Sentence examples for modulus and ductility from inspiring English sources

Despite the increased particle fraction up to 24 vol%, both strength, specific modulus and ductility are improved over standard processed HMS alloys with 20 vol% TiB2.

Amongst the composites, the ingot metallurgy processed material exhibited superior modulus and ductility while powder metallurgy processed material exhibited superior yield strength and ultimate tensile strength.

Experimental results indicated that the maximum Young's modulus and ductility index (DI) of a silk reinforced composite increased by 50%and75%5%, respectively as compared with the pristine one.

The results of the static mechanical analysis, based on the equilibrium structures of blends with differing component ratios, shows us that the elastic coefficient, engineering modulus, and ductility are increased with the addition of PVA content, which is 4/0 PAM/PVA<3/1 PAM/PVA<2/2 PAM/PVA<1/3 PAM/PVA<0/4 PAM/PVA.

Besides basic structural and mechanical data, we provide that the Mg Ag alloy exhibits the larger bulk modulus and ductility when Ag composition increases, and the Mg Sc alloy should be a promising candidate to meet the comprehensive strength, weight, economy, and efficiency requirements.

The tensile test results show that the strength, elastic modulus and ductility of the composites can be significantly improved by the subsequent extrusion, and then, the strength can be further improved by water quenching and aging processes after hot extrusion deformation.

From a statistical manner, we collected and correlated experimental bulk (B), shear (G), Young's modulus (E), and ductility (G/B) with Vickers hardness (Hv) for a number of covalent materials and fitted quantitative and simple Hv G and Hv E relationships.

Multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) dispersed using α-zirconium phosphate (ZrP) nanoplatelets in a glassy epoxy have previously been reported to tremendously improve modulus, strength and ductility in a manner that could not be explained based on continuum-level descriptions of particle-level reinforcement.

Furthermore, although increased bearing capacity was achieved by increasing the CFRP elastic modulus and thickness, ductility decreased and premature debonding failure occurred more easily.

For example, in a semi-crystalline polymer, chain scission caused by photo-oxidation, may lead to secondary crystallisation ('chemi-crystallisation'), increasing density, and causing an increase in Young's modulus and reducing ductility.

PMMA is a very specific material of high modulus and low ductility [ 10].