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China a zuorong.chen@csiro.au, b yusw@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn Keywords: Smart materials; Electric properties; Mechanical properties; Adhesion; Friction Abstract.
The obtained results are useful for characterization of piezoelectric materials by micro-indentation and micro-friction techniques.
Introduction Instrumented indentation techniques have been widely used in micro-scale and nano-scale characterizations of piezoelectric materials [1-3].
Theoretical investigations of the electrical and mechanical responses during indentation of piezoelectric materials have been conducted by many researchers [4-10].
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Cement-free binding materials are a promising type of materials.
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Mestnikov, Thermal highly porous insulation materials made of mineral raw materials, IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. 71(1) (2015) 012014.

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Rashmi. , Waste tire rubber in polymer blends: A review on the evolution, properties and future, Progress in Materials Science 72 (2015) 100-140
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A cylindrical workpiece (Materials: Brass C3601) was rotated in a high speed and vibrated, and C#120, #240 finishing paper was used for this experiment.
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The microhardness test offers a simple and nondestructive tool for investigating the mechanical behavior of polymer materials.
The microhardness testing offers a simple and nondestructive tool for investigating the mechanical behavior of polymer materials [7, 8].
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Hardening Performance and Mechanism of Fluosilicate Surface Treatment Agent on Cement-Based Materials Xiao Liu1,a *, Jianan Guan1,b, Yunsheng Zheng2,c, Ziming Wang1,d, Heqing Shen1,e and Xiaowei Ren1,f 1College of Materials Science and Engineering, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing 100124, China 2State Key Laboratory of Solid Waste Reuse for Building Materials, Beijing 100041, China aliux@bjut.edu.cn, bjiananguan@yeah.net, czhengyunsheng@outlook.com, dwangziming@bjut.edu.cn, eshenheqing11@126.com, frxwvivi@163.com Keywords: Fluosilicate, Cement-based materials, Surface treatment, Hardening, Silicate.
The fluosilicate surface hardener exhibited better hardening effect than the silicate surface hardener for those matrix materials with different quality, especially for the matrix materials with low compactness.
Experimental Materials.
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The material removal is investigated in electrorheological (ER) fluid-assisted polishing of conductive materials.
This paper attempts to set up an analytical model for material removal in ER fluid-assisted polishing of conductive materials.
Principle of ER fluid-assisted polishing The principle of the ER fluid-assisted polishing of conductive materials is schematically shown in Fig.1.
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