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In recent decades the growing need for strengthening and retrofitting existing structures has led to the development of innovative strengthening materials.
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The FRMC materials employed in this study were commercially available from a single manufacturer.
G&P Intech of Altavilla Vicentina, Italy, is gratefully acknowledged for providing the FRCM composite materials.
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It can deep into materials without destroying samples, with advantages such as rapid, accurate and high resolution.
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Multi-layer soil resistivity profile shows more accuracy to obtain near surface soil characteristics including the types of soil and rocks, and to detect anomalous materials in soil profile.
Acknowledgements This research is sponsored by Research Project of Science Fund No. 01-01-02-SF0681 from Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of Malaysia.
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Experimentals 2.1 Materials The experiments were conducted using 3 types of polymer : silk, gelatin, and chitosan.
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Design of WLAN anti - interference λ / 4 -absorber's parameters in 4G era ZHAO Hui-chao 1 HAO Wan-jun2* YI Ying-ying 3 DONG Yi-feng 4 WU Fan 5 WANG Ming-ming 6 CHEN dong-wei 7 (College of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering Hainan University, Ministry of Education Key of Laboratory of Application Technology of Hainan Superior Resources Chemical Materials, Haikou, 570228 P.R.China ) Email : hwj8899@163.com; (* corresponding author) Keywords : WLAN anti -interference; λ/ 4 type dielectric absorber; parameters ; Design Abstract : The problem of WLAN anti -interference has become an important issue that affects the application.
As WLAN generally is used in indoor construction, the protective material is best to use ordinary building materials with easy preparation and low cost [10,11].
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Fig.1 Consumption of diamond 2 Diamond cutting tool materials and preparation technology 2.1 Diamond cutting tool materials According to the preparation methods of diamond, diamond cutting tool materials can be divided into natural diamond, synthetic single crystal diamond, and synthetic polycrystalline diamond (PCD) and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) diamond.
With the continuous development of science and technology, preparation techniques of diamond material have become increasingly sophisticated.
Synthetic diamond of large single crystal and nanometer diamond films are two new materials.
Nanometer diamond simultaneously has properties of nanometer materials and diamond materials, and as a tool coating material, it can improve efficiency and extend tool life.
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