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Microstructural Characterization of “New” 2.5D Woven Reinforcement Materials DianTang ZHANG1, a, Ying SUN1, b, Wei HAI1, c, Li CHEN1, d, Ning PAN1, 2, e 1 MEKL of Advanced Textile Composite Materials, Institute of Textile Composites, Tianjin Polytechnic University, Tianjin 300160, China 2 Fiber and Polymer Science Division of Textiles, Biological and Agricultural Engineering, The University of California at Davis, the United States of America a zhangdt787@126.com, b sunying@tjpu.edu.cn, c haiwei108@126.com, d chenli@tjpu.edu.cn, e npan@ucdavis.edu Keywords: Composites; 2.5D woven; Normal yarns reinforced; Geometry model; Fiber materials Abstract.
So, 2.5D woven fabrics with normal yarns acclaimed as “New” 2.5D woven reinforcement materials are becoming perfect reinforcement materials for carbon and ceramic matrix composites.
As mentioned above, there is no reference relating with the geometry model about normal yarns reinforced 2.5D woven materials.
, , , (3) Where T (tex) is yarn fineness. ρ (g/cm3) is the density of fiber materials.
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Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(51178196).
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The Effect of Materials on the Efficiency of the Spiroid Gearing Eva Riečičiarová1,a*, Jarmila Oravcová2,b 1,2Slovak University of Technology, Faculty of Materials Science and Technology, Institute of Applied Informatics, Automation and Mechtronics, Bottova 25, 917 24 Trnava, Slovak Republic aeva.rieciciarova@stuba.sk, bjarmila.oravcova@stuba.sk Keywords: spiroid gear, plastic materials, aluminum bronze, lubrication oil, efficiency Abstract.
Materials of the Spiroid Gears Materials of geared wheels of gearboxes.
Materials of gear worms of the spiroid gearbox.
Materials of spiroid gearbox wheels.
Due to its specific properties the plastic materials allow managing such operations in which the use of metallic wheels is inappropriate.

Aerogel is one of the best insulation materials with distinctive properties that can replace existing building insulation materials such as fibre glass and polyurethane.
Thermal insulation is a material or combination of materials that can retard the rate of heat flow by conduction, convection, and radiation.
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Influence of anvil geometry on stretching process of cylinder forging with materials properties in materials engineering Yonghua Li a, Jing Zhang b, Weiyi Liu c School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shenyang Ligong University, Shenyang 110159, China ayhlicn@163.com, bwszj1987@163.com, c liuweiyi67231@163.com Keywords: Anvil geometry; Finite element simulation; stretching.
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The erosion rate of ductile materials is peaked at a low incidence angle, while that of brittle materials is peaked at normal incidence.
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The experimental design of similar materials of coal In the testing of coaly similar materials, you need to consider the similarity, so you must first determine the various physical and mechanical parameters of coal, and in accordance with this parameter to select similar raw materials.
According to the selected raw materials ratio, all the formula tables were obtained.
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