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Online since: January 2018
Authors: Kazuyuki Hokamoto, Masahide Katayama, Masatoshi Nishi, Tatsuya Yamamoto
Material modeling.
The material of the inner steel liner with 25 mm thickness was assumed to be equivalent to the 4340 STEEL with the Johnson-Cook constitutive law [4].
Romero, Strain growth in spherical explosive chambers subjected to internal blast loading, International Journal of Impact Engineering, 28 (2003) 967-983
Hokamoto, Analysis of structural damage using simulation and experimental studies in the explosion pit at Kumamoto University, Science Technology of Energetic Materials, 76 (2016) 133-138
Cook, A constitutive model and data for materials subjected to large strains, high strain rates, and high temperatures, Proc. 7th Int.
The material of the inner steel liner with 25 mm thickness was assumed to be equivalent to the 4340 STEEL with the Johnson-Cook constitutive law [4].
Romero, Strain growth in spherical explosive chambers subjected to internal blast loading, International Journal of Impact Engineering, 28 (2003) 967-983
Hokamoto, Analysis of structural damage using simulation and experimental studies in the explosion pit at Kumamoto University, Science Technology of Energetic Materials, 76 (2016) 133-138
Cook, A constitutive model and data for materials subjected to large strains, high strain rates, and high temperatures, Proc. 7th Int.
Online since: January 2011
Authors: Yu Jing Nie, Ming Yang
Materials Toluene, THF, diethyl ether, and hexane were freshly distilled under argon from purple sodium/benzophenone ketyl solutions.
Liu, et al.: Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol.101(2006), p. 3317-3323
Li, et al.: Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol.108(2008), p. 504-509
Cheng, et al.: Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol.108(2008), p. 3702-3706
Wang: Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry Vol.26(1988), p. 3089-3102.
Liu, et al.: Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol.101(2006), p. 3317-3323
Li, et al.: Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol.108(2008), p. 504-509
Cheng, et al.: Journal of Applied Polymer Science Vol.108(2008), p. 3702-3706
Wang: Journal of Polymer Science Part A: Polymer Chemistry Vol.26(1988), p. 3089-3102.
Online since: February 2016
Authors: Amin Zaami, Ali Shokuhfar
Toosi University of Technology, Tehran, Iran
2Department of Material Sciences and Engineering, K.
It is worth to mention that the ACL bundles were supposed to be incompressible and hyper-elastic materials.
As mentioned before, volume constancy can be considered in tissues because they most consist of water and they are considered as incompressible materials.
It is emphasized that the shape functions are expressed in terms of materials coordinate and independent of time.
This observation of shortening in a loaded ligament has important implications in relation to the storage and recovery of elastic energy in passive elastic materials of tissues ([28]).
It is worth to mention that the ACL bundles were supposed to be incompressible and hyper-elastic materials.
As mentioned before, volume constancy can be considered in tissues because they most consist of water and they are considered as incompressible materials.
It is emphasized that the shape functions are expressed in terms of materials coordinate and independent of time.
This observation of shortening in a loaded ligament has important implications in relation to the storage and recovery of elastic energy in passive elastic materials of tissues ([28]).
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Na Ha, Jie Min Liu
Because period of testing call is long, sometimes it cannot accurately characterize for cathode materials.
By using Electrochemical Impedance Spectrum, it would be better to describeperformance of materials.
Because of quick response and preciseness of electrochemical method, it would be better to analyze cathode materials.
This new way is faster than ever before, besides it is also convenient and accurate to analyze materials.
[5] PADHI A K, NANJUNDAWAMY K S,GOODENOUGH J B,Phospho-olivines as positive-elevtrode materials for rechargeable lithium batteries,Journal of the Electrochemical Society,144 (1997) 1188-1194
By using Electrochemical Impedance Spectrum, it would be better to describeperformance of materials.
Because of quick response and preciseness of electrochemical method, it would be better to analyze cathode materials.
This new way is faster than ever before, besides it is also convenient and accurate to analyze materials.
[5] PADHI A K, NANJUNDAWAMY K S,GOODENOUGH J B,Phospho-olivines as positive-elevtrode materials for rechargeable lithium batteries,Journal of the Electrochemical Society,144 (1997) 1188-1194
Online since: October 2010
Authors: Shi Zhong Wei, Ji Wen Li, Xiang Dong Ma, Liu Jie Xu, Guo Shang Zhang, Bao Zhu Dai
Preparation and Properties of Al2O3 Ceramic Reinforced Mo-based Composites by Al(NO3)3 Precursor
Liujie Xu 1, a, Shizhong Wei1,b, Guoshang Zhang2, Jiwen Li2, Xiangdong Ma1, Baozhu Dai2
1 Henan Engineering Research Center for Wear of Materials, Henan University of Science and Technology, Louyang 471039, China
2 School of materials science and engineering, Henan University of Science and Technology, Louyang 471003, China
awmxlj@126.com, bwsz@mail.haust.edu.cn
Keywords: Molybdenum, Composites, Al (NO3)3, Al2O3, Property
Abstract.
It is very important for the application of molybdenum in structural materials to research and develop new molybdenum alloys.
