Sort by:
Publication Type:
Open access:
Publication Date:
Periodicals:
Search results
Online since: December 2012
Authors: Yan Bing Zhang, Chun Yu Ren, Xi Zhu
FGM eliminates the macro interface in traditional hierarchical composite materials, so it can be used to achieve some specific function[1].
In general, the design guideline of the FGM is to choose two materials with different properties, and continuously change the composition or structure of the two materials with a certain pattern, which makes the FGM physical parameter to change follow the corresponding pattern along a certain direction.
In this paper, we select two materials as given in Table 1 to form the FGM.
Acknowledgements Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China.
Batra: Composite Structures Vol. 80 (2007), p.539 [3] Huiw ZH and Xianj Zh: Journal of Southwest China Normal University Vol. 27 (2002), p.788 [4] Sang Hyuk and Duck Jong Suh: Polymer Vol.27 (1995), p.310 [5] Helmers L: Mater Sci Eng Vol. 80 (2007), p.539 [6] Loy C T and Lam K Y: International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, Vol.41 (1999), p.309 [7] Fan ZH and Qijin ZH: Polymer Bulletin Vol.1 (2000), p.33 [8] X H Wang and Li D P: Materials Science Forum Vol.42 (2003), p.341 [9] Mathematica official website, http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/, 2012.
In general, the design guideline of the FGM is to choose two materials with different properties, and continuously change the composition or structure of the two materials with a certain pattern, which makes the FGM physical parameter to change follow the corresponding pattern along a certain direction.
In this paper, we select two materials as given in Table 1 to form the FGM.
Acknowledgements Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China.
Batra: Composite Structures Vol. 80 (2007), p.539 [3] Huiw ZH and Xianj Zh: Journal of Southwest China Normal University Vol. 27 (2002), p.788 [4] Sang Hyuk and Duck Jong Suh: Polymer Vol.27 (1995), p.310 [5] Helmers L: Mater Sci Eng Vol. 80 (2007), p.539 [6] Loy C T and Lam K Y: International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, Vol.41 (1999), p.309 [7] Fan ZH and Qijin ZH: Polymer Bulletin Vol.1 (2000), p.33 [8] X H Wang and Li D P: Materials Science Forum Vol.42 (2003), p.341 [9] Mathematica official website, http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/, 2012.
Online since: February 2022
Authors: Jury V. Korovkin, Gennady Stepanov, Andrey Ja. Minaev, Hammat H. Valiev
Testing of Magnetoactive Elastomeric Composite Materials
Andrey Ja.
Mazlan, Recent progress on magnetorheological solids: materials, fabrication, testing, and applications, Adv.
Borin, Effect of particle concentration on ferrogel magnetodeformation, Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials. 377 (2015) 373-377
Odenbach, Initial magnetic susceptibility of the diluted magnetopolymer elastic composites, Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials. 431 (2017) 115–119
Series: Materials Science and Engineering. 862 (2020) 022062.
Mazlan, Recent progress on magnetorheological solids: materials, fabrication, testing, and applications, Adv.
Borin, Effect of particle concentration on ferrogel magnetodeformation, Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials. 377 (2015) 373-377
Odenbach, Initial magnetic susceptibility of the diluted magnetopolymer elastic composites, Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials. 431 (2017) 115–119
Series: Materials Science and Engineering. 862 (2020) 022062.
Online since: July 2015
Authors: H. Çimenoğlu, Nilgun Baydogan, U. Cancı Matur, Şengül Akyol
The effect of ionization radiation on the optical materials is promising in the radiation science and air and space science.
CIGS thin films are I-III-VI2 chalcopyrite semi-conductor materials which have a high absorption coefficient, low mass and flexibility.
Brunel, Solar Energy Materials Sol.Cells. 59 (1999) [12] M.
Davis, Electronic processes in non-crystalline materials, 2nd edn.
Cimenoglu, Journal of Sol-Gel Science Technology No. 6, Springer (2013), p. 620–627
CIGS thin films are I-III-VI2 chalcopyrite semi-conductor materials which have a high absorption coefficient, low mass and flexibility.
Brunel, Solar Energy Materials Sol.Cells. 59 (1999) [12] M.
Davis, Electronic processes in non-crystalline materials, 2nd edn.
Cimenoglu, Journal of Sol-Gel Science Technology No. 6, Springer (2013), p. 620–627
Online since: January 2017
Authors: Ying Li Zhu, Jian Yu Li, Gang Qi, Jun Zhang
Electrolyte materials.
Catalyst materials.
Electrode materials.
Catalyst materials.
Catalyst materials.
Catalyst materials.
Electrode materials.
Catalyst materials.
Catalyst materials.
Online since: June 2025
Authors: Alena Breznická, Ľudmila Timárová, Milan Jus, Pavol Mikuš
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part C: Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, 232(15), (2018) 2711-2722
The advances of tribology in materials and energy conservation and engineering innovation.
EDP Sciences, (2023) p. 01014
Tribology in materials processing.
Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 48(1-4), (1995) 503-515
The advances of tribology in materials and energy conservation and engineering innovation.
EDP Sciences, (2023) p. 01014
Tribology in materials processing.
Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 48(1-4), (1995) 503-515
Online since: October 2013
Authors: De Hua Wu
Its material flow process is that, mining resources flow in the production process as raw materials, and then products made from raw materials access to trading market.
After purchased and used by consumers, waste materials changed from products are released to the environment, while those generated in the production are directly discharged to the environment[4].
This industry converts waste materials generated during production and utilization into reutilizing resources and products, including two processes, firstly, wastes are converted into renewable resources, then renewable resources are processed into products[5].
