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PIGAZZINI, ILARIA. « Evaluating and Detecting Architecture Erosion ». Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/365009.
Texte intégralA software architecture is eroded (or degraded) if it shows a progressive loss of structural integrity due to design principle violations which leads to the deviation of the implemented architecture from the intended architecture. Eroded systems suffer from Architectural Technical Debt (ATD), the additional effort required by developers to manage the shortcomings caused by the erosion. A symptom of the accumulation of ATD is the presence of Architectural Smells (AS), design decisions that impact negatively on the internal system quality. Systems affected by AS suffer from higher maintenance costs and are harder to evolve. This thesis investigates six different types of AS violating different design principles in Open-Source and industrial monolithic Java projects. We identify AS with our tool, Arcan, and introduce its new extension for the representation of software concerns. We then discuss AS from the point of view of practitioners, trying to summarise how AS are perceived and validating Arcan results. We also report the results of our empirical studies concerning AS and ATD evolution and correlation. Finally, we present our first results concerning the migration and maintenance of microservices architectures, with a focus on the detection of microservices smells.
Seon, Hongsun 1965. « Electrode erosion and arc stability in transferred arcs with graphite electrodes ». Thesis, McGill University, 2001. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=108637.
Texte intégralThe erosion rate of the cathode in this work ranged from 0.41 to 2.61 mug/C. At 150 A runs the arc stability strongly influenced the erosion rate; as the arc stability increased, the erosion rate decreased. Higher currents runs (300 and 400 A), however, showed the opposite trend because of the carbon vapor redeposition. The total erosion rates of 150 A runs were separated into the stable (Es) and the unstable (Eu) erosion rate. The Eu was more than 3 times higher in this work. It is believed that the thermofield emission of the unstable arcs produced more erosion because of the higher local heat flux to the cathode spots.
Schneider, Wolfgang. « Studies on arcing phenomena at high current discharges ». Thesis, University of Essex, 2000. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.310044.
Texte intégralSzente, Roberto Nunes. « Cathode erosion in magnetically rotated arces ». Thesis, McGill University, 1986. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=65438.
Texte intégralCunha, Matheus Araújo da. « Influência do tipo de erodente à base de alumina na incrustação em um revestimento de FeCr, aspergido por arco elétrico, empregado em ensaios de desgaste erosivo, à temperatura ambiente e a 400ºC ». reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/115272.
Texte intégralThis work investigated the influence of the kind of erodent based on alumina embedded in a metallic coating based on FeCr, sprayed by arc electric technique, used in erosive wear test at room temperature and 400°C with angle of incidence between the erodent and the surface of 30° and 90° and erodent velocity of 25 m/s. As erodent was used fused alumina that showed angled and irregular surfaces and also calcined alumina forming spheroids agglomerates. The coating of the samples was characterized morphology (SEM), porosity, density, thermal analysis, the layer thickness, erosion rate and mapping of elements by energy dispersive spectrometry (EDS). The erodent was characterized by their morphology (SEM), particle size distribution and surface area (BET). The results showed that the room temperature tests performed with alumina calcined with angle of 30° and fused alumina with angle of 90° were those with larger amounts of aluminum embedded in the coating to the same area of analysis. Tests performed with the electro alumina with angle of 30° were presented the highest rate of erosion. Already the particle size distribution and surface area of erodent after testing erosion showed a decrease compared to the values before the test. The tests performed at 400°C temperature showed that the calcined alumina for the both angles test resulted in greater embedded of aluminum in the tested coating, being higher for the 90° angle than the angle of 30°. For this test temperature, the higher erosion rate occurred for the experiment with 30° angle using calcined alumina. Also for the tests at 400°C, the results for the average particle size in the particle size distribution showed a reduction in initial values for all tests. However, the surface area of erodent remained with both values very close to that of before the test.
Pons, Frédéric. « Electrical contact material arc erosion : experiments and modeling towards the design of an AgCdO substitute ». Diss., Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1853/33816.
Texte intégralSumption, Alan. « The evolution of break arc erosion from arc initiation to extinction on silver alloy electrical contacts in low voltage DC switches ». Thesis, University of Southampton, 2005. https://eprints.soton.ac.uk/47499/.
