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Online since: April 2012
Authors: Shan Dan Zhou, Li Ming Hu, Xiao Dong Ouyang
The Biological materials energy stays at the top of renewable resources.
The Chinese Government and relevant departments attach great importance to the use of Biological materials energy and the National Science and Technology Commission has taken the research and application of Biological materials energy technology as a key research project in continuous three national five-year plans.
Development of Biological materials energy mainly uses the biogas technology, Biological materials pyrolysis gasification technology and biomass liquid fuel technology and so on.
Development measures of Biological materials energy Based on the prospects for the development of Biological materials energy, we put forward the following measures.
Size distributions of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons-gas/particle Partitioning to urban aerosols[J].Journal of Aerosol Science,1999,30:759~770
The Chinese Government and relevant departments attach great importance to the use of Biological materials energy and the National Science and Technology Commission has taken the research and application of Biological materials energy technology as a key research project in continuous three national five-year plans.
Development of Biological materials energy mainly uses the biogas technology, Biological materials pyrolysis gasification technology and biomass liquid fuel technology and so on.
Development measures of Biological materials energy Based on the prospects for the development of Biological materials energy, we put forward the following measures.
Size distributions of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons-gas/particle Partitioning to urban aerosols[J].Journal of Aerosol Science,1999,30:759~770
Online since: July 2016
Authors: Yi Min Xie, Jian Hu Shen, Hong Qi Tian, Xin Ren, Arash Ghaedizadeh
Lakes, Journal of Materials Science, 27 (1992) 4678-4684
Lakes, Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology, 118 (1996) 285-288
Evans, Journal of Materials Science, 32 (1997) 5945-5953
Park, Journal of Materials Science, 23 (1988) 4406-4414
Jeulin, Computational Materials Science, 64 (2012) 57-61
Lakes, Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology, 118 (1996) 285-288
Evans, Journal of Materials Science, 32 (1997) 5945-5953
Park, Journal of Materials Science, 23 (1988) 4406-4414
Jeulin, Computational Materials Science, 64 (2012) 57-61
Online since: February 2013
Authors: Xue Jiang
The material basis of material or human survival, nanomaterial, materials, energy, functional materials, bio-materials and environmental materials, for the discovery and use of a new material will the development of human civilization to a new level.
The materials can be divided into natural materials and synthetic materials.
Paper materials are simple, but the material effect is rich.
Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials;1986;61:48-60 [7] Yang E, Li L M and Chen X.
Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials; 2007; 312:72-77
The materials can be divided into natural materials and synthetic materials.
Paper materials are simple, but the material effect is rich.
Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials;1986;61:48-60 [7] Yang E, Li L M and Chen X.
Journal of magnetism and magnetic materials; 2007; 312:72-77
Online since: April 2019
Authors: Fábio J.P. Simões, Diana A. Fonseca
Recycling is, thus, the last step on a materials loop, in the perspective of CE.
From a different perspective, composite materials may provide a significant way to decrease material waste.
Local materials and waste management The decentralization of production could lead to the decentralization of materials supply chains.
In: JOURNAL OF PROGRESS IN MATERIALS SCIENCE 72 (2015), pp. 100-140.
In: International Journal of Material Forming (June 2017). issn: 1960-6214. doi: 10.1007/ s12289- 017-1364-5
From a different perspective, composite materials may provide a significant way to decrease material waste.
Local materials and waste management The decentralization of production could lead to the decentralization of materials supply chains.
In: JOURNAL OF PROGRESS IN MATERIALS SCIENCE 72 (2015), pp. 100-140.
In: International Journal of Material Forming (June 2017). issn: 1960-6214. doi: 10.1007/ s12289- 017-1364-5
Online since: April 2013
Authors: S. Bergheul, A. Benkhedda, B. Boukert
Analysis of Transient Hygrothermal Ageing analysis of Hybrid Composite Materials in Asymmetric Environments
B.Boukert1, *, A.Benkhedda2, *, S.Bergheul3, *
*Laboratoire des sciences aéronautique, département d’aéronautique.
Summary The polymer matrix composite materials are suitable materials for aeronautical and aerospace applications because of their high specific properties.
International Journal of Materials end Design, vol. 28.
Advanced Composite Materials-Environmental Effects,’’ ASTM STP 658; 1978, pp 98–120
International Journal of Applied Composite Materials, vol. 10(1).
Summary The polymer matrix composite materials are suitable materials for aeronautical and aerospace applications because of their high specific properties.
International Journal of Materials end Design, vol. 28.
Advanced Composite Materials-Environmental Effects,’’ ASTM STP 658; 1978, pp 98–120
International Journal of Applied Composite Materials, vol. 10(1).
Online since: November 2016
Authors: Aswathy Komalan, Dhanya Krishnan
In general, these materials exhibit certain amount of scatter in their properties due to different factors.
Recently, a class of composite materials viz., FGMs has drawn much attention in many engineering applications.
The mechanical response of systems depends on external stimuli and the materials used for their fabrication.
[6] Ramu I, Mohanty S.C, Modal analysis of functionally graded material plates using Finite element method, Procedia Materials Science. 6 (2014), 460-67
[12] Mohammad Azadi, Free and forced vibration analysis of FG beam considering temperature dependency of material properties, Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology. 25 (1) (2011) 69-80.
Recently, a class of composite materials viz., FGMs has drawn much attention in many engineering applications.
The mechanical response of systems depends on external stimuli and the materials used for their fabrication.
[6] Ramu I, Mohanty S.C, Modal analysis of functionally graded material plates using Finite element method, Procedia Materials Science. 6 (2014), 460-67
[12] Mohammad Azadi, Free and forced vibration analysis of FG beam considering temperature dependency of material properties, Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology. 25 (1) (2011) 69-80.
