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International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 1997, 39 (1): 105-120
Journal of Materials processing Technology, 1997, 63 (1): 645-650
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JOURNAL OF PLASTICITY ENGINEERING, 2004, 11(3): 64-67.
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Strengthening by CFRP sticking to steel plates can exploit advantages of the two materials.
So, strengthening with composite material with CFRP sticking to steel plates can exploit advantages of the two materials to full and cover the shortage of both of them[1].
This paper presents the results of an experimental investigation into the creep behavior of the composite materials in tension.
The load-strain curves of composite materials show that the loading processe can be apparently divided into two phases by the yield points of composite materials.
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Fig. 1: Measuring setup Materials Within the project, which was financially supported by the Czech Science Foundation, various fine-grained cement composites were produced.
Taşdemir: Nondestructive testing of materials and structures.
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Experimental Procedure Test materials and process.
Materials Science & Engineering A, 2009, 499(1):482-488
Journal of Wuhan University of Technology (Materials Science Edition), 2015, 30(3):631-638
Advanced Engineering Materials, 2015, 17(7):995-1007
Materials Chemistry and Physics, 2013, 137(3):959-966.

Introduction The research of new materials, methods of their treatment and subsequent effective application is a necessary and promising direction for the development of many branches of science and technology.
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Series: Materials Science and Engineering. 116 (2016) doi:10.1088/1757-899X/116/1/012001.

School of Materials And Chemical Engineering, Zhongyuan University of Technology, Zhengzhou 451191, China; (2.
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Lv and Y Yang: New Carbon Materials, 3 (2013) No. 28, p. 208-213

Introduction Looking for cheaper, lighter and stronger materials, composites are attracting lots of interests.
Great performance of these materials introduced them as one of the most useful materials in many accurate and advance industries such as fuel vessel structures, aircraft, sporting goods and many other fields.
Numerous studies have been conducted associated with mechanical behavior of composite materials.
Chang, A new approach toward understanding damage mechanisms and mechanics of laminated composites due to low velocity impact :part I-Experiments, Journal of Composite Materials, 25 (1991) 992-1011
Chan, A new approach toward understanding damage mechanisms and mechanics of laminated composites due to low velocity impact: part II-Experiments, Journal of Composite Materials, 25 (1991). 992-1011

The catalyst, which used in different reactions, is commonly heterogeneous catalysts which constituted by metal nanoparticles supported on a high surface area materials (e.g. porous carbons, zeolites and mesoporous SiO2) for enhanced dispersion of catalyst leading to increase in an active site of catalyst [2].
However, recent studies showed the utilization of biochar and porous carbon from other plant-based materials (e.g. sawdust, pine bark, shells) for the use as catalyst support [11, 12], indicating that carbon materials reveal a great potential as a catalyst support.
Hence, the CTF porous carbon could be noted to apply as a support material in case of economically feasible porous materials for synthesis of catalysts.
Syafii, Characterization of Lignocellulosic Biomass as Raw Material for the Production of Porous Carbon-based Materials, Bioresources 11(2) (2016) 3561–3574
Karagöz, Preparation and characterization of activated carbon from waste biomass, Journal of Hazardous Materials 165 (2009) 481–485.

Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures, 2009, 20(5):495-503
Journal of Southeast University (Natural Science Edition), 2011, 41(6):1177-1181
Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures, 2012, 23(13):1409-1421
Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures, 2012, 23(13):1423-1432
Smart Materials and Structures, 2013, (22):1-11