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Application of Theory of Super Lubricityt of Minimum Entropy Welding

Application of Theory of Super Lubricityt of Minimum Entropy Welding
最小熵焊接超润滑理论的应用
批准号:
09650160
负责人:
NAKANO Takashi
金额:
$2.11万
依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997 至 1998

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In first stage, thcorctical consideration is done In order to develop welding technology It is widely know that the diffcrcncc of surface textures strongly affect welding property of materials. To characterize the surface texture, we investigate the wavelet transformation to extract the characteristic feature of manufactured surface. By using wavelet transformation, separation of the local in formation of manufactured surface and long wavelength information which is very difficult when one USC Fourier transformation can be done efficiently. This separation enables the determination of surface profile suitable for minimum-entropy path. In this investigation, we fount new wavelet method which enable extraction of phase information of signal. Usually, extraction of phase information of signal is difficult when one uses dyadicwavelct, In this study, we develop the technique of using triadic-wavelet in periodic boundary condition and show the extraction of phase information.Next, the improv … More ement of theory of superlubricity is done. In order to apply theory of superlubricity to minimum-entropy path method, theoretical consideration is done.he improved theory is applied to change specific part of surface to have desired friction coefficient by chemical and physical method.It is known that the method using improved theory need relatively small energy to have the surface of desired condition compared with the ordinary energy injection method like laser of electron beam method. It is also known that the minimum entropy path results less entropy formation compared with the other method like heating. The possibility of the fast transfer of surface information is also investigated theoretically.This investigation is also applied micro-tribology. The possibility of existence of superlubricity in bacteria flagellar mortar is pointed out. We tried to explain the mechanism of flagellar mortar by applying minimum entropy path method and obtained qualitative explanation of the mechanism to avoid seizure process. Less
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中野 隆: "多進ウェーブレット解析の摩擦面特徴抽出への応用" トライボロジー会議予稿集. 1998-11. 307-308 (1998)
Takashi Nakano:“多进小波分析在摩擦表面特征提取中的应用”摩擦学会议论文集 1998-11(1998)。
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Takashi, NAKANO: "Consideration of Bacteria Flagellar Motor from Tribology" Proceedings of JAST Tribology Conference Tokyo. 1998-5. 138-139 (1998)
Takashi, NAKANO:“从摩擦学角度考虑细菌鞭毛马达”东京 JAST 摩擦学会议论文集。
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Takashi, NAKANO: "Mallat Transformation with Periodic Boundary Condition and Application to Tribology" Science Bulletin of Josai University. No.5. 53-68 (1998)
Takashi, NAKANO:“具有周期性边界条件的 Mallat 变换及其在摩擦学中的应用”城西大学科学通报。
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Takashi, NAKANO: "Extraction of Phase Information by Wavelet with Multiple Scaling Factor" Proceedings of JAST Tribology Conference Nagoya. 1998-11. 535-536 (1998)
Takashi, NAKANO:“通过具有多个缩放因子的小波提取相位信息”JAST 摩擦学会议名古屋会议记录。
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