Online since: May 2022
Authors: Nahla Alhazmi
Free Vibration Analysis of Anisotropic Composite Materials of a
Fixed-Wing
Nahla Alhazmi*
Center of Excellence for Aeronautics & Astronautics, National Center for Composite and High-Performance Materials
Materials Science Research Institute,
King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology,
Riyadh, 11442, Saudi Arabia
*Correspondence: nalhazmi@kacst.edu.sa
Keywords: Vibration; Natural frequencies; Composite; Dynamic behavior; Deformation.
Nowadays, the availability of composite materials and their acceptable manufacturing cost, in addition to their high strength-to-weight ratio, has shifted the use of the materials from metal alloys to composite materials in the aircraft industry.
Wing Materials and Properties Three different composite materials with anisotropic properties have been used as the wing materials for comparison with the metal alloys aluminum alloy AL2024 and 7075-T6.
Materials , 13, 2213. 2020
Öncü, Properties of FRP materials for strengthening, Int.
Nowadays, the availability of composite materials and their acceptable manufacturing cost, in addition to their high strength-to-weight ratio, has shifted the use of the materials from metal alloys to composite materials in the aircraft industry.
Wing Materials and Properties Three different composite materials with anisotropic properties have been used as the wing materials for comparison with the metal alloys aluminum alloy AL2024 and 7075-T6.
Materials , 13, 2213. 2020
Öncü, Properties of FRP materials for strengthening, Int.
Friction and Wear Characteristics of Cu-Based P/M Brake Friction Materials with Addition of Fe and C
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Mohd Asri Selamat, M.F. Ismail, Z.J. Rusila, Talib Ria Jaafar
Friction and Wear Characteristics Cu-based P/M Brake Friction Materials with Addition of Fe and C
1,2,aR.J.
Introduction Powder metallurgy (P/M) friction materials are normally classified into three types; namely Cu-based, Fe-based and Cu-Fe-based materials [1].
Cu-based P/M friction materials were prepared and the effects of Fe and C friction components on the COF and wear behaviors of the materials were studied and discussed in this work.
Ariff, Wear Mechanism of TiN , TiAlN and TiCN Coated Drills During Drilling of Carbon Steel Journal of Physical Science, Vol 18(1) 2007, 75-85
Azhari, Microstructural characteristics on the surface and subsurface of semimetallic automotive friction materials during braking process Journal of Materials Processing Technology 140 (2003) 694–699
Introduction Powder metallurgy (P/M) friction materials are normally classified into three types; namely Cu-based, Fe-based and Cu-Fe-based materials [1].
Cu-based P/M friction materials were prepared and the effects of Fe and C friction components on the COF and wear behaviors of the materials were studied and discussed in this work.
Ariff, Wear Mechanism of TiN , TiAlN and TiCN Coated Drills During Drilling of Carbon Steel Journal of Physical Science, Vol 18(1) 2007, 75-85
Azhari, Microstructural characteristics on the surface and subsurface of semimetallic automotive friction materials during braking process Journal of Materials Processing Technology 140 (2003) 694–699
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Jin Hu, Xiao Qin Zhu, Jing Hua Chang, Hai Yang Ni, Ting Zhou Li, Wei Huan Li
Since energy storage with phase change materials is an effective means of energy saving or conservation in buildings, its investigation and applications have received more and more during the recent years.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by China National Natural Science Foundation (51066001) and the Talent Cultivation Foundation of Kunming University of Science and Technology (2010-010).
Vol.1(2009), p43 [3] S.Li, H.Zhao, J.N.Zhao, et al: Journal of Tianjin University (in Chinese).
Vol.29(2010), p.62 [5] G.Q.Zhang and C.G.Gong: Journal of Refrigeration(in Chinese).
Journal of Distributed Generation and Alternative Energy.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by China National Natural Science Foundation (51066001) and the Talent Cultivation Foundation of Kunming University of Science and Technology (2010-010).
Vol.1(2009), p43 [3] S.Li, H.Zhao, J.N.Zhao, et al: Journal of Tianjin University (in Chinese).
Vol.29(2010), p.62 [5] G.Q.Zhang and C.G.Gong: Journal of Refrigeration(in Chinese).
Journal of Distributed Generation and Alternative Energy.
Online since: February 2012
Authors: Yue Bin Xiao, Xue Jiao Zhou, Lei Cao, Ya Gao, Da Liu, Ming Yuan, Wen Tang Xia
Recovery of copper and cobalt from spent aerospace material with pollution-free oxidant
Yuebin Xiaoa, Xuejiao Zhoub, Lei Caoc, Ya Gaod, Da Liue, Ming Yuanf, Wentang Xiag
School of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Chongqing University of Science and Technology, Chongqing 401331, China
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Keywords: copper; cobalt; pollution-free oxidant; spent aerospace material
Abstract: The acid leaching of spent aerospace material with pollution-free oxidation is discussed.
Spend aerospace material used in this work collected from an aerospace material company.
Once at this temperature, 50 g of spent aerospace materials were added with addition of 0.027 mol·L-1·min-1 of pollution-free oxidation.
Qi: Journal of Changchun University of Science and technology Vol. 30 3 (2000), p.310-312.
Yang: Journal of Metal in China Vol. 36 (2010), p16-17.
Spend aerospace material used in this work collected from an aerospace material company.
Once at this temperature, 50 g of spent aerospace materials were added with addition of 0.027 mol·L-1·min-1 of pollution-free oxidation.
Qi: Journal of Changchun University of Science and technology Vol. 30 3 (2000), p.310-312.
Yang: Journal of Metal in China Vol. 36 (2010), p16-17.