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When the collision occurred, the strain rate of materials is generally 103s-1.
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Introduction In recent years, the sandwich plate regarded as the most promising new type of lightweight and multi-functional materials, become a hot topic for many researchers[1].
Liu systematically analyzed elastic wave propagation characteristics of lattice material and got band gaps of lattice material by finite element method, but had no conclusion when the lattice material is sandwiched in two plates.
Band structure is obtained in Fig.7 using the same geometry parameters and material parameters as that in Fig.2(a).
Acknowledgements The authors are grateful to the support of the China National Science Foundation under Grant No.51178037 References [1] Yazheng Yang, Gialing Yang, Tao Zeng, Daining Fang, The research progress on lightweight porous material[J],CHINESE QUARTERLY OF MECHANICS,2007,28(4):503-516(In Chinese) [2] J.C.Wallach, L.J.Gibson, Mechanical behaviour of a three-dimensional truss material[J], International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2001,38:7181-7196 [3] V.S.Deshpanda, N.A.Fleck, M.F.Ashby, Effective properties of the octet-truss lattice material[J],Journal of the Mechanics and physics of Solids,2001,49:1747-1769 [4] Zhengyu Xue, John W.Hutchinson, Preliminary assessment of sandwich plates subject to blast loads[J],International Journal of Mechanical Sciences,2003,45:685-705 [5] F.X.Xin,T.J.Lu, Analytical modeling of wave propagation in orthogonally rib-stiffened sandwich structures: Sound radiation[J], Computers & Structures,2011,89(5-6): 507-516 [6] F.X.Xin, T.J.Lu
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However, the different materials with same particle size still had significant difference in the porosity, adsorption rate and hydraulic conductivity etc, the flow field distribution would be differently under the same operating conditions.
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The paper is based on non–linear finite element analysis of the blast wave effects on structures, caused by the detonation of explosive materials.
Dynamic response of a structure with and without elastomeric layers subjected to the shock wave produced by the detonation of high explosive materials is presented in this paper.
Introduction The problem of high explosives materials and the development of structures resistant to the shock wave has been very popular due to increasing terrorist activities in recent years.
Acknowledgement The research was carried out under a research grant from Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education.
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Currently the basic materials of Micro-turbine Engineering were nonmetal materials such as SiC, most of them are 2D or quasi-3D structures.
Currently the basic materials of micro gas turbine engineering were non-metallic materials such as SiC, and most of them are 2 dimensions or quasi-3 dimensions structures.
To analyze the performance of different materials, the two different materials were used for rotor and stator disks.
The reason is that the discharge gap is not the same in different voltage and materials.
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Some common materials are EN X38Cr13 (AISI 420 equivalent).
Both materials are suitable for injection molding without the need for further manufacturing processes.
M., The strain-rate and temperature dependence of the mechanical properties of polyetherketone and polyetheretherketone, Journal of Materials Science, Vol. 31, no. 6, pp. 1415–1423, 1996
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Materials based on films In2O3:Sn found commercial use as optical materials because of their high reflectance in infra red radiation and transmittance in visible spectrum.
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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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Influence of B2O3 on Phosphate Ion Released from SiO2-B2O3-P2O5-Na2CO3 Glass in Synthetic Seawater Nurul Fariha YUSOF1,a, Ku Halim KU BULAT1,b, Nur Azam BADARULZAMAN2,c, Mohd Al Amin MUHAMAD NOR1,d* 1School of Fundamental Science, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, 21030 Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia. 2 Engineering Materials Alliance (ENIGMA), Faculty of Mechanical Manufacturing Engineering, Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, 86400 Parit Raja, Johor, Malaysia a nurulfariha119@gmail.com, b keriang@umt.edu.my c azam@uthm.edu.my, d*al_amin@umt.edu.my Keywords: Phosphate ion, Synthetic seawater, Boron Abstract.
Materials and Method Synthetic Seawater Preparation. 41.95 g of seasalt (Sigma-Aldrich) was weighed and mixed with 1 litre of deionized water using 1 litre volumetric flask.
The mixing reagent grade raw materials, such as SiO2, B2O3, P2O5, and Na2CO3 were prepared for 100 g.
Da, A review on controlled release advanced glassy fertilizer, Global Journal of Science Frontier Research B Chemistry, 14 (2014) 1-13
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