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These problems will affect the engineering structures which related to the stability and safety of the materials.
This observation indicate that the strength of the materials increases subjected to normal stress and decreases subject to shear stress.
This observation indicate that the strength of the materials decreases as increases for shear and mixed stresses.
However the strength of the materials increases as increases for all various stresses.
Eshkuvatov, Stress intensity factors for a crack in bonded dissimilar materials subjected to various stresses, Universal Journal of Mechanical Engineering. 7(4) (2019) 179-189

TiB2/TiN nano-composites were in-situ fabricated by spark plasma sintering (SPS) technique using Ti and BN powders as starting materials.
In recent years, Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS) has been widely used to produce fully dense bulk materials (such ceramics, metal, composites).
In this work, TiB2/TiN nano-composites were prepared by Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS) using Ti and BN powders as starting materials.
Conclusion In this work, the TiB2/TiN nano-composites were fabricated by SPS using Ti and BN powders as starting materials at 1450℃ for 3 min.
Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials 35 (2012) 1-9

The dielectric properties of materials are very important for the absorption performance of materials.
The materials properties performance of MWCNTs/PE composites are potential use as microwave absorber and EMI shielding materials.
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The model was extended by Fang [4] and applied for simulating sintering process of two-phase ceramic materials.
These fabrication conditions will be used in sintering experiment of nanocomposite ceramic tool materials in order to compare with the simulation results.
The microstructure of nanocomposite ceramic tool materials at different sintering pressure is shown in Fig. 1.
Microstructure of nanocomposite ceramic tool materials Fig. 2 is the fracture surface of A12O3/nano-SiC nanocomposite ceramic tool materials, which is fabricated at 1600℃, sintering pressure of 0Mpa, 20MPa and 32MPa, respectively, grain size of SiC is 60nm.
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