Texte intégralPons, Frédéric. « Erosion suite à l'impact d'un arc électrique : modélisation et campagnes expérimentales en vue du développement d'un matériau de substitution à l'alliage AgCdO ». Thesis, Metz, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010METZ039S/document.
Texte intégralAgCdO is one of the most widely used contact materials in the world because of its outstanding performance. Nevertheless, due to environmental considerations, it will soon be completely forbidden by European environmental directives. Therefore, finding a good substitute is of crucial importance. Electrical arc erosion plays a crucial role in the reliability and life of power switching devices. Depending on the contact material’s behavior in response to an electrical arc, surface damage can induce severe changes in contact material properties that will impact the power switching device’s functioning. Consequently, electrical arc effects and consequences on the contact material surface are of first importance. In this context, we have focused our research activities on the following axes. First of all, in order to better understand AgCdO (Current contact material in aerospace industry) and AgSnO2 (Potential candidate to AgCdO substitution) arc erosion behaviors, arc erosion experiments, where the power switching devices have been subjected to different numbers of arc discharges, have been realized. Further, a general macroscopic electrical contact arc erosion model valid for low and high currents was developed. To compare model results to experimental data, this model describes the complete breaking process of electrical contacts and gives the total amount of material removed after one breaking operation. In parallel, arc erosion experiments on AgCdO power switching devices have been conducted at high currents (0 -> 1000 A) in order to validate the arc erosion model. Next, using the general arc erosion model, the properties having the greatest influence on the electrical arc erosion process have been determined through simulations on silver contact material. At this stage, ab initio calculations were needed to obtain ranges of variation of certain silver contact material properties. Finally, an investigation of the trends of changing local contact material composition of AgSnO2 on these identified material properties was performed. This study was based on ab initio calculations for two different oxide compositions of AgSnO2. These will allow us to give directions to aid the design of a good substitute for AgCdO, and therefore, to complete the main objective of this research work
Collot, Jean-Yves. « Obduction et collision : exemples de la Nouvelle-Calédonie et de la zone de subduction des Nouvelles-Hébrides ». Paris 11, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989PA112401.
Texte intégralNuber, Eduardo. « Evolução morfológica e sedimentológica do Arco Praial de Massaguaçú, litoral norte de São Paulo ». Universidade de São Paulo, 2008. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/21/21133/tde-30062009-145019/.
Texte intégralThis dissertation characterize the morphological and sedimentological evolution of Massaguaçú Bay Beach, São Paulo State, Northeast Brazil, in a Historical and events spatial-temporal scale. Massaguaçú Bay Beach is localized northward of Caraguatatuba Bay and has approximately 7.5Km length. The methodology consisted on the determination of the shoreline changes with Aerophotographic analyses of 1962, 1977, 1994 and 2001, 2006 shoreline was taken with GPS. The DGPS Method was used to obtain 174 two-dimensional profiles and 16 tri-dimensional profiles in 5 field campaigns conducted between November, 2006 and March, 2008. 176 sand samples were collect in the swash zone, next to the last position of each two-dimensional profile. Data showed that almost all beach demonstrated shoreline progradation between 1962 and 1994, this tendency change between 1994 and 2006 with the possibility of increase of the retraction processes. It was observed a great variability in morphological and sedimentological data, this appear to be related with variations on the wave height pattern during the year. It has identified an Erosional Hotspot in the central area of the beach and the beach has divided in five risck areas where the risck increase from the extremities to the center of the beach.
Pellegrinon, Gabriel. « Analisi morfometrica e simulazione dinamica degli eventi di colata detritica avvenuti nell'estate del 2015 lungo il Rio Ravina di Cancia (BL) ». Master's thesis, Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 2019. http://amslaurea.unibo.it/18159/.
Texte intégralCosta, Rodrigo Cardoso. « Desenvolvimento de novos revestimentos por aspersão térmica à arco para proteção contra desgaste erosivo em trocadores de calor ar/gases ». reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/70680.
