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Nano-crystalline titanium dioxide materials are a subject of great interest for their improved physical and chemical properties in comparison with its bulk.
The sol-gel process successfully prepared uniform distribution of nanoparticles anatase TiO2 materials at 400˚C calcination temperature.
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"Effect of different amounts of surfactant on characteristics of nanoencapsulated phase-change materials."
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Study on Preparation and Refining Efficiency of Al-5Ti-1C Master Alloy Refiner Fuiwei Kanga, Yu Xiong, Xin Bai, Dongdong Zhang, Peng Liu, Tianlong Yang, Yicheng Feng School of Materials Science and Engineering, Harbin University of Science and Technology, Harbin 150040, China afuwei_kang@163.com Keywords: Al-5Ti-1C master alloy, refiner, microstructure.
The present work aims at preparing the Al-5Ti-1C master alloy by the melt reaction process which add the compacted mixture of titanium, aluminum and graphite powder into molten Al at different conditions, and evaluating its refining efficiency to purity aluminum. 2．Experimental procedure 2.1 Material preparation Commercial purity aluminum powder (99.8%, 200 grid), titanium powder (99.5%, 200 grid) and graphite powder (99.9%, 1200 grid) were used in the experiments as a source of titanium and carbon, respecitively.
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RUM is able to process complicated workpiece rapidly and it is fit for machining of all kinds of difficult to machine materials, especially glass, ceramic, and composite material.
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A maximum temperature of 650ºC was considered in both types of materials.
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Sports shoes materials can be divided into the upper and sole materials。
Most upper materials are chemical fiber materials, leather or synthetic leather；Besides the application of rubber in large range, sole materials conclude one foam material, two foaming materials and various types of TPU materials；Most of these materials are derived from the oil and other non-renewable resources, and they are very difficult to degrade .Green sports shoes design should minimize the use of non-renewable resources, and choose renewable resources instead[7].
With the development of science and technology, many new environment-friendly fabrics emerge in an endless stream, which provides a lot of new materials for shoe designer.
This design style is mainly reflected in the selection and application of materials, it pursuits of waste recycling or reusing, it mainly has 2 forms: (1) Take the waste materials as the main material for design consideration.
China Sport Science and Technology,2009,1:57-59

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International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture (2016)