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Experimental Materials.
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Acknowledgements This work was supported by the grants from the Guizhou Science and Technology Plan Project (No.
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Materials and Methods Basalt fibers (diameter 9µm, fineness 264tex) were provided by Zhejiang Shijin Basalt Fiber Limited.
Conclusions The basalt fibre reinforced fir sawdust panels exhibit reduced water absorption rate and low thickness swelling, which emphasizes the principle advantages of using inorganic fibres to reinforce wood composite materials.
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As the scale effect of material is not taken into consideration, the applied Swift material model is shown as below
Table 1 Microtube material parameter.
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For different components, materials, and the nonlinear programming and analysis, through the integral, combination, discrete type three calculation model of material and materials between, namely, concrete, steel, concrete and reinforced, GFRP cloth, concrete and CFRP cloth the constitutive relation analysis, this paper expounds the present research, points out the existing limitations of the present study and later the research direction.
Compared with the traditional reinforcement technology, FRP reinforcement involves the following advantages (1) High tensile strength：FRP materials are high tensile strength than the steel, and better ductility.
(3) Excellent fatigue resistance：No reinforcement after cyclic loading test of different degrees of strength and ductility index is lower than FRP reinforcement after equal cyclic loading test of materials, did not show significantly reduced its strength and ductility
(4) Construction of the convenient：When carbon fiber materials is used of reinforced concrete structures, the construction does not require large machinery, construction accounted for less, and no wet job, so efficiency is very high [4].
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For that reason increase of idle time would possibly cause decreased buffer stock, and insufficient replenishment of materials for downstream processes.
Therefore, machines followed the bottleneck can suffer from insufficient buffer stock and materials, which leaves the machine waiting.
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Ltd, Japan for supporting the research effort through materials and finance with grant no. 9008-00003.
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