Texte intégralAn alternative to using tubes of expensive materials, resistant to erosion by solid particles in air-gases heat exchangers of coal power plants, is the thermal spray coatings with special alloys of medium to high hardness. Among the thermal spray processes, the most commonly employed for coatings against wear are HVOF (High-Velocity Oxyfuel), PS (Plasma Spraying) and AS (Arc Spraying). The arc thermal spray process (AS) provides high productivity, due to a higher deposition rate compared to other processes, in addition to the significantly lower operational cost. In this study four different alloys were deposited to evaluate the erosive wear resistance in comparison to the ASTM 178 Grade A steel (currently employed in the tubes of the heat exchanger): 1) with basis of tungsten carbide, 2) nickel superalloys 3) alloyed to Boron, and 4) martensitic stainless steel. The evaluation was made from accelerated erosion tests (ASTM G76), OM, SEM and Vickers micro hardness tests. It was found that the behavior of coatings containing large amounts of defects, mainly porosity, when exposed to accelerated wearing in a temperature of 370 °C showed a higher wear rate than the ASTM A178 and that the best performance among the alloys sprayed was the stainless steel AISI 420, which showed about 2% of porosity and a material removal mechanism predominantly ductile.
Fouque, Aurélien. « Contribution à l'étude du couplage thermique-mécanique-électrique dans les contacts électriques : application à l'élaboration d'un modèle de durée de vie d'un contacteur ». Thesis, université Paris-Saclay, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020UPASC001.
Texte intégralA contactor is an electromechanical device designed to establish or disconnect anelectrical current in a circuit by closing or opening contacts. During each operation, anelectric arc is created, due to the enormous power density involved to reach and locallyexceed the melting temperature of the material. As a result, the repeated action of thearcs during the life of the device (up to several hundred thousand closing/opening cycles)gradually leads to the ruin of the contact pads and the malfunction of the contactor. Thethesis work aims to propose tools for modelling the damage of contact pads under the effectof repeated impacts, with the longer-term objective of predicting the life of the contactoraccording to its operating conditions. The material considered is a pseudo-alloy made ofsilver and tin oxide SnO 2 . As a first step, several experimental campaigns were carried outto collect all the input data required for modelling : determination of the thermomechanicalproperties of the material, characterization of damage – surface and bulk – produced by asingle arc and by an accumulation of arcs, estimation of the power density provided by anarc to the contact material. Many experimental techniques have been used : monotonoustensile tests and cyclic loading, indentation (microhardness), 3D profilometry, opticalmicroscopy and scanning electron microscopy, EDS and EBSD analysis, thermal imagingcamera, high speed camera. Then two types of models were successively developed. Thefirst one uses the Zset finite element code. Developped in an axisymmetric geometry, itaims to describe within the material the evolution of temperatures, stresses and strainsresulting from an arc (assumed fixed), then the initiation of cracks after a few hundredof impacts at the same point. A 3D variant was then discussed to approach the case ofmoving arcs. The second model, of a phenomenological nature, is based on simplifieddescriptions of topography and tensile strength in silver in the vicinity of the surface, aswell as on rules of occurrence and spatial distribution, taken as much as possible fromexperimental observations. It is intended to simulate in a manageable calculation time thedamage resulting from the accumulation of a very large number of arcs over the entiresurface of the pellets
Saillard, Marianne. « Dynamique du soulèvement côtier pléistocène des Andes centrales : étude de l'évolution géomorphologique et datations (10Be) de séquences de terrasses marines (Sud Pérou - Nord Chili) ». Toulouse 3, 2008. http://thesesups.ups-tlse.fr/431/.
Texte intégralGeomorphic study and dating of marine terrace sequences along the coastal part of the Central Andean forearc evidence longitudinal and temporal variations in the response of the South American plate to the Nazca plate subduction during Pleistocene. The average uplift rates vary between 229 ± 40 (17. 8°S) and 696 ± 53 mm/ka (15. 33°S) along the coast. Rapid uplift periods alternate with slower uplift during the Pleistocene times. The morphologic evolution of the forearc is directly linked to active tectonic processes occurring along the subduction zone. Below a threshold in the continent-trench distance of about 100-110 km, the marine terraces are preserved and record the highest uplift rates of the whole Andean coastal front. The episodic uplift would be a result of the seismogenic zone surface variations during the Pleistocene and the related variation in the continent-trench distance
Li, Yung-Yuan, et 李永元. « Inverse Analysis of Transient Heat Source from Arc Erosion ». Thesis, 2001. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/28824641948583198421.
