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Online since: January 2012
Authors: Ming Zhang, Zhi Guang Liu, Jian Yun Chen
Introduction
In numerical simulation of concrete, mesoscopic numerical model is more effective to reflect the inhomogeneity of material composition and the local properties of material damage in comparison with macroscopic model[1-3].
Beijing: Science Press,2003
Review on Micromechanics Studies of Concrete [J].Journal of China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, 2004 , 2(2): 124 -130
Mesoscopic Numerical Evolution Analysis of Concrete Damage Under Uniaxial Tension and Compression[J].Journal of Archi-tecture and Civil Engin- eering,2007,24(1):1-6
Henan Science,China 2002,20(6):634-637
Beijing: Science Press,2003
Review on Micromechanics Studies of Concrete [J].Journal of China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, 2004 , 2(2): 124 -130
Mesoscopic Numerical Evolution Analysis of Concrete Damage Under Uniaxial Tension and Compression[J].Journal of Archi-tecture and Civil Engin- eering,2007,24(1):1-6
Henan Science,China 2002,20(6):634-637
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Rui Gong, Guo Biao Lin, Zi Dong Wang, Hong Zhang, Lin Yang
Study on the Preparation of TiN Nano-Particles in a Solidified Low Alloy Steel
Guobiao Lina, Zidong Wangb, Hong Zhangc, Rui Gongd, Lin Yange
School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing 100083, China
alin571@163.com, bwangzd@mater.ustb.edu.cn, czhanghong@mater.ustb.edu.cn, dgongrui@163.com, eyanglin@163.com,
Keywords: centrifugal casting; TiN precipitates; low alloy steel; dispersed particles
Abstract.
Yang and S.H.Wang: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Maziasz: Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 367-370 (2007), p.48 [7] F.
Fourlaris: Materials Characterization Vol. 56(2006), p.214-226 [9] X.
Zhao: Journal of Iron and Steel Research, International Vol. 15(2008), p.57 [12] Stephen Liu and Fang-Chun Liao: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.A244 (1998), p 273 [13] X.
Yang and S.H.Wang: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Maziasz: Journal of Nuclear Materials Vol. 367-370 (2007), p.48 [7] F.
Fourlaris: Materials Characterization Vol. 56(2006), p.214-226 [9] X.
Zhao: Journal of Iron and Steel Research, International Vol. 15(2008), p.57 [12] Stephen Liu and Fang-Chun Liao: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.A244 (1998), p 273 [13] X.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Niyomwas Sutham, Kunyaporn Tepsuan
In these methods Fe and Al2O3 powders were used as starting materials.
These processes should be followed by a powder consolidation step to obtain bulk structural materials [1].
Jin: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Niyomwas: Songklanakarin Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 30(2), (2008), p. 227 [5] N.A.
Niyomwas: Songklanakarin Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 32(2), (2010), p. 175 [7] S.
These processes should be followed by a powder consolidation step to obtain bulk structural materials [1].
Jin: Materials Science and Engineering Vol.
Niyomwas: Songklanakarin Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 30(2), (2008), p. 227 [5] N.A.
Niyomwas: Songklanakarin Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 32(2), (2010), p. 175 [7] S.
Online since: October 2004
Authors: Sandra Piazolo, M.W. Jessell, P.D. Bons, L. Evans
The localization of deformation in recrystallizing materials is investigated via a series of
two-dimensional grain-scale numerical simulations.
Introduction The localization of deformation in geological materials is a widely studied phenomenon at all scales, from the formation of deformation bands within single grains, up to crustal scale shear zones [1,2,3].
Nevertheless, grain size increase during deformation is commonly observed in materials below their steady state grain size.
The two types of localization demonstrated by this simple system indicate the limitations of applying simple flow laws to natural materials, as even over very short time scales the material is undergoing cyclic deformation behavior.
Poirier, Shear localization and shear instability in materials in the ductile Field, Journal of Structural Geology 2 (1980) 135-142
Introduction The localization of deformation in geological materials is a widely studied phenomenon at all scales, from the formation of deformation bands within single grains, up to crustal scale shear zones [1,2,3].
