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The vapor of the agent then affects the lightpath of the bonding elements.
The silica filler is usually adding to the epoxy, one of the thermosetting adhesions, for the lower properties of the curing shrinkage and the CTE [16].
Besides, the FBGs is a reliable and accurate sensor for measuring of the strain and temperature subjected to the central wavelength of FBGs with the positive linear proportional to the previous two factors.
This evidence enhances that the bonding adhesion has the curing shrinkage affecting the misalignment of the light path of optical elements.
By the optical fiber properties and the decreased stress in Fig. 6, the curing shrinkage of the filler/epoxy adhesion is about 0.05% at 60 oC.

The influence ANFC on the microstructure, mechanical and electrical properties of the composite was studied.
Porosity has strong effect on the mechanical properties, especially hardness [24].
Peille, Mechanical properties and short-term in-vivo evaluation of yttrium-oxide-partially-stabilized zirconia, J.
Fantozzi, Processing of yttria stabilized zirconia reinforced with multi-walled carbon nanotubes with attractive mechanical properties, J.
Fantozzi, Multi-walled carbon nanotube/nanostructured zirconia composites: Outstanding mechanical properties in a wide range of temperature, Compos.

Atomic scale modelling of materials: a prerequisite for any multi-scale approach to structural and dynamical properties Masahiko Matsubara1a, Massimo Celino2b, Philip S.
Introduction A growing research strategy in the area of condensed matter computer simulation is to model the properties of a given system by using a multiple step approach.
As a first step (part (a)), we shall recall our main results on the structural and dynamical properties of neutral Si-doped heterofullerenes.
Changes in the electronic properties of fullerenes caused by doping have the effect of creating new reactive sites.
[21] The expressions for all the partial structure factors in the Bhatia-Thornton form can be found in H.E.

The uniqueness and impact of this area is that it does not rely on specific material properties to achieve control of light; rather it relies on the engineering of subwavelength scale nano-structures and arrangements that will induce a strong light-matter interaction [1-2].
Such designs have been reported [5] to decrease radiative losses, leading to a cavity with higher Q-factor and improved transmission of the cavity mode.
The resonant mode quality factors (Q) are obtained from the fast-harmonic analysis which yields good accuracy results and high spatial resolutions with relatively short convergences temporal iterations needed.
The calculated Q factors of the cavity design is approximately Q = 2.8×104.
To ensure that the large area region of the doubly perturbative tip actuating mechanism does not affect the nanocavity, the length was chosen to be 1.5µm before linearly tapering the probe structure to a width of 2µm.

The tensile properties of SA508-Ⅲ steel at different strain rate.
Fig. 2 Metallographic microstructure of SA508-III steel Fig. 3 Stress - strain curves of SA508-Ⅲ steel with different strain rates at 350 ℃ Table 3 shows the tensile properties of SA508-Ⅲ steel with different strain rates at 350 ℃, and the Fig. 4 is drawn according to the data in Table 3.
Table 3 Tensile properties of SA508-Ⅲ steel with different strain rates at 350 ℃ ，s-1 ，MPa ，MPa ，% ，% 1×10-4 401.2 558.0 23.7 77.1 6×10-4 383.6 546.9 20.8 77.5 1×10-3 404.3 554.8 20.8 75.8 1×10-2 426.9 524.3 18.3 71.9 1×10-1 366.7 506.6 20.1 77.0 Fig. 4 Tensile properties of SA508-Ⅲ steel at different strain rates: (a) yield strength; (b) tensile strength; (c) reduction in area; (d) elongation SEM photographs of the fracture surface.
There are many factors affecting the dimple size, such as the density of the second phase, the plastic deformation of matrix and the strain hardening exponent.
[2] ASME, Boiler and pressure vessel code section III, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, New York, 1989

Among the key factors that affect the formation of metal oxides, which consequently influence the performance of thin film prepared via sol-gel method, are: pH of the reaction solution, hydrolysis ratio, type of solvent and reaction temperature.
Pongpom, Sol-gel preparation and properties study of TiO2 thin film for photocatalytic reduction of chromium (VI) in photocatalysis process, Sci.
Søgaard, Sol-gel reactions of titanium alkoxides and water: influence of pH and alkoxy group on cluster formation and properties of the resulting products, J.
Mohammadizadeh, Simultaneous improvement of photocatalytic and superhydrophilicity properties of nano TiO2 thin films, Chem.
Dionysiou, A comparative study on physicochemical properties and photocatalytic behavior of macroporous TiO2-P25 composite films and macroporous TiO2 films coated on stainless steel substrate, Appl.

As a result, size of grains was a predominant factor for high resistance at low applied load and/or sliding velocity, while hardness at higher applied load or velocity.
Mechanical milling(MM) and alloying(MA) were carried out for 12 hrs in 320 rpm using 304 stainless steel balls(Φ 6.35 mm) and container coated with pure Al.
Results and Discussion Microstructures and mechanical properties.
However, wear mechanisms, such as adhesion and abrasion etc, is known well to be obviously affected by microstructures.
Thus, in this work, wear tests were performed in more detail varying the factors of sliding distance, velocity and applied load to investigate the effects of grain size.

Some properties of the samples were evaluated in this paper.
In particular, P/M Al alloys can be commercially used as candidate materials for automobiles, electronics and aerospace applications because of their lightness and good mechanical properties [2].
Among them Al-Si alloys are the most interest materials for high strength structural components because they have low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) as well as high wear resistance and mechanical properties [3, 4].
The mechanical properties of Al-Si alloys are dependent on the volume fraction and size of the eutectic Si particles.
Dynamic pressure in the gas atomization process was an important factor to control the powder size.

ZnO thin film, as a promising piezoelectric material, possesses unique electrical, acoustical, and optical properties.
The electronic and acoustic properties of the SAWF were studied by radio-frequency network analyzer.
A rough surface would affect the polarization properties of the film and reduce the piezoelectric effect, then augment the insertion loss greatly [9].
When operating high frequency SAW devices, it requires better mechanical properties of piezoelectric film to endure the stress of electrodes engendered from SAW spreading and have good adhesion to the substrates.
The mechanical properties of the ZnO films were investigated by means of nanoindentation measurement and scratch testing on a MTS XP nanodenter system, equipped with the continuous stiffness measurement (CSM) option.

The mechanical property, moisture permeability and thermal insulation of finished products depend on the size and dosage of foam particles and adhesive consumption.
It also has the good property of rigidness and tenacity.
And tensile test, moisture-permeability test and thermal conductivity test on samples produced had been conducted to study the law of influences of crushed foam particle size, waste PU foam and adhesive on the mechanical property, moisture permeability and thermal insulation.
Tensile test, moisture permeability test and conductivity factor test are proceeded respectively in accordance with the relevant standards for experiments specified in test standards GB/T 21558- 2008.
Tests indicated that performance of insulated sandwich panel is affected by size and dosage of foam particles and dilute strength of adhesive.