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The feed material selected for study is sweet lime peel.
Experimental 2.1 Raw material.
Waste sweet lime peels were collected after juice extraction as the raw material for production of sweet lime essential oil.
The yield of essential oil was calculated for each run by using the equation [10, 11] Yield of essential oil (%) = (amount of essential oil (g) obtained)/ (amount of raw materials (g) used) x100 The essential oil samples were analyzed for their purity by using Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) [12].
Innovative Food Science and Emerging Technologies. 12 (163–170

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Wu, J: Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing, Mineral, Metallurgy, Material Vol. 14 (2007), p. 420–424
Hojjati-Najafabadi: Materials Science and Engineering Vol. 688 (2017), p. 470-479

Methodology Properties of Materials used.
The specific gravity values of the above materials are listed in Table 1.
Properties of Materials S.
Materials Used Specific Gravity 1.
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Contreras, Failure analysis and mechanical performance of an oil pipeline, Materials & Design 50 (2013) 766-773
Bhadeshia, Residual stress Part 1 – Measurement techniques, Materials Science and Technology 17 (2001) 355-365
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Chen, Stress corrosion cracking of X80 pipeline steel in simulated alkaline soil solution, Materials and Design 30 (2009) 1712-1717
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This model using the disc and the ball whose materials were GCr15 were experimentally demonstrated on a pin-on-disc testing machine.
Introduction The wear loss or wear rate is one of the most important indexes to evaluate the tribological performance of materials.
Experiments The pin and disc materials are GCr15.
And compared with the value obtained by the surface profilometry method, the wear loss acquired by SGM model is high, because the materials of the tribo-pairs are the same and strong adhesive, and the wear loss by surface profilometry method do not include the counterpart wear.
Pinder and A.Unsworth, A novel technique for the detailed size characterization of wear debris, Journal of material science: Materials in medicine, 11(2000):267-271

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A combination of both morphologies renders a tough and resilient material as it is.
One of the most important parameters for amorphous or semi-crystalline materials is their glass transition temperature Tg As the temperature increases and crosses Tg, the material behavior changes from glassy to rubbery or liquid-like.
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Yamane, An Overview of the Machinability of Aeroengine Alloys, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 134 (2003) 233-253
Newman, Environmentally Conscious Machining of Difficult-To-Machine Materials with Regard to Cutting Fluids, International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, 57 (2012) 83-101
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Marcos, Surface Roughness of AA7050 Alloy Turned Bars: Analysis of the Influence of the Length of Machining, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 162–163 (2005) 682-689

In the field of material science and structural engingeering, the size differs between laboratory specimen and pratical constructions is inevitable.
Rearch interests in the size effect is a very old topic, in fact older than the mechanics of materials itself.
Materials and specimens For each strength grade of concrete and reinforcred concrete specimens is with the same water-cement ratio and the same cement-sand ratio.
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