T. Uchiyama et al., MECHANICAL-PROPERTIES OF SURFACE COMPOSIT E-PARTICLES COATED WITH FINER PARTICLES, Kagaku kogaku ronbunshu, 22(3), 1996, pp. 655-661
The effect of the coated composite surface of particles on the mechani
cal properties of the powder bed was investigated. Polyethylene-silica
surface composite powder was prepared at several coating ratios with
Hybridizer. Various tests on mechanical properties of the powder bed w
ere carried out with the prepared powder, and the following results we
re obtained: The ultimate tensile strength depends only on the conhesi
ve force between particles, and the contact probability model of compo
site particles led to good agreement between the experimental and calc
ulated values. The coefficient of internal friction and cohesive shear
strength were influenced due to the interlocking effect of the surfac
e roughness of composite particles. The effects of coating particles b
ecame small with dynamic properties like angle of repose. It is possib
le to control the mechanical properties in a stepwise fashion by chang
ing the coating ratio of the particles.