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5961 results about "Fatigue resistance" patented technology

Fatigue resistance is one of the most important mechanical characteristics of structural biomaterials, because biomaterials are generally used under cyclic loading conditions.

Post patch assembly for mounting devices in a tire interior

A modular electronic assembly for integration with a pneumatic tire includes a mounting patch, a power source, and at least one electronic device supported by a substrate. The mounting patch is preferably adapted for positioning on the inner liner of a pneumatic tire, and the power source is at least partially embedded in the mounting patch. Such embedded positioning of the battery results in an overall structure with a lower center of gravity than previous tire electronics assemblies, thus having increased mechanical stability and survivability in a tire environment. Electronic device(s) supported on the substrate may receive power from the power source, which in some embodiments corresponds to one or more batteries. The substrate supporting the at least one electronic device may be attached to the mounting patch by a variety of fashions. Exemplary attachment configurations may correspond to an adhesive layer, a hook and loop tape combination, or physical interconnection via terminals extending from the power source through the support substrate. Exemplary electronic devices may include such components as condition-responsive devices including transducers, acoustic devices, sensors, etc. for sensing certain environmental conditions such as temperature and/or pressure, tire revolution counters, vehicle speed sensors, sidewall deflection sensors, tire displacement sensors, microprocessors, memory modules, RFID transponders, light assemblies, data transmitters and/or receivers, and power, supply components. Selected of the electronic devices (including one or more antennas associated with any RF devices) may be encapsulated by a non-conductive rubber or elastic material to facilitate effective transmission characteristics. Conductive springs, flexible conductive elastomer or fatigue-resistance metal may be used to interconnect various electronic components (such as an RF device to an antenna).
Owner:MICHELIN RECH & TECH SA

Techniques for designing and manufacturing precision-folded, high strength, fatigue-resistant structures and sheet therefor

A process for designing and manufacturing precision-folded, high strength, fatigue-resistant structures and a sheet therefore. The techniques include methods for precision bending of a sheet of material (41, 241, 341, 441, 541) along a bend line (45, 245, 345, 445,543) and a sheet of material formed with bending strap-defining structures, such as slits or grooves (43, 243, 343, 443, 542), are disclosed. Methods include steps of designing and then separately forming longitudinally extending slits or grooves (43, 243, 343, 443, 542) through the sheet of material in axially spaced relation to produce precise bending of the sheet (41, 241, 341, 441,541) when bent along the bend line (45, 245, 345, 445, 543). The bending straps have a configuration and orientation which increases their strength and fatigue resistance, and most preferably slits or arcs are used which causes edges (257, 457) to be engaged and supported on faces (255, 455) of the sheet material on opposite sides of the slits or arcs. The edge-to-face contact produces bending along a virtual fulcrum position in superimposed relation to the bend line (45, 245, 345, 445, 543). Several slit embodiments (43, 243, 343, 443, 542) suitable for producing edge-to-face engagement support and precise bending are disclosed, as is the use of the slit sheets to produce various three-dimensional structures and to enhance various design and fabrication techniques.
Owner:IND ORIGAMI INC CA US

Super-high early-strength grouting material for repairing ballastless track structure of high speed railway

ActiveCN102503310ALow viscosityLow super early strengthPolymer scienceEmulsion
The invention discloses a super-high early-strength grouting material for repairing a ballastless track structure of a high speed railway, which is prepared by the following steps of: sequentially adding water, polymer emulsion, a water reducing agent, a rheology accessory agent and an antifoaming agent; adding admixture, cement, an expansion agent, a coagulator and a retarder, and stirring and blending the materials at a high speed. The parts by weight of the ingredients are as follows: 100 parts of superfine cement, 50-150 parts of admixture, 25-50 parts of redispersible emulsion powder, 3-10 parts of polymer emulsion, 5-25 parts of expansion agent, 0.1-1.0 part of carboxylic acid water reducing agent, 0.1-10 parts of coagulator, 0.1-5 parts of retarder, 0.001-0.005 parts of rheology accessory agent, 0.001 part of polyether-siloxane copolymer antifoaming agent and 20-70 parts of water. The material disclosed by the invention has the advantages of low viscosity, super-high early-strength, low cost, fatigue resistance, aging resistance and water erosion resistance, and the like, so that the material can be used for repairing the concrete gaps of ballastless tracks of high speed railways, gaps of cement asphalt mortar filling layers, cracks and damages.
Owner:四川昊龙高科轨道交通新材料科技股份有限公司
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