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Okhapkin, Study of the heat-transfer characteristics of a thermally protective composite materials, Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics.
Cherepanov, Identification of models and prediction of physical properties of highly porous heat-shielding materials, Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics.
Mikhailovskii, Prediction of Thermophysical and Thermomechanical Characteristics of Porous Carbon–Ceramic Composite Materials of the Heat Shield of Aerospace Craft, Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics.
Isaev, Materials applicated as heat protective and heat insulating ones, All the materials, Encyclopedic guide.
Aksenov, Thermal physics of decaying materials, Moscow: Energoatomizdat, 1985, 144

A small amount of the magnesium slag, of course, is recycled for production of cement, wall materials and desulfurizer etc[2-7].
Other materials are sulfuric acid with concentration of 98%, hydrochloric acid with concentration of 37%, and purified water.
[2] Aiqin Zhao, Utilize magnesia slag to produce new wall materials, Shanxi Architecture 29 No.17 (2003) 48-49
[3] Enqing Chen, Lianping Wu, Research on production technology of blown-out concrete made from magnesium-reduced slag and fly ash, Journal of China Three Gorges University(Natural Sciences) 28 No.6 (2006) 522-535
[10] Liguang Xiao, Feng Luo, Xiuxia Huang, The Analysis on mechanism of using magnesium slag to prepare the cementitious material, Journal of Jilin Institute of Architecture & Civil Engineering 26 No.5 (2009) 1-5

Introduction Fiber-reinforced polymers (FRP) provide an increased stiffness and strength-to-weight ratio compared to those of the conventional materials, e.g. metals.
Therefore, these materials are finding more and more important for modern industry, especially in the automotive, marine and aviation industries [1].
Komsky, Quantitative porosity characterization of composite materials by means of ultrasonic attenuation measurements.
[7] ASTM D 3171-99 Standard Test Method for Constituent Content of Composite Materials
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The Peltier effect refers to that when electric current flows in a closed loop constituted by two different conductive materials, there will appear endothermic and exothermic phenomenon at the ends of the conductive materials respectively.
Now the thermoelectric devices have been used practically in widespread fields with the development of new thermoelectric materials.
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Introduction A composite material is made by combination of two or more materials – frequently one that has extremely different properties.
This combination of the materials contributes distinct and unique properties for the composite produced.
However, the composite can easily notify the different materials apart as they do not dissolve or blend with each other. [2] The weight and thermal expansion of isotropic material are high and stiffness, strength and fatigue resistance are low when compared to the composite material.
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Three workpiece materials were considered, namely copper, germanium and silicon; and the cutting speeds used in the simulations were included.
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Liu, Some critical issues for a reliable molecular dynamics simulation of nano-machining, Computational Material Science 90 (2014) 23-31 [9] S.N.
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The fibers act as attachment materials to the suspended solids, which are considered as pollutant in PSWW.
Materials and Method Poultry Wastewater Sampling and Characterization.
After the treatment, JF was disposed with activated sludge, while BF and SCPF could be reuse after washing the materials.
The SBR reactor with fibers as attachment materials enabled the attachment of suspended solids to the fibers, which eventually provide better effluent emission.
Yordanov, Preliminary study of the efficiency of ultrafiltration treatment of poultry slaughterhouse wastewater, Bulgarian Journal of Agricultural Science, 16 (2010) 700–704

Shin, Modelling of machining of composite materials : A review, International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture. 57 (2012) 102-121
Davim, Drilling of fibre reinforced plastics: A review, Journal of Material Processing Technology. 186 (2007) 1-7
Narayanasamy, Evaluation of PCD tool performance during machining of carbon/phenolic ablative composites, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 104 (2000) 53-58
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Stewart, Effects of cryogenic treatment and refrigerated air on tool wear when machining medium density fiberboard, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 209 (2009) 5117-5122

However, materials in micro size exhibited distinguishing mechanical properties from macroscopic size, therefore, traditional test methods including indentation, tension and shear tests would not apply to this case.
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