Because of an unfortunate mistake during the production of this article,the Acknowledgements have been omitted.The Acknowledgements are added as follows:Sasan YAZDANI would like to thank the Scientific and Technologic...Because of an unfortunate mistake during the production of this article,the Acknowledgements have been omitted.The Acknowledgements are added as follows:Sasan YAZDANI would like to thank the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey(TÜB˙ITAK)for receiving financial support for this work through the 2221 Fellowship Program for Visiting Scientists and Scientists on Sabbatical Leave(Grant ID:E 21514107-115.02-228864).Sasan YAZDANI also expresses his gratitude to Sahand University of Technology for granting him sabbatical leave to facilitate the completion of this research.展开更多
The effects of Ti-Mo-V composite addition on the evolution of precipitates in marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel andthe corresponding strength and toughness mechanisms were systematically investigated.Ti-Mo-V composite addition ...The effects of Ti-Mo-V composite addition on the evolution of precipitates in marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel andthe corresponding strength and toughness mechanisms were systematically investigated.Ti-Mo-V composite addition canform the Ti_(x)Mo_(y)V_(z)C carbide with TiC as core and Mo-V as shell in the order of Ti(C)→V→Mo.The yield strength of thespecimens is increased from 815 MPa to 876 MPa due to the nanoscale precipitates enhancing the pinning effect on grainboundaries and dislocations,and the contribution of precipitation and dislocation strengthening is increased.The decrease of ductile-brittle transition temperature from−103 to−116℃is attributed to the decrease in equivalent grainsize and the increase of high-angle grain boundary misorientation,which hinders the initiation and propagation of cracks.When the mass fraction of Ti is 0.05%,the strength and cryogenic toughness can be improved synergistically,which alsoprovides a theoretical basis and experimental reference for exploring the more excellent combination of strength andcryogenic toughness of marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel.展开更多
This study represents an important step forward in the domain of additive manufacturing of energetic materials.It presents the successful formulation and fabrication by 3D printing of gun propellants using Fused Depos...This study represents an important step forward in the domain of additive manufacturing of energetic materials.It presents the successful formulation and fabrication by 3D printing of gun propellants using Fused Deposition Modeling(FDM)technology,highlighting the immense potential of this innovative approach.The use of FDM additive manufacturing technology to print gun propellants is a significant advancement due to its novel application in this field,which has not been previously reported.Through this study,the potential of FDM 3D-printing in the production of high-performance energetic composites is demonstrated,and also a new standard for manufacturability in this field can be established.The thermoplastic composites developed in this study are characterized by a notably high energetic solids content,comprising 70%hexogen(RDX)and 10%nitrocellulose(NC),which surpasses the conventional limit of 60%energetic solids typically achieved in stereolithography and light-curing 3D printing methods.The primary objective of the study was to optimize the formulation,enhance performance,and establish an equilibrium between printability and propellant efficacy.Among the three energetic for-mulations developed for 3D printing feedstock,only two were suitable for printing via the FDM tech-nique.Notably,the formulation consisting of 70%RDX,10%NC,and 20%polycaprolactone(PCL)emerged as the most advantageous option for gun propellants,owing to its exceptional processability,ease of printability,and high energetic performance.展开更多
High-entropy alloy composites(HEACs)have attracted significant attention due to their exceptional mechanical properties and chemical stability.By adjusting the content of reinforcing particles in the high-entropy allo...High-entropy alloy composites(HEACs)have attracted significant attention due to their exceptional mechanical properties and chemical stability.By adjusting the content of reinforcing particles in the high-entropy alloy and by employing advanced additive manufacturing techniques,high-performance HEACs can be fabricated.However,there is still considerable room for improvement in their performance.In this study,CoCrFeMnNi HEA powders were used as the matrix,and NiCoFeAlTi high-entropy intermetallic powders were used as the high-entropy reinforcement(HER).CoCrFeMnNi/NiCoFeAlTi HEACs were fabricated using selective laser melting technology.The study results indicate that after aging,the microstructure of HEACs with HER exhibits Al-and Ti-rich nano-oxide precipitates with an orthorhombic CMCM type structure system.After aging at 873 K for 2 h,HEACs with HER achieved excellent overall mechanical properties,with an ultimate tensile strength of 731 MPa.This is attributed to the combined and synergistic effects of precipitation strengthening,dislocation strengthening,and the high lattice distortion caused by high intragranular defects,which provide a multi-scale strengthening and hardening mechanism for the plastic deformation of HEACs with HER.This study demonstrates that aging plays a crucial role in controlling the precipitate phases in complex multi-element alloys.展开更多
Continuous basalt fiber(CBF)is an outstanding inorganic fiber produced from nature,which has a wide range of applications in the field of armor protection of national defense military.However,the mechanical response a...Continuous basalt fiber(CBF)is an outstanding inorganic fiber produced from nature,which has a wide range of applications in the field of armor protection of national defense military.However,the mechanical response and failure mechanism of 3D printed CBF reinforced components are still not well understood.Here,the 3D printing thermoplastic composites with high volume fraction CBF have been successfully prepared by fused deposition modelling(FDM)method.The effects of fiber printing direction and polymer matrix type on the tensile and flexural properties of the 3D printed composites have been explored,and the detailed failure morphology has been characterized using scanning electron microscopy and optical microscopy.It was found that under high fiber volume fraction,3D printed CBF reinforced polyamides(PA)composites have the best ability to maintain material integrity of the composites,followed by acrylonitrile butadiene styrene(ABS)and high impact polystyrene(HIPS).Besides,the results from rule of mixtures can accurately predict the longitudinal Young’s modulus of the 3D printed specimens,but there exists a large discrepancy for the prediction of the tensile strength.The microstructure analysis shows that the failure modes of 3D printed composites mainly include fiber debonding,fiber pull-out,stress whitening and matrix cracking.展开更多
