Sentence examples for effect of surface stresses from inspiring English sources

The effect of surface stresses on the growth of FGLNAs - in unpolished Cu foil, polished Cu foil, and Cu film specimens before thermal oxidation - was analyzed.

For surface elastic constant, S = 40 N/m, the modulus value (E nanoscale) is very close to the experimentally obtained value of 62 GPa. Figure 5 Effect of surface stresses on the Young's modulus value (based on Eq. 3); inset shows detailed view of the variation of modulus values for film thickness up to 10 nm.

Also, Jiang and Chen [28] recently developed a thermodynamic quantitative model to describe the phase transitions of nanocarbon as functions of its size and temperature through systematically considering the effects of surface stresses and surface energies.

For the first time, Wang and Feng [18] used the Euler-Bernoulli beam model to investigate the buckling and vibration behaviors of piezoelectric nanowires by taking into account the effects of surface stresses and piezoelectricity.

Effect of surface stress on stress concentration near a spherical void in an elastic medium is examined in the framework of continuum surface elasticity.

Moreover, the effect of surface stress may shift the postbuckling domain to higher or lower applied axial loads, depending on the magnitude and sign of surface elastic constants.

The result indicates that the surface displacement induced by a force tangential to the surface is the same as the usual solution for elastic half-spaces where the effect of surface stress is ignored.

The frequency response curves for forced vibration behavior of nanobeams including the effect of surface stress are predicted corresponding to various values of beam thickness, length to thickness ratio and surface elastic constants.

The main objective of the present study is to investigate the effect of surface stress on the nonlinear buckling and postbuckling behavior of cylindrical nanoshells with initial geometric imperfection subjected to radial compressive load.

By considering the local geometrical nonlinearity based on von Karman relation, a new formulation of the Timoshenko beam model is developed through the Gurtin Murdoch elasticity theory in which the effect of surface stress is incorporated.

The void size dependence of yielding stress in our simulated samples is attributed to the effect of surface stress.