, Jason Robertson, Alex Welling, Jacob Burns
Scholar Week 2016 - present
Steel and iron are the building blocks with which we construct our world. From buildings to machines to transportation the use of these materials can be found in all aspects of life. In their crude form they do not have much use, so manufacturers standardize various shapes and sizes to create usable resources. These include bars, rods, beams, sheet, and angle iron. The team made up of three engineering students Jake Burns, Jason Robertson, and Alex Welling is working with a company called Peddinghaus. Peddinghaus produces equipment and machines to process steel and iron in their standard forms, such as …
Improving Sheet Molding Compound, Zebulon G. Mcreynolds
Improving Sheet Molding Compound, Zebulon G. Mcreynolds
EURēCA: Exhibition of Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement
Zebulon McReynolds
An important attribute of the compression molding process is the requirement of (Sheet Molding Compound) SMC. The fibers, commonly glass or carbon fibers, are impregnated with thermoset resin and collected in continuous form on a conveyor belt. The SMC charge is rolled between rollers to wet out the fibers with resin. The SMC charge is then compression molded to a desired part reflecting the designed mold. The part could be an automotive part or any other industrial applicable part. Compression molding with fibers and polymers is the largest component of most of the manufacturing industries in the world. …
Simulation Of Superplastic Forming Of Circular Edge-Welded Envelopes, Olga Tulupova
Simulation Of Superplastic Forming Of Circular Edge-Welded Envelopes, Olga Tulupova
The 8th International Conference on Physical and Numerical Simulation of Materials Processing
No abstract provided.
Deformation And Stress Control Study On H-Beam Welded By Ultra High-Strength Steel, Zhaoxia Qu, Xiaojie Wang, Liqian Xia, Zhongqu Sun
Deformation And Stress Control Study On H-Beam Welded By Ultra High-Strength Steel, Zhaoxia Qu, Xiaojie Wang, Liqian Xia, Zhongqu Sun
The 8th International Conference on Physical and Numerical Simulation of Materials Processing
No abstract provided.
Calphad-Based Materials Genome And Its Applications To Additive Manufacturing, Wei Xiong
Calphad-Based Materials Genome And Its Applications To Additive Manufacturing, Wei Xiong
The 8th International Conference on Physical and Numerical Simulation of Materials Processing
No abstract provided.
Recent Advances In Four-Dimensional Studies Of Advanced Materials And Processing, Jiawei Mi
Recent Advances In Four-Dimensional Studies Of Advanced Materials And Processing, Jiawei Mi
The 8th International Conference on Physical and Numerical Simulation of Materials Processing
No abstract provided.
Flow Stress And Microstructure Models Of Alloys, Lars-Erik Lindgren
Flow Stress And Microstructure Models Of Alloys, Lars-Erik Lindgren
The 8th International Conference on Physical and Numerical Simulation of Materials Processing
No abstract provided.
Microstructure Development Of Granular System During Compaction, Chen Shang, Marcial Gonzalez
Microstructure Development Of Granular System During Compaction, Chen Shang, Marcial Gonzalez
The Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) Symposium
Granular materials is the second most manipulated material in the industry today. They are easy to transport and more and more newly developed materials cannot stand the process of traditional casting, like energetic materials and bio-materials, but will survive the powder compaction process. Having a better understanding of the microstructure development of granular systems during compaction process, especially for particles that will heavily deform under loading, will give an insight of how to better process the powders to produce materials with overall better performance comparing to bulk materials. The main theory and mechanism applied are Hertz law and nonlocal contact …