В работе рассмотрены сорбционные и хроматографические свойства МЭМС колонок для газовой хроматографии пилларного и капиллярного типа, наполненных оксидом алюминия. Показано, что применение пилларных МЭМС колонок на плоскости позволяет на 30 % увеличить их эффективность хроматографического разделения по сравнению с колонками капиллярного типа аналогичной формы и сечения.
The formation of an uneven geometry of the end part of cylindrical products is quite common after the implementation of drawing of sheet blanks. It occurs due to the imbalanced orientation of the crystallographic structure of the material, that is, due to the anisotropy of the mechanical properties. As different elements of the sheet bill have different speed of movement relative to the tool during the drawing, so-called scallops, or protrusions, appear. This causes a problem during the production, since it takes additional time and resources to bring the geometry of the products to the norm. Therefore, the actual task is to minimize this phenomenon. The article discusses an approach to eliminating or minimizing scallop formation by means of scientifically grounded selection of the geometry of the input part of the matrix. The influence of geometry parameters on the uneven geometry of products and their stress state is described.
There are offered ratios for the computation of deformation and power modes of yielding at billet pressure welding. A power method is used for the computation of pressure with reference to a flat discontinuous field of movement speeds. Pressure minimization is carried out in a variation way. The assessment of billet material damageability is shown.
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