Texte intégral國立中山大學
機械工程學系研究所
89
An inverse method is developed to analyze the transient heat source from arc erosion. The temperature at the contour of arc erosion is assumed as melting point. And the temperature in grid points at the last time is calculated by interpolation, which include measurement errors. Then, the unknown parameters of transient heat source can be solved by linear least-squares error method. These parameters are plasma radius at the anode surface grows with time, arc power, and plasma flushing efficiency on the anode. Because the temperature in measuring points includes measurement errors, the exact solution can be found when fewer unknowns are considered. The inverse method is sensitivity to measurement errors.
Chen, Jiun-Ming, et 陳俊名. « Erosion Behavior of Gas Tungsten Arc Welded TiNi Intermetallic Overlay ». Thesis, 2002. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/5y2k6h.
Texte intégral逢甲大學
材料科學所
90
The pseudoelasticity of TiNi intermetallic alloy provides excellent fatigue resistance and cavitation erosion resistance. A variety of surface engineering processes have been proposed using TiNi coating to reduce damage of erosion. It may be a good idea that using the hardfacing process to yield TiNi intermetallic overlay to protect the commonly used materials with a low cost. Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) was chosen to yield an overlay by using Ti50Ni50 intermetallic onto SUS 304 stainless steel and JIS S45C medium carbon steel, and structure of TiNi overlay is manipulated by welding current. Solid/gas impingement and cavitation in different solutions were carried out to explore the erosion behavior of the overlay. Experimental results show that using higher current (130 A) produces a larger heat input and residual stress to make the as-welded TiNi overlay on SUS 304 cracked. Because of this, a proper welding current 85A was determined and microstructure of the weld overlay was characterized. It shows a common as-welded dendrite structure. The X-ray diffraction pattern shows that the as-welded overlay on SUS 304 was approximately TiNi-B2, TiNi-B19’, TiNi3 and Ti3Ni4 phases, while it was TiNi-B2 and TiNi3 phase on S45C. Solid particle impact test was carried out to explore the erosion behavior of the overlay. Substrates and TiNi overlays impacted at 45 m/s shows that all the overlay mass loss were higher than bare substrates at any impact angle indicating a poorer resistance to erosion damage, due to the composition of TiNi overlay was changed lead to lose the behavior of pseudoelasticity, and the dendrite structure. TiNi overlay’s erosion rate was increased with increasing impact angle revealing that the TiNi overlay presents a behavior of brittle material. The XRD diffraction patterns after erosion test suggest a lattice distortion without any phase change by the so called pseudoelasticity. A post heat treatment for the TiNi overlay can reduce internal stress and increase toughness to improve the TiNi overlay erosion resistance. This, however, is helpless to eliminate dendrite structure. Cavitation resistance was evaluated using the ASTM G32-92 standard test in fresh water, 3.5 wt% NaCl water solution and 3.5 wt% HCl water solution. Experimental results show that TiNi overlay in the three solutions significantly increase cavitation resistance. Again, the overlay XRD diffraction patterns after cavitation test suggest a lattice distortion without any phase change. The excellent cavitation resistance due primarily to the higher hardness of the overlay itself. The DC polarization behaviors of TiNi overlay were measured to explore the electrochemical behavior in corrosion environments. It shows that the TiNi overlay in both 3.5 wt% NaCl solution and 3.5 wt% HCl solution exhibit higher corrosion potential and lower corrosion current than the bare substrates. This brings a positive effect to the cavitation resistance.
Chung, Ho-Hua, et 鐘鶴崋. « Fundamental Studies on Arc Characteristics and Erosion Mechanism of Electrical Contacts ». Thesis, 2003. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/66473673998789362866.
