Lead free solder materials study

The paper aims to examine the creep performance of lead-free solder, SAC387 (95.5Sn-3.8Ag-0.7Cu) at various stress and temperature conditions. Five sets of test results with various stress levels and temperature conditions: (5MPa, 100C), (10MPa, 25C), (10MPa, 75C), (10MPa, 100C) and (15MPa, 100C), w...

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主要作者: Nash Hairie Rosly
其他作者: Pang Hock Lye, John
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1418022023-03-04T19:30:46Z Lead free solder materials study Nash Hairie Rosly Pang Hock Lye, John School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering MHLPANG@ntu.edu.sg Engineering::Mechanical engineering Engineering::Materials::Mechanical strength of materials The paper aims to examine the creep performance of lead-free solder, SAC387 (95.5Sn-3.8Ag-0.7Cu) at various stress and temperature conditions. Five sets of test results with various stress levels and temperature conditions: (5MPa, 100C), (10MPa, 25C), (10MPa, 75C), (10MPa, 100C) and (15MPa, 100C), were utilised to investigate the creep behaviour of SAC387 solder alloy. Studies were conducted to investigate the trends of creep behaviour for constant stress level with varying temperature conditions and for constant temperature condition with varying stress levels. In both studies, the steady-state creep strain rate depicts an increased with rising temperature conditions and levels of stress, for constant stress level with varying temperature conditions and for constant temperature condition with varying stress levels, respectively. With the test parameters (15MPa, 100C) experiencing the highest steady-state creep strain rate, while the test parameters (5MPa, 100C) possessing the lowest steady-state creep strain rate. Hyperbolic-sine creep model was constructed by employing the steady-state creep strain rate extracted from experimental test results: (5MPa, 100C), (10MPa, 100C) and (15MPa, 100C). And, was compared to other reported hyperbolic-sine creep models. With reference to the other reported creep models by Pang [1], Lau [2] and Schubert [3], the Author’s hyperbolic-sine creep model complements the other reported models and has considerable semblance with the model reported by Pang [1]. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2020-06-11T00:53:11Z 2020-06-11T00:53:11Z 2020 Final Year Project (FYP) https://hdl.handle.net/10356/141802 en B406 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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topic Engineering::Mechanical engineering
Engineering::Materials::Mechanical strength of materials
spellingShingle Engineering::Mechanical engineering
Engineering::Materials::Mechanical strength of materials
Nash Hairie Rosly
Lead free solder materials study
description The paper aims to examine the creep performance of lead-free solder, SAC387 (95.5Sn-3.8Ag-0.7Cu) at various stress and temperature conditions. Five sets of test results with various stress levels and temperature conditions: (5MPa, 100C), (10MPa, 25C), (10MPa, 75C), (10MPa, 100C) and (15MPa, 100C), were utilised to investigate the creep behaviour of SAC387 solder alloy. Studies were conducted to investigate the trends of creep behaviour for constant stress level with varying temperature conditions and for constant temperature condition with varying stress levels. In both studies, the steady-state creep strain rate depicts an increased with rising temperature conditions and levels of stress, for constant stress level with varying temperature conditions and for constant temperature condition with varying stress levels, respectively. With the test parameters (15MPa, 100C) experiencing the highest steady-state creep strain rate, while the test parameters (5MPa, 100C) possessing the lowest steady-state creep strain rate. Hyperbolic-sine creep model was constructed by employing the steady-state creep strain rate extracted from experimental test results: (5MPa, 100C), (10MPa, 100C) and (15MPa, 100C). And, was compared to other reported hyperbolic-sine creep models. With reference to the other reported creep models by Pang [1], Lau [2] and Schubert [3], the Author’s hyperbolic-sine creep model complements the other reported models and has considerable semblance with the model reported by Pang [1].
author2 Pang Hock Lye, John
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Nash Hairie Rosly
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author Nash Hairie Rosly
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title Lead free solder materials study
title_short Lead free solder materials study
title_full Lead free solder materials study
title_fullStr Lead free solder materials study
title_full_unstemmed Lead free solder materials study
title_sort lead free solder materials study
publisher Nanyang Technological University
publishDate 2020
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/141802
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