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It was concluded that at room temperature, the yield stress of metallic materials increases with the decreasing grain size.
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Iron waste are used as pigments for silicate materials and are recommended as an additive in the manufacture of soil-concrete [22−23].
The solid residue slag can be used for the manufacture of building materials.
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Preface With the current development of materials science and engineering, many different cost-effective and high-quality materials have come into use in various applications.
Nowadays, the materials became multi-functional and required improvements and optimizations in their characteristics.
The development of the structure of the material, adapted to each new application needs the understanding of base matter characteristics, the changes in the micro-structure and properties of the material during forming processes.
Thus, this volume of the journal Materials Science Forum presents to readers the 2nd special issue from the series Current Advances in Materials Applications, which contains articles covering different aspects of the research the properties of the materials and methods their applications.

And its sustainability get the maximum output through the least investment, and ensure maximum production of material goods to meet people's material needs.
The conversion process that from the natural substance to the economic material, then the rejected material, must achieve the goal that natural material input less, material output more and waste excretion less.
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Ferroelectric materials are an important class of materials whose main characteristic is the presence of a spontaneous polarization that can be changed with an external electric field [3].
Ferroelectric materials have attracted much attention for their use in novel electronic devices, such as nonvolatile high-density memory applications.
The conventional ferroelectric materials such as PbZrTiO3 (PZT), SrBi2Ta2O9 and SrTiO3 have been widely investigated and developed for larger storage capacity dynamic random access memory and non-destructive read out mode nonvolatile memory devices [4-5].
The tungsten bronze family is one of several ferroelectric materials to include niobates such as SBN [8].
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Materials and Experimental Procedures Materials.
Thus, it is widely used as a material for aircraft engine parts.
The elastic properties of the material are shown in Table 2.
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Kim, Mixed-Mode Fatigue Crack Growth Behavior of Fully Lower Bainite Steel, Material Science & Engineering A. 580 (2013) 322-329

An elastic-plastic material constitutive relationship which is the same with Kermouche [10] is utilized for workpiece material.
Acknowledgement This work is supported by National Science Foundation of China (NSFC, Grant number 50975198).
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