Texte intégral國立中山大學
機械與機電工程學系研究所
91
Abstract The arc behavior during the closing and opening of electrical contacts not only influences the surface morphology, but also causes the erosion of contact material. The mechanical stresses, the molten bridge, and the arc cause this erosion. Consequently, the erosion mechanism is very complex. Therefore, to avoid the influences of mechanical stresses and numerous arc striking, static-gap experiments with a single arc discharge are conducted to investigate the effects of pulse voltage, gap distance, and arc duration on the erosion characteristics and mechanism of silver based contact materials. Moreover, this experimental result is verified by the finding of the dynamic testing of electrical contacts. The results of the erosion characteristics show that the arcing and non-arcing regions have been distinguished at the supply voltage from 32 V to 500 V and the gap distance from 0.2 mm to 40 mm. The empirical formula for the minimum pulse voltage at arc initiation in terms of gap distance is established. When the pulse voltage is smaller than 200 V, the erosion area increases with increasing gap distance due to the action of the metallic-phase arc. However, when the pulse voltage is greater than 200 V, with increasing gap distance, the erosion area increases to a maxim, and finally diminishes due to the increase in the amount of gaseous-phase arc. The results of the erosion mechanism show that the arcing region is classified into three erosion patterns, namely, the molten metal bridge (B), metallic-phase arc (M), and gaseous-phase arc (G). At the gap distance of 0.2 mm, the erosion pattern of anode silver is varied from B, through B+M, and, M, to M+G. According to the electron transfer across triangular potential barrier, the thermionic emission causes the erosion patterns of B, B+M, and M, and mixed thermionic and field emission results in the erosion pattern of M+G. When the pulse voltage is 500 V, with increasing gap distance, the splashing of metallic particles around the anode crater becomes more dispersed, shorter with more silver powder, and finally disappeared with a little silver powder due to the influence of the gaseous-phase arc. The results of the anti-weld ability show that when the pulse voltage is 500 V and the arc energy is grater than 14 J at the static-gap experiments, the critical gap distance to produce welding for Ag-Ni, Ag-CdO, and Ag-SnO2 is 3 mm, 8 mm, and 15 mm, respectively. This indicates Ag-Ni contact possesses the best anti-weld ability. On the other hand, the results of dynamic testing of electrical contacts show that at the arc energy less than 10 J, the anti-erosion, anti-weld ability, and the welding area are seen to increase with contact materials in the following order: Ag-CdO > Ag-SnO2 > Ag-Ni. However, when the arc energy is greater than 10 J, the anti-erosion, anti-weld ability, and the erosion area are seen to increase in the reverse order: Ag-SnO2 < Ag-CdO < Ag-Ni, which are in very good agreement with the results of static-gap experiments. Furthermore, the erosion surface of the silver-based contact materials can be observed and analyzed by using the X-ray diffraction method (XRD), differential thermal analysis (DTA), and gravitation thermal analyzer (GTA). Results show that when the arc energy is greater than 14 J, Ag-CdO and Ag-SnO2 have been decomposed into Ag-Cd and Ag-Sn alloys, respectively, which reduce their anti-weld ability. On the other hand, the welding trend has been reduced due to the dispersion of NiO on the surface of Ag-Ni contact. Consequently, the anti-erosion and anti-weld ability for the Ag-Ni contacts are better than those of the other Ag-MeO contact materials.
Singh, Gurjit, Henning Schuster et Uwe Füssel. « The erosion behaviour of pure tungsten electrodes in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) ». 2019. https://tud.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A38633.
Texte intégralChang, JingTang, et 張景棠. « Cavitation Erosion Behavior of TiNi Thin Films Deposited by Cathodic Arc Plasma Ion Plating ». Thesis, 2000. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/55860173335944425053.
