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Materials Science and Technology, 2007, 15(3): 338-341
Materials Science and Technology,2007, 15(6): 786-788
Journal of Tsinghua University(Science and Technology),2000, 40(5): 13-15
Materials Science & Engineering A.2013,562,211-217
Large forgings materials and heat treatment[M].

In the past twenty years, materials research and development has shifted from monolithic to composite materials, adjusting to the global need for reduced weight, low cost, quality, and high performance in structural materials [1].The demand for new materials with higher specifications led to the concept of combining different materials in an integral-composite form.
Research efforts worldwide are beginning to focus on the possibility of utilizing agricultural waste as raw materials for the production of structural and non –structural composite materials [3].
Agricultural waste materials have become alternative raw materials for the production of composites.
The development of composite materials from agro waste will help bring about reduction in cost of materials and promote materials that are environmentally friendly.
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A GMR film consists of ferromagnetic granules embedded in nonmagnetic materials such as Cu-Cu film [1- 2, 7, 9, 10-11], Co-Ni film [3] and Co-Ag film [9].
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When the collision occurred, the strain rate of materials is generally 103s-1.
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Types of dangers, which are the main causes of injuries in construction: § collapse of structures - the walls of buildings, farms, scaffolding, wall trenches and pits; § fall from a height - materials, structures, faucets; § defeated people by electricity; § fires; § disease - from overheating and frostbite, eye damage, poisoning food and breathing, etc.
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Plasma surface modification is regarded as one of the cost effective surface treatment techniques for many materials including natural fibers.
The advantage of plasma modification is that surface properties and biocompatibility can be enhanced while the bulk attributes of the materials remain unchanged [6].
Experiments Materials and Methods.
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Xu, et al, International Journal of Machine Tool & Manufacture.
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Cheung: International Journal of Mechanical Sciences.
[7] Pengqiang Fu, Qiang Zhang, Feihu Zhang, Key Engineering Materials.

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