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Ramamurty, Effect of aging on mechanical behavior of single crystal Cu–Al–Ni shape memory alloys, Materials Science and Engineering: A, 454-455 (2007) 492-499
Van Humbeeck, Non-medical applications of shape memory alloys, Materials Science and Engineering: A, 273–275 (1999) 134-148
Namba, Microstructure and mechanical properties of neutron irradiated TiNi shape memory alloy, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 271–272 (1999) 106-110
Sugakov, Gamma-irradiation effect on heterogeneous short-range order in Fe+12 at.% Al alloy, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 279 (2000) 162-166
Noda, Research on plasma-facing component materials, Journal of Nuclear Materials, 233–237, Part 1 (1996) 771-775

This paper uses the finite element analysis software for simulation modeling and analysis with titanium alloy as materials, and carries out a research on the effect of edge radius in micro-cutting and burr formation.
According to the burr formation theory proposed by Hashimura[4], Fig.3 shows eight stages in the burr formation process of ductile materials.
Stage 6 describes crack initiation for ductile materials.
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Introduction Lightweight soil generally refers to the engineering materials with density less than that of natural soil.
Test materials The main raw materials used in the analysis are sludge, lightweight material, cement and water, etc.
Proceedings of the International Workshop on Lightweight Geo-Materials[C], Tokyo: Japan, 2002, 1-16 [2] Horiuchi S, Uchiyama N, Odawara T,K Yasuhara.
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Experimental Investigations on Capabilities of Resistance Spot Welding and MIG Brazing for Producing Corrugated Beams Using Galvanized Steel Sheets RADU Bogdan1,a*, UNGUREANU Viorel2,3,b, BOTH Ioan2,c, BURCĂ Mircea1,d, BENZAR Stefan2,e, DUBINĂ Dan2,3,f 1University Politehnica Timisoara, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Timisoara 300222, bd.
This paper summarized the research work carried out by a team from Department of Steel Structures and Structural Mechanics, together with Department of Materials Science and Engineering, from University Politehnica Timisoara, which tried to determine the possibility to use welding for obtaining built-up cold-formed steel beams made of corrugated galvanized steel sheets (grade S350GD+Z).
However, the main advantage of MIG brazing is the low temperature developed in the electric arc, which is lower than the fusing temperature of the base materials (galvanized steel grade S350GD+Z used in our investigations), the filler material, by capillarity fills the gap between the base materials and creates the brazed joint.
There were a very small number of samples the fail by an interfacial fracture between the two materials.
Pimenta, “Influence of shielding gases and process parameters on metal transfer and bead shape in MIG brazed joints of the thin zinc coated steel plates”, Materials & Design, vol. 27 (5), 381-390, 2006 [4] N.

Experimental Materials.
Ahmad: Australian Journal of Applied Science, 4 (2010) 665‒672
Abdullah, and M .Volk: Journal of Composite Science and Technology, 70 (2010) 840–846
Paridah, and H.M.D Zaman, Materials and Design, 27 (2006) 391‒6
Zainudin: Materials and Design, 40 (2012) 299‒303

The stress concentration sensitivity of structural materials is primarily determined by their properties, theoretical stress concentration factor, the size of the objects under investigation, loading conditions [2].
Assessment of the effect of stress concentration on the fatigue resistance of structural materials under asymmetrical loading[J].
Strength of Materials, 2013, 45(1):82-92 [3]Y H Zhang.The Design and Application of Welded Structures[M].
International Journal of Fatigue, 26 (2004) 1217-1224
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2011 (80-81): 807-811

Across the globe, the energy landscape is fast changing due to advancements in semiconductor materials, widespread application of artificial intelligence, wireless communication systems, and cybersecurity protocols.
[5] O.E., Olabode, D.O., Akinyele, O.K., Akinde, F.K., Ariyo, M.O., Okelola, Challenges, prospects and application of grid integration with photovoltaic systems in Sub-Sahara African countries” being a Chapter in a book titled “Photovoltaic Materials: Synthesis, Characterizations, and Applications.
Raji, Impact of integrating type-1 distributed generation on distribution network using modified genetic algorithm and voltage stability index: a technical and cost–benefit analysis approach, Journal of Engineering and Applied Science, 71(2024), 222
,Vijayan, Power quality enhancement in microgrid, Applied Mechanics and Materials, 573(2014) 668–672
Pissanidis, Technology and applications of wide bandgap semiconductor materials: current state and future trends, Energies, 16(2023) 6689

Wang: Materials Today Vol. 7 (2004), p. 26
Rusop: Malaysian Journal of Science Vol. 28 (2009), p. 197
Wang: Materials Science and Engineering Reports Vol. 64 (2009), p. 33
Jimbo: Materials Science and Engineering B Vol. 127 (2006), p. 150
Li: Materials Letters Vol. 61 (2007), p. 4362

Ebert: Materials Science and Engineering A Vol. 302 (2001), p. 37 [2] E.
Eliezer: Journal of Materials processing Technology Vol.117 (2001), p.381 [3] A.
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Yeon: Materials Transaction Vlo.44 (2003), p. 917 [12] Y.

Recently, bismuth oxyhalides (BiOX, X= Cl, Br, I), as a kind of semiconductor materials of groupⅤ-Ⅵ-Ⅶ, have attracted extensive concern of people owing to their unique properties and potential applications[7].
Experimental procedures Materials.Methylene orange (MO) were chemical pure grade and were used without any further purification.
Poulios et al.: Journal of Hazardous materials Vol. 136(2006), p. 85–94
Ingler Jr: Science Vol. 297(2002), p. 2243–2245
Matthews: Journal of Catalysis Vol. 111(1988), p. 264-272