Texte intégral逢甲大學
材料科學學系
88
TiNi intermetallic compound is considered for its pseudoelasticity to the application of cavitation resistance. It is however expensive and motivated the introduction of thin film process. Cathodic arc plasma deposition was used to deposit TiNi films on S48C medium carbon steel substrate. The substrates bias voltage was changed to optimize the properties of the deposited film when using Ti50Ni50 target. And Ti55Ni45 and Ti60Ni40 targets were used as well to deposit different film compositions. Surface and cross-sectional morphology of the deposited films were observed by using scanning electron microscopy. Film microstructure was characterized using XRD. EDS was used to analyze the elemental constituents of the deposited films. Cavitation resistance of the deposited films was evaluated using the ASTM G32-85 standard test in fresh water, 3.5wt% NaCl water solution and 3.5wt% HCl water solution. The DC polarization behaviors of films were measured to explore the electrochemical behavior of coated specimens in corrosive environments. Experimental results show that films deposited by using target Ti50Ni50 is Ti45Ni55. The major phase in such films is TiNi-B2, TiNi3 and TiNi-B19’ coexist as the minor phase. The film compositions were Ti49Ni51 and Ti51Ni49 when target composition Ti55Ni45 and Ti60Ni40 were used. The major phase in films deposited by using Ti55Ni45 target is TiNi-B2 accompanied with TiNi3 and TiNi-B19’. The major phase in films deposited by using Ti60Ni40 target is TiNi-B2 accompanied with TiNi-B19’ and Ti2Ni, without TiNi3. Crystallinity increases with increasing titanium composition. Cavitation resistance of specimens was significantly increased to more than a 3-fold value in comparison with the uncoated carbon steel in fresh water if high substrate bias voltage was applied. These promising results suggest that cathodic arc plasma ion plating is suitable for preparing cavitation resistant TiNi films, if high substrate bias voltage is employed. In the case of 3.5wt% NaCl solution and 3.5wt% HCl solution, the cavitation weight loss of specimen is higher than the specimen in fresh water. In fresh water, the films with different compositions almost have the same weight loss. Film composition does not influence the cavitation resistance of films in this regard. It however causes the difference in weight loss of specimens by suffering the electrochemical reactions that occurs in NaCl solution and HCl solution. Titanium-rich film composition may reduce Icorr and give rise to Epp of specimens in 3.5wt% NaCl solution, or reduce Icorr of specimens in 3.5wt% HCl solution. This explains that the films prepared by using Ti60Ni40 and Ti55Ni45 target have superior cavitation resistance.
Huang, Hsu-Ming, et 黃旭明. « Study on the Mechanism of Arc and Erosion of Silver Contacts in Direct Current ». Thesis, 1995. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/66831791381232545824.
Texte intégral國立中山大學
機械工程研究所
83
In this study, the arc phenomenon and erosion mechanism are investigated by using the DC switching tester for silver contacts during making and breaking period. Experimental results show that the arc length remains in a fix range at different breaking speeds under the same voltage and current conditions during breaking period. According to the result of material transfer, the erosion mechanism can be classified into the following four forms: I. Material is transferred from anode to cathode. II. Material is transferred from cathode to anode. III. The direction of material transfer is unstable. IV. Both poles loss. It is found that anode must be the best to obtain the longer life for convex profile in form I and cathode must be the best to obtain the longer life for convex profile in form II. The contacts can maintain the longer life in form III. The amounts of material transfer increase from anode to cathode with increasing current at low voltage below 10V. Material is transferred from cathode to anode at the higher voltage of 20-50V and the low current, but it would change the direction of material transfer when the current increases to a certain amount at the same voltage.
Gao, Jian-ming, et 高健銘. « Erosion Characteristics of the Composite Electroplated Layer of Nickel-Diamond Powder under Static Single-Arc Discharge ». Thesis, 2004. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/79026346476891517555.
Texte intégral國立中山大學
機械與機電工程學系研究所
92
Diamond has superior characteristics, such as high hardness, high isolation, and high breakdown voltage, but it is also difficult to manufacture for industrial application. Because diamond is a nonconductor, the usual electrical discharge machining (EDM) method cannot be used. Hence, this study uses the plating nickel to keep the diamond powder as the composite electroplated layer of nickel-diamond powder. The variation of the composite layer and the diamond particle erosion characteristic after arc discharge can be realized by single-arc discharge. By the result of experiment, it can be known that the erosion area will be enlarged when the diamond particle is near to central erosion area, because the diamond that has good heat stability makes plasma to spread. The erosion area will be decreased when the diamond particle is near to edge of erosion area, because it stops the melted nickel to spread. The surface of diamond particle is broken slightly that the particle become more spherical and has some nickel remain on it when pulse voltage is less than 300 volt or the diamond particle is near to edge of erosion area. The surface of diamond particle is broken seriously that the particle is cracked to pieces when pulse voltage is more than 300 volt or the diamond particle is near to central erosion area.