Military missions in hostile environments are often costly and unpredictable,with squadrons sometimes facing isolation and resource scarcity.In such scenarios,critical components in vehicles,drones,and energy generato...Military missions in hostile environments are often costly and unpredictable,with squadrons sometimes facing isolation and resource scarcity.In such scenarios,critical components in vehicles,drones,and energy generators may require structural reinforcement or repair due to damage.This paper proposes a portable,on-site production method for molds under challenging conditions,where material supply is limited.The method utilizes large format additive manufacturing(LFAM)with recycled composite materials,sourced from end-of-life components and waste,as feedstock.The study investigates the microstructural effects of recycling through shredding techniques,using microscopic imaging.Three potential defense-sector applications are explored,specifically in the aerospace,automotive,and energy industries.Additionally,the influence of key printing parameters,particularly nonparallel plane deposition at a 45-degree angle,on the mechanical behavior of ABS reinforced with 20%glass fiber(GF)is examined.The results demonstrate the feasibility of this manufacturing approach,highlighting reductions in waste material and production times compared to traditional methods.Shorter layer times were found to reduce thermal gradients between layers,thereby improving layer adhesion.While 45-degree deposition enhanced Young's modulus,it slightly reduced interlayer adhesion quality.Furthermore,recycling-induced fiber length reduction led to material degradation,aligning with findings from previous studies.Challenges encountered during implementation included weak part adherence to the print bed and local excess material deposition.Overall,the proposed methodology offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional CNC machining for mold production,demonstrating its potential for on-demand manufacturing in resource-constrained environments.展开更多
文摘Because of an unfortunate mistake during the production of this article,the Acknowledgements have been omitted.The Acknowledgements are added as follows:Sasan YAZDANI would like to thank the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey(TÜB˙ITAK)for receiving financial support for this work through the 2221 Fellowship Program for Visiting Scientists and Scientists on Sabbatical Leave(Grant ID:E 21514107-115.02-228864).Sasan YAZDANI also expresses his gratitude to Sahand University of Technology for granting him sabbatical leave to facilitate the completion of this research.
基金Project(2023YFE0200300)supported by the National Key K&D Program of ChinaProject(52174303,51874084)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(B21001)supported by the Introducing Talents of Discipline to Universities,China。
文摘The effects of Ti-Mo-V composite addition on the evolution of precipitates in marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel andthe corresponding strength and toughness mechanisms were systematically investigated.Ti-Mo-V composite addition canform the Ti_(x)Mo_(y)V_(z)C carbide with TiC as core and Mo-V as shell in the order of Ti(C)→V→Mo.The yield strength of thespecimens is increased from 815 MPa to 876 MPa due to the nanoscale precipitates enhancing the pinning effect on grainboundaries and dislocations,and the contribution of precipitation and dislocation strengthening is increased.The decrease of ductile-brittle transition temperature from−103 to−116℃is attributed to the decrease in equivalent grainsize and the increase of high-angle grain boundary misorientation,which hinders the initiation and propagation of cracks.When the mass fraction of Ti is 0.05%,the strength and cryogenic toughness can be improved synergistically,which alsoprovides a theoretical basis and experimental reference for exploring the more excellent combination of strength andcryogenic toughness of marine 10Ni5CrMoV steel.
基金supported by a grant from the Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digitization, UEFISCDI, Grant Nos. PN-IIIP2-2.1-PED-2021-1890, PN-IV-P6-6.3-SOL-2024-2-0254 and PNIV-P7-7.1-PTE-2024-0517, within PNCDI Ⅳ.
文摘This study represents an important step forward in the domain of additive manufacturing of energetic materials.It presents the successful formulation and fabrication by 3D printing of gun propellants using Fused Deposition Modeling(FDM)technology,highlighting the immense potential of this innovative approach.The use of FDM additive manufacturing technology to print gun propellants is a significant advancement due to its novel application in this field,which has not been previously reported.Through this study,the potential of FDM 3D-printing in the production of high-performance energetic composites is demonstrated,and also a new standard for manufacturability in this field can be established.The thermoplastic composites developed in this study are characterized by a notably high energetic solids content,comprising 70%hexogen(RDX)and 10%nitrocellulose(NC),which surpasses the conventional limit of 60%energetic solids typically achieved in stereolithography and light-curing 3D printing methods.The primary objective of the study was to optimize the formulation,enhance performance,and establish an equilibrium between printability and propellant efficacy.Among the three energetic for-mulations developed for 3D printing feedstock,only two were suitable for printing via the FDM tech-nique.Notably,the formulation consisting of 70%RDX,10%NC,and 20%polycaprolactone(PCL)emerged as the most advantageous option for gun propellants,owing to its exceptional processability,ease of printability,and high energetic performance.
