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Online since: January 2013
Authors: Hamid Nikraz, Amin Chegenizadeh
Other researchers (Nataraj and McManis, 1997; Al Wahab and El-Kedrah, 1995; Puppala et al., 2006; Miller and Rifai, 2004; Ozkul et al., 2007; Kumar Tabor, 2003) also reported similar results.
In contrast, other researcher such as Ozkul et al, 2007 reported not significant changes on compaction parameter by fiber inclusion.
Reference [1] AlWahab, R.M. and Al Quirma, H.H. (1995) Fiber Reinforced Cohesive Soils for Application in Compacted Earth Structures, Proceedings of Geosynthetics ’95, IFAI, Vol. 2, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, March 1995, pp. 433-476
[2] Al Wahab, R.
M., and El-Kedrah, M.
In contrast, other researcher such as Ozkul et al, 2007 reported not significant changes on compaction parameter by fiber inclusion.
Reference [1] AlWahab, R.M. and Al Quirma, H.H. (1995) Fiber Reinforced Cohesive Soils for Application in Compacted Earth Structures, Proceedings of Geosynthetics ’95, IFAI, Vol. 2, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, March 1995, pp. 433-476
[2] Al Wahab, R.
M., and El-Kedrah, M.
Online since: August 2008
Authors: Vitaly V. Kveder, Martin Kittler
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This is clearly seen from the EL spectra shown in Fig. 28.
EL at 1.5 µm caused by a dislocation network.
Ishikawa et al., MRS Proc.
Mchedlidze et al., 'Photonics West' to be held in San Jose, Jan. 2008, Proc.
This is clearly seen from the EL spectra shown in Fig. 28.
EL at 1.5 µm caused by a dislocation network.
Ishikawa et al., MRS Proc.
Mchedlidze et al., 'Photonics West' to be held in San Jose, Jan. 2008, Proc.
Online since: March 2020
Authors: Ahmed Hamed, Taha Mattar, Mamdouh Eissa, Omnia Ali, Abdelhakim Kandil
El-Shahat, T.
El Faramawy, M.F.
El-Shahat, T.M.
El Faramawy, T.
El faramawy, T.
El Faramawy, M.F.
El-Shahat, T.M.
El Faramawy, T.
El faramawy, T.
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Guang Ming Li, Ju Wen Huang, Ying An, Hao Chen Zhu, Xiang Shi, Fei Li
There were many kinds of metal elements in food residue including Al, Fe, Mg, Zn, Pb, Cr, Cd, etc.[17, 18] By pre-analysis we found that the amount of heavy metals such as Pb, Cr and Cd was very little, so we chose Al, Fe, Mg and Zn as parameters for food residue to determine the metal content.
The content of Al for each type of catering habits was under 4 mg/kg, except seafood restaurants.
Seafood restaurants got Al content of 9.62 mg/kg, much higher than the others.
El-Mashad, K.
El-Mashad, R.H.
The content of Al for each type of catering habits was under 4 mg/kg, except seafood restaurants.
Seafood restaurants got Al content of 9.62 mg/kg, much higher than the others.
El-Mashad, K.
El-Mashad, R.H.
Online since: March 2020
Authors: Bondan Tiara Sofyan, Inas M. Jauhari, Syarah Khayrun Nisa, Danny Taufik Bahar
Effects of Cu Addition on Age Hardening Response of Al-7Si-4Mg Alloys at 130 oC
aInas M.
For that, Al alloys are option to be the constituent material [2].
According to Syahid, et al. [4], hardness of Al-7Si-4Mg alloys increased as the content of Cu was greater.
It means that Cu does not play a significant role in precipitation process as also found in Syahid, et al. [4] and Zulfia et al. [9].
Kaufman, and E.L.
For that, Al alloys are option to be the constituent material [2].
According to Syahid, et al. [4], hardness of Al-7Si-4Mg alloys increased as the content of Cu was greater.
It means that Cu does not play a significant role in precipitation process as also found in Syahid, et al. [4] and Zulfia et al. [9].
Kaufman, and E.L.
Online since: February 2008
Authors: Hamid Belghazi, J.C. Labbe, Mohammed El Ganaoui
EL Ganaoui
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In [2], Haji et al. studied heat conduction in composites materials in finite dimensions by using Green's function.
