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Modelling the effect of temperature on crack onset strain of brittle coatings on polymer substrates

Yves Leterrier, Laure Dupuits Lalande, Judith Helen Waller

The effect of temperature on the crack onset strain (COS) of brittle coatings on polymer substrates was investigated through a series of temperature-controlled tensile tests carried out in situ under an optical microscope. It was observed that the failure ...

Elsevier2011

Development of low-firing lead-free thick-film materials on steel alloys for piezoresistive sensor applications

Peter Ryser, Thomas Maeder, Caroline Jacq

Piezoresistive sensors based on steel and other metallic substrates provide higher strain response than on standard ceramic substrates and are more easily packaged. But exposing high-strength steels to the standard high- temperature 850°C thick-film firing ...

IEEE Service Center2009

Lead-free low-firing thick-film resistors based on bismuth glasses and ruthenium oxide

Peter Ryser, Claudio Grimaldi, Thomas Maeder, Caroline Jacq

Recent developments in thick-film technology have seen the widespread introduction of lead- free alternative to traditional conductive, dielectric and overglaze compositions. Resistors, however, have lagged behind this trend, as developing balanced and wel ...

IMAPS PL chapter2009

The possibility to increase the performance (productivity or selectivity) of a chemical reactor by using periodic variations of reaction parameters (e.g. reactant concentration or temperature) has been theoretically envisaged since the beginning of the 70t ...

EPFL2008

Experimental investigation on temperature-dependent thermo- physical and mechanical properties of pultruded GFRP composites

Thomas Keller, Yu Bai

The temperature-dependent thermo-physical and mechanical properties of a pultruded E-glass fiber-reinforced polyester (GFRP) composite are investigated in this paper. Fitting of theoretical models of the material properties to results of TGA, DSC, hot disk ...

2008

Modeling of stiffness properties of FRP composites under elevated and high temperatures

Thomas Keller, Yu Bai, Till Vallée

When subjected to elevated and high temperatures, the mechanical properties of FRP composites, such as the E- modulus and viscosity, experience significant changes. At a certain temperature, a composite material can be considered a mixture of materials tha ...

2008

For centuries, the use of glass in buildings was essentially restricted to functions such as windows and glazing. Over the last decades, continuous improvements in production and refining technologies have enabled glass elements to carry more substantial s ...

EPFL2006

Dynamical arrest in dense short-ranged attractive colloids

Giuseppe Foffi, Francesco Sciortino

We study thermodynamic and dynamic properties of model colloidal systems interacting with a hard core repulsion and a short-range attraction, and provide an overall picture of their phase diagrams which shows a very rich phenomenology. We focus on the slow ...

2004

Tragverhalten und Bemessung von Holz-Glas-Verbundträgern unter Berücksichtigung der Eigenspannungen im Glas

Klaus Kreher

The construction principles of "Timber-Glass-Composite-Girders" demand practical and theoretical research to ensure reliable designs. Toward this objective the mathematical description of load-bearing and the non-rigid bond is the subject of this work, i.e ...

EPFL2004

F82H low-activation martensitic steel was irradiated in the Swiss Spallation Neutron Source (SINQ) Target-III to irradiation doses of 10-12 dpa in a temperature range of 140-360 degreesC. Transmission electron microscope observations have been performed to ...

2002