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In this matter, four materials and five thicknesses have been chosen for the vehicle model and a total of twenty simulations have been conducted.
Therefore, 20 simulations have been conducted to study the effect of all these materials and thicknesses.
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Introduction Ultimate axisymmetric punching capacity of concrete slabs are problems related to the three dimensional stress state analysis and the failure properties of the brittle materials.
Among them, the twin-shear failure criterion has abilities to reflect the failure properties for all kinds of materials and take the other existing criteria as its one special case [3, 4].
Hill [20] had pointed out that the Harr-Von Karman’s perfect plastic assumption is not inconsistent with the materials.
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· Class 1: the depth of the scratch is less than 20 µm (for bare materials), or the cladding layer has not been trespassed
For clad materials, the base alloy exposed after scratch removal shall be less than 5% of the total area of the part to be considered as class 2
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Moreover, materials with high active surface area, nano-particle are more active compared to the same materials with larger particle sizes [14].
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Introduction Combining piezoelectric and piezomagnetic constituent, magnetoelectroelastic solids can take the advantage of each constituent and consequently have superior magnetoelectric effect as compared to conventional piezoelectric and piezomagnetic materials [1].
Over the years, a large amount of studies have been done in mechanics, materials science and physics fields [2-5].
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The development of a bamboo-based Nylon 66 composite through FSW involves a multidisciplinary approach, combining materials science, polymer processing, and welding technology.
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Journal of King Saud University-Science 32.1 (2020): 1130-1134
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance 30 (2021): 1221-1233