For calculation of the effective thermal conductivity, we obtain by using the linear relation above (Eq. 24) km= 252 W.m-2.K -1, and by using Kanan et al model [11], km= 224 W.m2.K -1.
El-Adawi, M.A.
In [2], Haji et al. studied heat conduction in composites materials in finite dimensions by using Green's function.
For calculation of the effective thermal conductivity, we obtain by using the linear relation above (Eq. 24) km= 252 W.m-2.K -1, and by using Kanan et al model [11], km= 224 W.m2.K -1.
El-Adawi, M.A.
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Bao Jun Pang, Jin Cheng, Min Lin
Horz et al comprehensive studied the mesh bumpers[3-5].
A 3.97mm-diameter aluminium-alloy(AL 2017-T4) sphere was used as projectiles in the experiments.
The multi-layers aluminium-alloy(AL 5A06) meshes were used as the first layer bumper.
Reference [1] E.L.
Christiansen: AIAA. 90-1336 [2] E.L.
A 3.97mm-diameter aluminium-alloy(AL 2017-T4) sphere was used as projectiles in the experiments.
The multi-layers aluminium-alloy(AL 5A06) meshes were used as the first layer bumper.
Reference [1] E.L.
Christiansen: AIAA. 90-1336 [2] E.L.
Online since: March 2013
Authors: Xuan Liu, Jin Man Yan, Ren Wei Hu
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Driver et al [13] also considered the interaction, proposed the Eq.5 of shear strength of trapezoidal corrugated webs for the design in bridge girders:
We could take the Eq.6 provided by Elgaaly et al. to describe the inelastic shear buckling stress [14] when the elastic shear buckling stress exceeds 80% of the shear yield stress.
To consider of a smooth transition between the local elastic buckling strength, the global elastic buckling strength, and the yield strength, El-Metwally [15] provides the Eq.7 for the shear strength, then suggests using n=2 for trapezoidal corrugations
Jiho Moon et al [20] made the theoretical and finite element analysis of the lateral-torsional buckling of H-beam with corrugated web under uniform bending.
Ahmed salah El-Metwally is one of the earlist scholar who put forward this structure [24].
We could take the Eq.6 provided by Elgaaly et al. to describe the inelastic shear buckling stress [14] when the elastic shear buckling stress exceeds 80% of the shear yield stress.
To consider of a smooth transition between the local elastic buckling strength, the global elastic buckling strength, and the yield strength, El-Metwally [15] provides the Eq.7 for the shear strength, then suggests using n=2 for trapezoidal corrugations
Jiho Moon et al [20] made the theoretical and finite element analysis of the lateral-torsional buckling of H-beam with corrugated web under uniform bending.
Ahmed salah El-Metwally is one of the earlist scholar who put forward this structure [24].
Online since: October 2015
Authors: Eva Peterková, Radko Samek
Al-Qureshi´s [2] Mf equation is based on elastic ideally plastic material model without work hardening.
El Megharbel [3] has reflected Al-Qureshi´s theoretical approach and assumptions, nevertheless he introduce work hardening material model.
Al-Qureshi, Elastic-plastic analysis of tube bending, Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, January 1999, Volume 39, Issue 1, Pages 87-104.
El Megharbel, G.A.
El Nasser and A.
El Megharbel [3] has reflected Al-Qureshi´s theoretical approach and assumptions, nevertheless he introduce work hardening material model.
Al-Qureshi, Elastic-plastic analysis of tube bending, Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, January 1999, Volume 39, Issue 1, Pages 87-104.
El Megharbel, G.A.
El Nasser and A.
Online since: December 2003
Authors: P. Boudeville, M.P. Ginebra, Josep A. Planell, H. El Briak-BenAbdeslam, C. Mochales
El Briak-BenAbdeslam
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The same observation was reported by Avvakumov et al. [1] and Shuk et al. [2]. 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Volume of water added (ml / 15 g) Peak surface area HA αααα+ββββ-TCP Fig. 5.
El Briak-BenAbdeslam, C.
The same observation was reported by Avvakumov et al. [1] and Shuk et al. [2]. 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Volume of water added (ml / 15 g) Peak surface area HA αααα+ββββ-TCP Fig. 5.
El Briak-BenAbdeslam, C.