Nevertheless, grain size increase during deformation is commonly observed in materials below their steady state grain size.
The two types of localization demonstrated by this simple system indicate the limitations of applying simple flow laws to natural materials, as even over very short time scales the material is undergoing cyclic deformation behavior.
Poirier, Shear localization and shear instability in materials in the ductile Field, Journal of Structural Geology 2 (1980) 135-142
Online since: December 2003
Authors: Günter Ziegler, Frauke Stenzel, Ulrike Deisinger
Journal Citation (to be inserted by the publisher )
Copyright by Trans Tech Publications
Development of Hydroxyapatite Ceramics with Tailored Pore Structure
Ulrike Deisinger1, Frauke Stenzel2 and Günter Ziegler1,2
1
Friedrich-Baur-Research Institute for Biomaterials, University of Bayreuth, 95440 Bayreuth,
Germany, e-mail: ulrike.deisinger@fbi-biomaterialien.de
2
BioCer EntwicklungsGmbH, Bayreuth, Germany
Keywords: hydroxyapatite ceramics, interconnecting porosity, slip casting, bone substitute
materials, rapid prototyping
Abstract.
Materials and Methods For producing the slurry the commercially available hydroxyapatite powder from Merck, Germany, was used.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) Green and sintering density values were determined with cast dense cylinders.
By using different types of polymeric pore models with diverse grades of porosity (50 to 96 vol%) and pore sizes (400 to 900 µm) as basic materials the pore structure of the bioceramic (undirected pores as well as defined pore channels) could be tailored according to the requirements of the specific implantation site.
Tian: Journal of Materials Science Vol. 36 (2001), p. 3061-3066 [5] M.
Materials and Methods For producing the slurry the commercially available hydroxyapatite powder from Merck, Germany, was used.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) Green and sintering density values were determined with cast dense cylinders.
By using different types of polymeric pore models with diverse grades of porosity (50 to 96 vol%) and pore sizes (400 to 900 µm) as basic materials the pore structure of the bioceramic (undirected pores as well as defined pore channels) could be tailored according to the requirements of the specific implantation site.
Tian: Journal of Materials Science Vol. 36 (2001), p. 3061-3066 [5] M.
Online since: December 2014
Authors: Zhen Zhong Hou, Qing Hao Yang, Lin Tao Yang, Deng Pan Dong, Zhong Yi Tu
The notion of defects in PPy bulk material has never been demonstrated before.
Gu, et al: Progress in Polymer Science, Vol.36 (2011) No.10, p.1415 [2]Dhibar S., Sahoo S.
:Journal of Applied Polymer Science.
Wan: Journal of Materials Chemistry, Vol.11 (2001) No.2, p.404 [16] J Bhadra, D Sarkar: Indian Journal of Physics, Vol.84 (2010) No.10, p.1321 [17] A.
Caruso: Advanced Materials, Vol.13 (2001) No.1, p. 11.
Gu, et al: Progress in Polymer Science, Vol.36 (2011) No.10, p.1415 [2]Dhibar S., Sahoo S.
:Journal of Applied Polymer Science.
Wan: Journal of Materials Chemistry, Vol.11 (2001) No.2, p.404 [16] J Bhadra, D Sarkar: Indian Journal of Physics, Vol.84 (2010) No.10, p.1321 [17] A.
Caruso: Advanced Materials, Vol.13 (2001) No.1, p. 11.
Online since: September 2015
Authors: Fabian Ritz, Stephan A. Kovacs, Tilmann Beck
Kovacs and Fabian Ritz1,b
1Institute of Materials Science and Engineering (WKK), University of Kaiserslautern,
P.O.