Jilin University Journal Social Sciences Edition, 2006(5): 43~45(in Chinese)
Journal of Guangxi Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition) ,2009,45(3):33~37(in Chinese)
After purchased and used by consumers, waste materials changed from products are released to the environment, while those generated in the production are directly discharged to the environment[4].
This industry converts waste materials generated during production and utilization into reutilizing resources and products, including two processes, firstly, wastes are converted into renewable resources, then renewable resources are processed into products[5].
Jilin University Journal Social Sciences Edition, 2006(5): 43~45(in Chinese)
Journal of Guangxi Normal University (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition) ,2009,45(3):33~37(in Chinese)
Online since: May 2020
Authors: Xian Zheng Gong, Xiao Qing Li, Yu Liu, Li Wei Hao, Bo Xue Sun, Hua Long Chen
A Review on Water Footprint Research of Materials Industry
Hualong Chen1,a, Yu Liu1,2,b*, Xianzheng Gong1,c, Liwei Hao3,d, Boxue Sun1,e, Xiaoqing Li1,f
1National Engineering Laboratory for Industrial Big-data Application Technology, Beijing 100124, China
2Beijing University of Technology, the Key Laboratory of Advanced Functional Materials, Ministry of Education of China, Beijing 100124, China
3Beijing Building Materials Academy of Sciences Research / State Key Laboratory of Solid Waste Reuse for Building Materials, Beijing 100041, China
a2365993639@qq.com, b*liuyu@bjut.edu.cn, cgongxianzheng@bjut.edu.cn, dhlw717@126.com, esunboxue@bjut.edu.cn, flixiaoqing@bjut.edu.cn
Keywords: Water footprint; Sustainable utilization; Research progress; Accounting methods
Abstract.
Thirdly, the case studies on the water footprint of metallic materials, nonmetallic materials and chemical materials were reviewed to analyze its guidance significance on the sustainable development of water resources.
Water Footprint Application Research of Materials Products—Metallic Materials.
Water Footprint Application Research of Materials Products—Nonmetallic Materials.
Water Footprint Application Research of Materials Products—Chemical Materials.
Thirdly, the case studies on the water footprint of metallic materials, nonmetallic materials and chemical materials were reviewed to analyze its guidance significance on the sustainable development of water resources.
Water Footprint Application Research of Materials Products—Metallic Materials.
Water Footprint Application Research of Materials Products—Nonmetallic Materials.
Water Footprint Application Research of Materials Products—Chemical Materials.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Xiang Yu Li, Jiu Yin Pang, Xue Qin Li, Wei Qi, Jun You Shi, Ji Ping Zhang
Many different kinds of biomass materials are widely distributed rich [3] and have good biodegradability [4], also compared with synthetic polymer materials.
Through physical or mechanical processing [9], biomass materials will be directly made into all kinds of products; by polymer chemical reaction, the use of biomass materials can prepare the material [10] which have different structure and chemical properties; a kind of biomass materials with another kind of biomass material or synthetic polymer materials can also prepare the new material which has better quality by the method of composite or blend [11]; In the presence of catalyst and hot [12], the biomass material transform into smaller molecular weight of chemical raw materials, this is more than ten years gradually arisen a kind of biomass material utilization way.
[8] Lee S H,Teramoto Y,Shiraishi N.Journal of Applied Polymer Science,2000,77:2901
[15] He Weichang,Wang Tianmin.Materials review,2006,20(1):1
[19] Li Zhaojian.Journal of applied foundation and engineering science, 2006, 14(1):40
Through physical or mechanical processing [9], biomass materials will be directly made into all kinds of products; by polymer chemical reaction, the use of biomass materials can prepare the material [10] which have different structure and chemical properties; a kind of biomass materials with another kind of biomass material or synthetic polymer materials can also prepare the new material which has better quality by the method of composite or blend [11]; In the presence of catalyst and hot [12], the biomass material transform into smaller molecular weight of chemical raw materials, this is more than ten years gradually arisen a kind of biomass material utilization way.
[8] Lee S H,Teramoto Y,Shiraishi N.Journal of Applied Polymer Science,2000,77:2901
[15] He Weichang,Wang Tianmin.Materials review,2006,20(1):1
[19] Li Zhaojian.Journal of applied foundation and engineering science, 2006, 14(1):40
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Xiang Jun Yu, Zuo Xin Li, Ke Nan Shen, An Jun Wu, Shuang You
Zhang: Journal of Hydrodynamics.
Zhan: Journal of Hydrodynamics.
Zulehner: Lecture Notes in Computer Science.
Li: Advances in Materials Manufacturing Science and Technology XII Materials Science Forum.
Wui: Journal of Anshan University of Science and Technology.
Zhan: Journal of Hydrodynamics.
Zulehner: Lecture Notes in Computer Science.
Li: Advances in Materials Manufacturing Science and Technology XII Materials Science Forum.
Wui: Journal of Anshan University of Science and Technology.
Online since: August 2014
Authors: István Mészáros, János Ginsztler
A special AC magnetometer was designed and used for the magnetic measurements at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering of BUTE.
Mitra: Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Vol. 322 (2010) p 589
Gasparics: Materials Science Testing and Inf.
Ginsztler: Materials Science Forum Vols. 537-538 (2007) p. 419
Mészáros: Materials Science Forum Vols. 414-415 (2003) p 275.
Mitra: Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials Vol. 322 (2010) p 589
Gasparics: Materials Science Testing and Inf.
Ginsztler: Materials Science Forum Vols. 537-538 (2007) p. 419
Mészáros: Materials Science Forum Vols. 414-415 (2003) p 275.