基金Project supported by ClassⅢPeak Discipline of Shanghai-Materials Science and Engineering(High-Energy Beam Intelligent Processing and Green Manufacturing),China。
文摘High-entropy alloy composites(HEACs)have attracted significant attention due to their exceptional mechanical properties and chemical stability.By adjusting the content of reinforcing particles in the high-entropy alloy and by employing advanced additive manufacturing techniques,high-performance HEACs can be fabricated.However,there is still considerable room for improvement in their performance.In this study,CoCrFeMnNi HEA powders were used as the matrix,and NiCoFeAlTi high-entropy intermetallic powders were used as the high-entropy reinforcement(HER).CoCrFeMnNi/NiCoFeAlTi HEACs were fabricated using selective laser melting technology.The study results indicate that after aging,the microstructure of HEACs with HER exhibits Al-and Ti-rich nano-oxide precipitates with an orthorhombic CMCM type structure system.After aging at 873 K for 2 h,HEACs with HER achieved excellent overall mechanical properties,with an ultimate tensile strength of 731 MPa.This is attributed to the combined and synergistic effects of precipitation strengthening,dislocation strengthening,and the high lattice distortion caused by high intragranular defects,which provide a multi-scale strengthening and hardening mechanism for the plastic deformation of HEACs with HER.This study demonstrates that aging plays a crucial role in controlling the precipitate phases in complex multi-element alloys.
基金the financial support from the National Key Research and Development Program of China(grant no.2020YFA0711800)National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant no.11802027)+2 种基金State Key Laboratory of Explosion Science and Technology(grant no.YPJH20-6,QNKT20-01,JCRC18-01)BITBRFFR Joint Research Program(BITBLR2020018)Beijing Institute of Technology Research Fund。
文摘Continuous basalt fiber(CBF)is an outstanding inorganic fiber produced from nature,which has a wide range of applications in the field of armor protection of national defense military.However,the mechanical response and failure mechanism of 3D printed CBF reinforced components are still not well understood.Here,the 3D printing thermoplastic composites with high volume fraction CBF have been successfully prepared by fused deposition modelling(FDM)method.The effects of fiber printing direction and polymer matrix type on the tensile and flexural properties of the 3D printed composites have been explored,and the detailed failure morphology has been characterized using scanning electron microscopy and optical microscopy.It was found that under high fiber volume fraction,3D printed CBF reinforced polyamides(PA)composites have the best ability to maintain material integrity of the composites,followed by acrylonitrile butadiene styrene(ABS)and high impact polystyrene(HIPS).Besides,the results from rule of mixtures can accurately predict the longitudinal Young’s modulus of the 3D printed specimens,but there exists a large discrepancy for the prediction of the tensile strength.The microstructure analysis shows that the failure modes of 3D printed composites mainly include fiber debonding,fiber pull-out,stress whitening and matrix cracking.
基金Generalitat Valenciana(GVA)and Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation(Grant Nos.TED2021-130879 B-C21,CIACIF/2021/286,PID2023-151110OB-I00,and CIPROM/2022/3)to provide funds for conducting experiments and software licensessupported by the National Research Foundation,Prime Minister's Office,Singapore under its Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise(CREATE)programme。
文摘Military missions in hostile environments are often costly and unpredictable,with squadrons sometimes facing isolation and resource scarcity.In such scenarios,critical components in vehicles,drones,and energy generators may require structural reinforcement or repair due to damage.This paper proposes a portable,on-site production method for molds under challenging conditions,where material supply is limited.The method utilizes large format additive manufacturing(LFAM)with recycled composite materials,sourced from end-of-life components and waste,as feedstock.The study investigates the microstructural effects of recycling through shredding techniques,using microscopic imaging.Three potential defense-sector applications are explored,specifically in the aerospace,automotive,and energy industries.Additionally,the influence of key printing parameters,particularly nonparallel plane deposition at a 45-degree angle,on the mechanical behavior of ABS reinforced with 20%glass fiber(GF)is examined.The results demonstrate the feasibility of this manufacturing approach,highlighting reductions in waste material and production times compared to traditional methods.Shorter layer times were found to reduce thermal gradients between layers,thereby improving layer adhesion.While 45-degree deposition enhanced Young's modulus,it slightly reduced interlayer adhesion quality.Furthermore,recycling-induced fiber length reduction led to material degradation,aligning with findings from previous studies.Challenges encountered during implementation included weak part adherence to the print bed and local excess material deposition.Overall,the proposed methodology offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional CNC machining for mold production,demonstrating its potential for on-demand manufacturing in resource-constrained environments.
