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Preparation and properties of high-temperature wave-transparent materials chromic phosphate aluminum [J].Aerospace Materials &Technology, 2004, 34(2):29-31
Advances in high temperature wave-transparent materials research [J].Journal of Aeronautical Materials, 2002, 23(1):57-58
Carbon fiber/ceramic composite using aluminum phosphate with different P/Al molar rations [J].Journal of Material Science Letters, 2000, 19(7):557-560 [4] Xiaolan Hu, Guangming Zhu, Guozheng Liang.
Preparation of aluminum borate whisker reinforced Aluminum Phosphates wave-transparent materials [J].Chinese Science Bulletin, 2008, 53(13):1608-1610 [6] Xifeng Li.Principle and Analysis of the Wave-transparent materials[J].
SAMPE Journal,2001, 37 (5):53.

However, there has apparently been no research on the relation between tool wear and cutting performance of difficult-to-machine materials in high speed milling processing of high strength, high hardness materials.
Journal of Harbin university of science and technology,2011,16(6)
Research on wear modes and mechanism of carbide tools in high-speed milling of difficult-to-cut materials[J].
Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 2003, 143-144(1):458-463
Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 1997(68):262-274.

Ren, Preparation and characterization of double-MF shell microPCMs used in building materials.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2005. 97(5): p. 1755-1762. 2.
Journal of Materials Research, 2008. 23(12): p. 3153-3160. 7.
Zhang, Mechanical strength of microcapsules made of different wall materials.
Colloid and Polymer Science, 2005. 284(2): p. 224-228. 11.

This technique is especially interested in the teching-learning process of Materials Processing Technologies related disciplines.
These techniques are especially attractive in teaching Forming Technology and Materials Processing.
Engineering (Industrial Line) Engineering (Others) Bachelor (Science) Bachelor (Others) Fig. 1.
As study materials were taken aluminium alloys and organic matrix composites reinforced with carbon fiber.
In order to know the current status of their application in selected materials.

The application research of biological materials in meniscus injuries Peng feng Huo Environmental Management College of China, China email: tyxzhanghuan@163.com Keywords: Biological materials; meniscus; injuries; application Abstract.
Table 1 The type and experimental results of support material for Meniscus tissue engineering Material type Examples of materials experimental results Natural biological material Collagen type I Type I collagen meniscus support cells has good compatibility, but poorer mechanical properties Synthetic materials L-polylactic acid It has a good compatibility，and can be as carrier to undertake people fibrochondrocytes Nano-materials RGD-modified nano-structure polycaprolactone Nano-structured materials conducive to cell adhesion, proliferation and metabolism In recent years, the hyaluronic acid as a biodegradable bio-absorbable material and because of its high level of viscoelasticity, plasticity, permeability and good biocompatibility, therefore, it as medicinal materials in applications in the field of medicine has made remarkable progress.
With the rise of tissue engineering, bio-mechanics, genetic engineering, and materials science and other disciplines, it provides a new ways for treatment of meniscus injury.
Journal of Biomechanics, Volume 39, Issue 9, 2006, Pages 1686-1701
Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery, Volume 21, Issue 5, May 2005, Pages 515-525

Assessment on Environmental Friendly Characteristics of Smoked Bamboo Biomass for Building Materials PENG Wan-xia, XUE Qiu, WU Feng-juan, ZHANG Xu, ZHANG Zhong-feng School of Materials Science and Engineering, Central South University of Forestry and Technology, City Changsha, P.R.
Materials and Methods Materials and Methods.
Construction and Building Materials Vol.20(2006), p.648–656 [2] ZH.
Key Engineering Materials Journal,in press
Journal of Agricultural Science Yanbian University, Vol.26(2004), p.50-53 [5] H.

Bahavior of Composite Materials to Withstand Impact and Compressive Design Allowables Zhen Shen1 Shengchun Yang1 Puhui Chen2 1 Aircraft Strength Research Institute of China, Xi'an, 710065 , China 2 Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, 210016, China 1 shenzhen623@yahoo.com.cn 1shengchunyang@yahoo.com.cn 2phchen@pub.xaonline.com Keywords: Composite Materials; Material Evaluation; Damage tolerance; Damage Resistance; CAI Abstract.
Introduction CAI(Compression After Impact) values obtained by NASA (or SACMA) test standards usually are used as the very important index for material scientists to develop new composite systems and aircraft designers to select materials.
During the past 20 years CAI has been used to evaluate the behavior of composite materials to withstand impact.
Preliminary study on evaluation system of composite materials to withstand impact Recently Authors [2-5] carried out a lot of experimental study on the evaluation system of composite materials to withstand impact.
To be published in Journal of Composite Structures Vol 75, 2006 [5] Z.Shen, P.H.Chen, S.C.Yang.

The Effect of Fly Ash on TSA of Cementitous Material: Based on Three Years Results Benwan Liu 1, a, Changhui Yang1, Xiaobin Xang1, Linwen Yu1, b and Jing Zhang2 1 College of Materials Science and Technology, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400045, China 2 Zheng Yuan Engineering Quality Detection Limited Company, Chongqing 400023, China acoolstar000001@sina.com, byulw@cqu.edu.cn Keywords: Fly ash; TSA; Cement-based material.
The chemical compositions of materials were listed in Table1.
Specimens with 40% and 50% fly ash had worse effect on the resistance of cementitous materials to TSA.
[6] Ma Baoguo, Luo Zhongtao and Gao Xiaojian: Journal of Railway Science and Engineering.
[7] Ma Baoguo, Gao Xiaojian and Luo Zhongtao: Journal of Materials Science and Engineering, Vol.2(2006),p.230

Effect of Temperature and Frequency on the Acoustic Properties of Konjac Glucomannan-Agar Gels as Tissue Mimicking Materials Anis Nazihah MAT DAUD1,a,*, Md Supar ROHANI1,b and Rosly JAAFAR2,c 1Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, 81310 Skudai, Johor, Malaysia 2PhyKiR Research Group, Department of Physics, Faculty of Science and Mathematics, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris, 35900 Tanjong Malim, Perak, Malaysia aanisnmd@yahoo.co.uk, bmdsupar@utm.my, crosly@fsmt.upsi.edu.my Keywords: temperature, frequency, acoustic properties, konjac glucomannan-agar gels, tissue mimicking material, pulse echo immersion technique.
Introduction Tissue mimicking materials (TMMs) are materials that mimic the acoustic properties of human tissues [1–2].
Haisch, Acoustical properties of selected tissue phantom materials for ultrasound imaging, Physics in Medicine and Biology 52 (2007) N475–N484
Rohani, A computerized system based on alternative pulse echo immersion technique for acoustic characterization of non-porous solid tissue mimicking materials, Measurement Science and Technology 29 (2018) 45902
Jaafar, A computerized time domain and spectral analysis system for acoustic characterization of tissue mimicking materials, Journal of Physics: Conference Series 1083 (2018) 012016

The research of crack-tip field in damage materials is a very complex problem.
Bui and Ehrlachar present a simple damage model to study the fracture problem of elastic and elastic-plastic materials.
These works provide theoretical foundation to establish failure criterion for materials.
For the non-damage materials，则要求, they are requested, λ and μ are 为材料（无损伤时）的 Lame 系the Lamé coefficients of materials (no damage).
[4] Sun Q H, Cai Y H, Tang L Q: Journal of Harbin Engineering University, Vol.24 (2) (2003), p.192-197.