Jau, Chi-Shen, et 趙啟盛. « Study on Electric-Arc Characteristics and Formation Mechanism of Erosion for DC Silver Contacts in Inert Gas ». Thesis, 2002. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/50002716603082624203.
Texte intégral國立中山大學
機械與機電工程學系研究所
90
Abstract In this study, a static electric contact tester with a vacuum system and gas supply system is used to investigate the effects of experimental parameters, such as inert gas kind, supply voltage, and the gap between the contacts, on the electric-arc characteristics and the erosion type for the electric contacts of silver. The experimental results show that chargeable threshold voltage in helium is higher than that in argon or air. In addition, the erosion surface of anode is observed, and the erosion area and volume are calculated and analyzed. Results show that the erosion area and volume in helium are smaller than that in argon or air. According to the observation of SEM photomicrographs, metal sputtering of the erosion hole in helium is smaller than that in argon or air. It is expected to provide the domestic electrical contact manufacturer in improving the research and development technique of the electrical contacts, and the design reference related to ultra-precision machining using a clean room.
Dai, Wen-Shyong, et 戴文雄. « A Study on the Plasma-Transferred-Arc Surface Modification and Silica Sand Erosion of Graphite Cast Irons ». Thesis, 2000. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/60430177688007528559.
Texte intégral國立成功大學
材料科學及工程學系
88
The mechanical properties of flake graphite and spheroidal graphite cast irons are influenced by graphite distributions and matrix structures. These two metallurgical factors were used as important variables for discussing the erosion behavior of graphite cast irons in this study. Besides, in order to realize the surface modification effects on the erosion resistance, plasma transferred arc (PTA) process was used to remelt the surfaces of graphite cast irons. The remelted surface layers of different solidification structures were obtained by varying the PTA processing parameters, the matrix structures and compositions (e.g., carbon and silicon) of the graphite cast irons. In the erosion experiment, SiO2 particles of ~295mm size were used as the erodent. The impact angle varied from 150 to 900 with the average particle velocity ~66m/s and ~36m/s. The results indicate that with the same graphite morphology and distribution, martensitic matrix results in less wear loss than ferritic matrix when eroded under oblique impact; the situation is reversed under large-angle impact. Under the same test condition, spheroidal graphite leads to better erosion resistance than flaky graphite. In addition, types A and D flake graphite cast irons will cause cracks to occur from graphite tips at higher impact angles; brittleness effect of hard martensitic flaky graphite will become more obvious with increasing impact angle. The spheroidal graphite cast iron with ferritic matrix have no brittle wear loss and thus have the maximum erosion rate at ~300 impact. Ferritic flake graphite cast iron and martensitic spheroidal graphite cast iron result in both ductile and brittle erosion mechanisms, and thus have the maximum erosion rate at ~550 to ~750 impact. Martensitic flake cast irons show brittle erosion as the governing mechanism and hence have the maximum erosion rate at ~900 impact. PTA remelting of the graphite cast irons result in rapid solidified layers of 2~5mm thick. The eutectic cementite in the remelted layers has strong hardening effect. To decrease the remelting heat input, increase the carbon content of substrate, decrease the silicon content of substrate or coarsen the distribution of graphite, the volume fraction of eutectic cementite will increase and graphite will decrease in remelted layer and thus the hardness will rise. The experiment indicates that the eutectic cementite is more erosion-resistant when eroded at oblique impact, while it will easily result in brittleness at large-angle impact. For the flake graphite cast irons, PTA remelting process can reduce the distribution of network graphite on original material and thus decrease the wear loss effect of graphite morphologies. Therefore, the overall erosion resistance can be improved and the gradual improvement increases with nodule graphite morphologies. Erosion of remelted layer of flake graphite cast irons is mainly affected by eutectic cementite and graphite distribution and hence has the maximum erosion rate at ~500 impact. As to the spheroidal graphite cast irons, for the graphite still shows nodule morphologies on remelted layer, its erosion behavior is governed by eutectic cementite. The better erosion resistance of eutectic cementite under oblique impact leads to the result that the wear loss of the PTA remelted layer is less than that of the unremelted substrate under oblique impact. When the spheroidal graphite cast irons are eroded under large-angle impact, brittle cracking is easily found on eutectic cementite and thus the wear loss of remelted layer will be affected by its existence. Brittleness effect of eutectic cementite will cause the impact angle of maximum erosion rate to increases from ~450 with its volume content. Though the unremelted spheroidal graphite cast irons possess good erosion resistance under large-angle impact, this experimental results also indicate that as long as the volume fraction of eutectic cementite on the modified layer and the particle velocity are controlled properly, the brittleness effect of the remelted layer can be reduced and thus the erosion resistance under large-angle impact can be raised even to a level better than the original substrate. When remelted under lower heat input (120A current), the PTA remelted solidification structure of the flake graphite and spheroidal graphite cast irons are similar (especially, the graphite being nodular in morphology). Consequently, they show less difference in erosion resistance. When the heat input is higher (*160A), the graphite on the remelted layer of flake graphite cast iron appear flaky distribution and thus the wear loss of is increased. Therefore, its erosion resistance is obviously worse than that of the surface remelted spheroidal graphite cast iron.