Yang, Factors influencing the GBF size of high strength steels in the very high cycle fatigue regime, Materials Science and Engineering: A, In Press, Corrected Proof (2010)
Weng, Relationship among fatigue life, inclusion size and hydrogen concentration for high-strength steel in the VHCF regime, Materials Science and Engineering: A, 527 (2010) 559-564
Sakai, Review and Prospects for Current Studies on Very High Cycle Fatigue of Metallic Materials for Machine Structural Use, International Journal of Fatigue, 3 (2009) 425-439
Stanzl-Tschegg, Ultrasonic Fatigue, Encyclopedia of Materials: Science and Technology, Second Edition (2001) 9444-9449
Yang, Factors influencing the GBF size of high strength steels in the very high cycle fatigue regime, Materials Science and Engineering: A, In Press, Corrected Proof (2010)
Weng, Relationship among fatigue life, inclusion size and hydrogen concentration for high-strength steel in the VHCF regime, Materials Science and Engineering: A, 527 (2010) 559-564
Sakai, Review and Prospects for Current Studies on Very High Cycle Fatigue of Metallic Materials for Machine Structural Use, International Journal of Fatigue, 3 (2009) 425-439
Stanzl-Tschegg, Ultrasonic Fatigue, Encyclopedia of Materials: Science and Technology, Second Edition (2001) 9444-9449
Online since: April 2012
Authors: Suzana Yusup, Sohail Ahmed, Anita Ramli
A hexagonal pore structure was found in the synthesized materials by HRTEM analysis, which confirms that the synthesized materials are MCM-41.
Materials and Methods Materials.
Hexagonal pore structure present in synthesized materials observed by HRTEM, which confirms that the synthesized materials are MCM-41.
Kemner: Science Vol. 276 (1997), p. 923 [7] T.
Su: International Journal of Inorganic Materials Vol. 3 (2001), p. 75 [18] I.V.
Materials and Methods Materials.
Hexagonal pore structure present in synthesized materials observed by HRTEM, which confirms that the synthesized materials are MCM-41.
Kemner: Science Vol. 276 (1997), p. 923 [7] T.
Su: International Journal of Inorganic Materials Vol. 3 (2001), p. 75 [18] I.V.
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Xu Man Wang, Cai Ning Zhang
However, all of them present some disadvantages, low decolorization rate and second pollution of adsorbing materials for water body[2].
It is imminent to empolder new waste water treatment materials possess high performance and environmental friendly character.
Materials and methods Materials and reagents.
Bhanu, “Biodegradable Polymers for the Environment”, Science, vol297, issue2, 803-807, 2002 [4] T.
Bhudeb, “Flocculation : A New Way to Treat the Waste Water”, Journal of Physical Sciences, vol10, issue5, 93-127, 2006 [5] D.A.
It is imminent to empolder new waste water treatment materials possess high performance and environmental friendly character.
Materials and methods Materials and reagents.
Bhanu, “Biodegradable Polymers for the Environment”, Science, vol297, issue2, 803-807, 2002 [4] T.
Bhudeb, “Flocculation : A New Way to Treat the Waste Water”, Journal of Physical Sciences, vol10, issue5, 93-127, 2006 [5] D.A.
Online since: August 2015
Authors: Surangsee Dechjarern, Thanapat Sangkharat
The error of predicted force is 6.5% due to the assumption of isotropic material.
Choi A lower upper-bound solution for shear spinning of cones, International Journal of Mechanical Sciences (2003)
Klimmek, Numerical investigation on dynamic effects during sheet metal spinning by explicit finite-element-analysis, Journal of Materials Processing Technology (2006)
[4] Lin Wang and Hui Long, A study of effects roller path profiles on tool forces and part wall thickness variation in conventional metal spinning, Journal of Materials Processing Technology (2011)
Ma, 3D FEM analysis of influence of roller feed rate on forming force and quality of cone spinning, Journal of Materials Processing Technology (2007)
Choi A lower upper-bound solution for shear spinning of cones, International Journal of Mechanical Sciences (2003)
Klimmek, Numerical investigation on dynamic effects during sheet metal spinning by explicit finite-element-analysis, Journal of Materials Processing Technology (2006)
[4] Lin Wang and Hui Long, A study of effects roller path profiles on tool forces and part wall thickness variation in conventional metal spinning, Journal of Materials Processing Technology (2011)
Ma, 3D FEM analysis of influence of roller feed rate on forming force and quality of cone spinning, Journal of Materials Processing Technology (2007)