But ceramics exhibit poor toughness which restricts their application for structural materials.
Raw materials of experiment adopt analytically pure Al(NO3)3·9H2O (purity higher than 99.0%) and analytically pure MoO3 ( purity higher than 99.0%).
M.Molodets: High Pressure Res Vol. 25(2005), p211 [7] M.Nawa, T.Sekino and K.Niihara: Journal of Materials Science Vol. 29(1994), p3185 [8] Sheng-Chang Wang and Wen-Cheng J.Wei: Nanostructured Materials, Vol.10(1998), p983 [9] Liu Kaiqi, Pan Wei, Fan Zhenkun, et al.: Rare metal materials and engineering Vol. 36(2007), p238
It is very important for the application of molybdenum in structural materials to research and develop new molybdenum alloys.
But ceramics exhibit poor toughness which restricts their application for structural materials.
Raw materials of experiment adopt analytically pure Al(NO3)3·9H2O (purity higher than 99.0%) and analytically pure MoO3 ( purity higher than 99.0%).
M.Molodets: High Pressure Res Vol. 25(2005), p211 [7] M.Nawa, T.Sekino and K.Niihara: Journal of Materials Science Vol. 29(1994), p3185 [8] Sheng-Chang Wang and Wen-Cheng J.Wei: Nanostructured Materials, Vol.10(1998), p983 [9] Liu Kaiqi, Pan Wei, Fan Zhenkun, et al.: Rare metal materials and engineering Vol. 36(2007), p238
Online since: April 2009
Authors: Celia Silvestre, M.J. López-Tendero, Manuel Cruz-Yusta, Noelia Baeza, Celia Guillem, Stephanie San Juan, J. Manolo Lloris, Eduardo Tamayo
Most of the organic/inorganic hybrid materials are nanocomposite materials where the inorganic
part and the organic entities interact at molecular level at nanoscopic domain.
Experimental Materials.
European Polymer Journal 44 (2008) 3146-3155
Materials Science and Engineering C 6 (1998) 75-90
Sol-Gel Science: the physics and chemistry of sol-gel processing.
Experimental Materials.
European Polymer Journal 44 (2008) 3146-3155
Materials Science and Engineering C 6 (1998) 75-90
Sol-Gel Science: the physics and chemistry of sol-gel processing.
Online since: June 2012
Authors: Hai Long Wang, Rui Zhang, Huan Huan Guo, Bing Bing Fan, Jian Li, Ke Bao
Use the above SiC particles and CuSO4·5H2O solution as raw materials.
Wang, L.Gao, et al, Thermophysical, thermochemical behavior of Cu coated SiC composite particles, Journal of Inorganic Materials 20 (2005) 494-498
Wuhan University of Technology--Materials Science Edition 24 (2009) 888-891
Akamatsu, and K. keuchi, Microstructure of SiC/Cu interface by pulsed electric- current bonding, Materials Science Forum. 539-543 (2007) 3883-3887
Mu, Effect of Fe on the properties of Cu/SiCp composite, Journal of Materials Science. 43 (2008) 1318-1323
Wang, L.Gao, et al, Thermophysical, thermochemical behavior of Cu coated SiC composite particles, Journal of Inorganic Materials 20 (2005) 494-498
Wuhan University of Technology--Materials Science Edition 24 (2009) 888-891
Akamatsu, and K. keuchi, Microstructure of SiC/Cu interface by pulsed electric- current bonding, Materials Science Forum. 539-543 (2007) 3883-3887
Mu, Effect of Fe on the properties of Cu/SiCp composite, Journal of Materials Science. 43 (2008) 1318-1323
Online since: June 2012
Authors: Lu Jun
At the present, organic materials like foamed polystyrene board, polystyrene mortar, etc are widely used as the main thermal insulating materials in the external walls of buildings.
In comparison, the resources of inorganic materials are very ample in our country, and great progresses of inorganic thermal insulation materials in some critical problems make them the most likely substitute for organic heat-resisting materials in exterior walls.
Durability Inorganic heat-insulating materials like silicate, sulfur aluminate etc have the same material with the main structure of buildings.
Conclusions Sulfur aluminate heat insulating materials is a new generation high effective inorganic heat insulating materials developing from traditional foamed silicate heat insulating materials.
Journal of Zhejiang University of Science and Technology.2010.2:pp:120-124
In comparison, the resources of inorganic materials are very ample in our country, and great progresses of inorganic thermal insulation materials in some critical problems make them the most likely substitute for organic heat-resisting materials in exterior walls.
Durability Inorganic heat-insulating materials like silicate, sulfur aluminate etc have the same material with the main structure of buildings.
Conclusions Sulfur aluminate heat insulating materials is a new generation high effective inorganic heat insulating materials developing from traditional foamed silicate heat insulating materials.
Journal of Zhejiang University of Science and Technology.2010.2:pp:120-124
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Ping Chen, Lian Bao Kan, Chao Jia
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Online since: March 2020
Authors: Malak Abou El-Khair, Atef Daoud, Fatma Firouz
As composite materials are tailor made materials, the selection of the type of matrix, reinforcements and fabrication method depend mainly on the desirable properties according to the required applications [1].
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