Chen, Yu-Dung, et 陳宇東. « Study on erosion wear and corrosion behaviors of Cr-N-O duplex coatings by cathodic arc deposition system ». Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/02753017661714352328.
Texte intégral大同大學
材料工程學系(所)
94
Cathodic arc deposition (CAD) process is one of physical vapor deposition. Due to the advantages of high ion rate, more ions and high ion energy, the coatings own better adhesion, high density, high homogeneity, broader coating condition, lower substrate temperature and keeping homogeneity with target, the hard ceramic films coated on steel by CAD can improve its lifetime effectively. CrN is easy to change to dense Cr2O3, so CrN have these properties, included high hardness, oxidation resistance at high temperature, low friction, corrosion and wear resistance. In some application, the hardness of CrN is lower than TiN or TiAlN, but its oxidation and wear resistance is better than both. Based on the relationship between CrN and Cr2O3, Cr(N,O)/CrN duplex films were coated by CAD by controlling the ratio of nitrogen and oxygen flow. A series of mechanical property measurement and analysis was deformed. As shown in the experiment, the content of chromium of droplets is higher than the Cr2O3 coating. From EPMA and XPS analysis, the Cr(N,O)/CrN coatings included other compounds, ex: CrO3,Cr2N….etc, beside CrN and Cr2O3 known by XRD. Due to Cr2O3 have the higher residual compression stress, the Cr(N,O)/CrN coating was insufficient and affected the resistance erosion, but it had higher hardness and elastic modulus and lower friction. In the corrosion test, duplex coatings is superior to single coating.
Hu, Edwin, et 胡恩德. « Investigation on the Electric-Arc Characteristics and the Formation Mechanism of Erosion for DC Silver Contacts in Vacuum ». Thesis, 2001. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/75761025085112304866.
Texte intégral國立中山大學
機械工程學系研究所
89
In this research, a static electric contact tester with a vacuum system is used to inverstigate the efedts of experimental parameters, such as air pressure, input voltage and current, contact material, and the gap between the contacts, on the electric-arc characteristics and the erosion debris type for the electric contacts of silver (Ag). The experiments are conducted under various experiment parameters, and the erosion debris is collected. After each experiment, the erosion debris will be calculated and observed to investigate the difference between erosion particles under various experiment conditions. Moreover, according to the results of the metallic phase and gaseous phase arc duration and the erosion particle type under various air pressures and the gaps, the electric-arc criterion and the erosion mechanism of DC electrical contacts will be established to provide the domestic electrical contact manufacture in improving the research and development technique of electrical contacts, and the design reference of super precision environment—clean room
Gabriel, Brian M. Wolfe Douglas E. « Synthesis-structure-property-performance relationships of tin, CrN, and nanolayer (Ti,Cr)N coatings deposited by cathodic arc evaporation for hard particle erosion resistance ». 2009. http://etda.libraries.psu.edu/theses/approved/PSUonlyIndex/ETD-3477/index.html.
Texte intégralOndáč, Peter. « Experimentální zkoumání anodové oblasti hybridního plazmového hořáku s vodně-plynnou stabilizací DC oblouku ». Doctoral thesis, 2020. http://www.nusl.cz/ntk/nusl-411461.
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