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Determining Sheet Metal Hardening Curve by Laminated Specimen Haobin Tian 1,a, Dachang Kang2, and Jianping Lin 3 1 School of Mechanical Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China 2 School of Materials Science & Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China 3 School of Mechanical Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China a Haobint@hotmail.com Keywords: Hardening curve, laminated sheet sample, uniaxial compression test, plane strain compression test Abstract.
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For use in elastography, the tissue mimicking materials must exhibit the same material properties as that of the tissue being mimicked.
Gelatin materials suffer from several drawbacks.
The analysis involved employing ABAQUS as a solver including two different materials, Elastic and hyperelastic based on experimental data.
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Microscopic heterogeneity and macroscopic mechanical behavior of polycrystalline materials.
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Test Materials and Methods The purities of the alloy materials are 99.99 wt%, Si 99.999 wt%, and Cu 99.99 wt%.
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Multi-material: FGM Functional graded materials (FGM) are an advanced class of materials having unique qualities that vary spatially in a regulated way.
Using WAAM to deposit multiple materials, FGMs can be created with controlled material properties.
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When compared with the traditional materials, the advantages of composite materials are high strength, stiffness, lightweight, heat resistance, moisture resistance, chemical and corrosion resistance to aggressive environments, low thermal conductivity, and design flexibility.
The problem of monitoring the condition of composite material has become relevant to the development and widely used of composite materials.
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Methods and Materials DNA molecules from the plant Boesenbergia rotunda belonging to the ginger family were extracted.
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