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Khor, “Production of Metal Matrix Composite Part by Powder Injection Molding”, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 108, (2001) p. 398-407
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Experimental Methods Materials: PP (homopolymer, melt-flow rate=2.3g/10min) was supplied as pellets by Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co., Ltd., China.
This is due to the degradation of carbonaceous materials, as well as the sublimation of phosphorus oxide.
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Lecomte-Beckers, Extrusion tests of 7075 aluminium alloy at high solid fraction, International Journal of Materials Forming, 2008: s1019-s1022
Wang, et al., Microstructure evolution of an ECAE-formed ZK60-RE magnesium alloy in the semi-solid state, Materials Science and Engineering A, 2009(506): 8-15
Coarsening of equiaxed microstructure in the semisolid state of aluminum 7075 alloy through SIMA processing, Journal of Materials Science, 2012, 47: 3544-3553
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Both methods of modification provide non-toxic, environmentally safe materials that are alternatives to tropical hardwoods.
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Experiment Materials and instrument Materials: lanthanum chloride (AR), copper chloride (AR), sodium hydroxide (AR) and potassium dihydrogen phosphate.
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In the literature various waste materials (eco-sustainable material) with good mechanical properties can effectively be used as alternative to the traditional materials, which is a step towards sustainability [4].
Materials and Methods Design of Artificial Lightweight Aggregates.
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Soluble salts may cause deterioration of porous materials, such as rocks and masonry materials, which leads to its surface degradation and structural damage.
They are the most frequently selected materials.
Charola, Salts in the deterioration of porous materials: An overview, Journal of the American Institute for Conservation 39(3) (2000) pp. 327-343
Terheiden, Diffusive and convective salt transport in building materials depending on pore solution concentration and moisture content, Journal of Building Physics 31(3) (2008) pp. 199-211
Rörig-Dalgaard, Further developments of a poultice for electrochemical desalination of porous building materials: minimization of side effects, Materials and Structures (2014) Article in press

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Van der Biest, Mechanical properties of Ti-6Al-4V specimens produced by shaped metal deposition, Science and technology of advanced materials, 10 (2009)
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Ji, et al., Influence of Nb addition on microstructural evolution and compression mechanical properties of Ti-Zr alloys, Journal of Materials Science & Technology, 69 (2021) 7-14
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