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Online since: May 2016
Authors: Yuan Kang Zhou, Hua Wei Nie, Yue Wang
It can reduce the abrasion for coupling materials by the friction material products to improve the anti-abrasion property of the friction materials.
Iranian Polymer Journal, Iran, 2015,pp.329-335 [8] M.
Lu combinatorial approach for automotive friction materials: Effects of ingredients on friction performance, Composites Science and Technology,China, 2006, pp: 591-598
Bukharov, Materials Science Approaches Towards Noise and Vibration Abatement in Nonstationary Friction Processes ,Noise and Vibration in Friction Systems, International Publishing Switzerland,2014
April,2014, Key Engineering Materials, 2014,pp.609-615.
Iranian Polymer Journal, Iran, 2015,pp.329-335 [8] M.
Lu combinatorial approach for automotive friction materials: Effects of ingredients on friction performance, Composites Science and Technology,China, 2006, pp: 591-598
Bukharov, Materials Science Approaches Towards Noise and Vibration Abatement in Nonstationary Friction Processes ,Noise and Vibration in Friction Systems, International Publishing Switzerland,2014
April,2014, Key Engineering Materials, 2014,pp.609-615.
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Jun Feng Guan, Qin Bing Li, Tao Chen
Nevertheless, their assumption of incompressibility is not appropriate for the concrete materials.
Doing so is applicable for pressure-independent materials, but not for the pressure-dependent concrete materials.
An improved Dharan model which could reflect the compressibility of concrete materials was derived.
Chen, et al, Journal of Southwest University of Science and Technology, 23 (2008) 15-18
Perry, Materials and Structures, 24 (1991) 425-450
Doing so is applicable for pressure-independent materials, but not for the pressure-dependent concrete materials.
An improved Dharan model which could reflect the compressibility of concrete materials was derived.
Chen, et al, Journal of Southwest University of Science and Technology, 23 (2008) 15-18
Perry, Materials and Structures, 24 (1991) 425-450
Online since: March 2017
Authors: Yeoh Cheow Keat, Salmah Husseinsyah, Pei Leng Teh, Ka Wei Kam
Materials and Method
Materials.
Peyser, The fracture of epoxy- and elastomer-modified epoxy polymers in bulk and as adhesives, Journal of Applied Polymer Science 19(9) (1975) 2545-2562
Gopinathan Nair, Blends of PVC and epoxidized liquid natural rubber: Studies on impact modification, Journal of Applied Polymer Science 111(1) (2009) 48-56
Yee, Influence of particles size and particle size distribution on toughening mechanisms in rubber-modified epoxies, Journal of Materials Science 26(14) (1991) 3828-3844
Thomas, Epoxy resin/liquid natural rubber system: secondary phase separation and its impact on mechanical properties, Journal of Material Science 45 (2010) 1769-1781
Peyser, The fracture of epoxy- and elastomer-modified epoxy polymers in bulk and as adhesives, Journal of Applied Polymer Science 19(9) (1975) 2545-2562
Gopinathan Nair, Blends of PVC and epoxidized liquid natural rubber: Studies on impact modification, Journal of Applied Polymer Science 111(1) (2009) 48-56
Yee, Influence of particles size and particle size distribution on toughening mechanisms in rubber-modified epoxies, Journal of Materials Science 26(14) (1991) 3828-3844
Thomas, Epoxy resin/liquid natural rubber system: secondary phase separation and its impact on mechanical properties, Journal of Material Science 45 (2010) 1769-1781
Online since: December 2025
Authors: Elshen Valeh Mirzazada, Muslum Ahmed Gurbanov, Ulviye Aydin Guliyeva
Materials and Methods
Plastic waste from packaging materials, specifically polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polypropylene (PP), and polystyrene (PS), was used in this study.
Materials & Design, 32(4), 1681–1687
Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology, 28, 1792–1807
Polymeric materials and properties.
In Selection of Polymeric Materials (p. 139).
Materials & Design, 32(4), 1681–1687
Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology, 28, 1792–1807
Polymeric materials and properties.
In Selection of Polymeric Materials (p. 139).
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Pei Cheng Shi, Lin Xin Gao, Ping Xiao
The mechanical property of these materials is very complicated and different from each other.
Therefore, it is impossible to express the materials’ performance truly in the crash analysis, so the only way of solving it is to simplify the materials’ model.
In order to express the materials’ performance in the analysis to the largest extent, all the commercial crash simulation software has developed relevant materials’ model to meet the engineering requirement.
Fekete:SAE Paper No. 2000-01-0625 [6] Masuda T, Kobayashi T, Wang L et al: Materials Science Forum 2003,426–432(1) , p. 285 [7] R.
Salisbury et al: International Journal of Impact Engineering 32 (2005) , p. 541
Therefore, it is impossible to express the materials’ performance truly in the crash analysis, so the only way of solving it is to simplify the materials’ model.
In order to express the materials’ performance in the analysis to the largest extent, all the commercial crash simulation software has developed relevant materials’ model to meet the engineering requirement.
Fekete:SAE Paper No. 2000-01-0625 [6] Masuda T, Kobayashi T, Wang L et al: Materials Science Forum 2003,426–432(1) , p. 285 [7] R.
Salisbury et al: International Journal of Impact Engineering 32 (2005) , p. 541
Online since: June 2025
Authors: Teewara Suwan, Manop Kaewmoracharoen, Setthawut Pomphuek, Chayanon Hansapinyo, Suttipong Kamdee
Introduction
Cement and concrete have long been the primary construction materials due to their strength and durability.
Among these alternatives, renewable, bio-based materials like bamboo are gaining attention.
Materials In this study, Dendrocalamus asper bamboo was sourced from Chiangmai Life Construction (CLC) Co., Ltd., in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Special thanks to the Thailand Toray Science Foundation's Science & Technology Research Grants (STRG) for their inspiration and support.
Limkatanyu: Materials Vol. 16 (2023), p. 1352
Among these alternatives, renewable, bio-based materials like bamboo are gaining attention.
Materials In this study, Dendrocalamus asper bamboo was sourced from Chiangmai Life Construction (CLC) Co., Ltd., in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Special thanks to the Thailand Toray Science Foundation's Science & Technology Research Grants (STRG) for their inspiration and support.
Limkatanyu: Materials Vol. 16 (2023), p. 1352
Online since: July 2021
Authors: Shi Da Zhuang
However, compared with 0D and 1D materials, the development of synthetic two-dimensional and three-dimensional materials are relatively lagging.
Second, compared with traditional polymer-based materials, COFs materials need more complex building blocks and more tedious synthesis.
Science, 2007. 316(5822): p. 268-272
Science, 2017. 355(6328)
Science, 2017. 357(6352): p. 673-676
Second, compared with traditional polymer-based materials, COFs materials need more complex building blocks and more tedious synthesis.
Science, 2007. 316(5822): p. 268-272
Science, 2017. 355(6328)
Science, 2017. 357(6352): p. 673-676
Online since: September 2018
Authors: Vladimir Surzhikov, Pavel Fedotov
Criterion for Controlling the Stress-Strain State of Composite Dielectric Materials Using the Effective Filtration Method
Vladimir Surzhikova and Pavel Fedotovb*
National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University, 30, Lenina Ave., 634050, Tomsk, Russia
aiva1954@mail.ru, b*pif@tpu.ru
Keywords: mechanoelectric transformations, stress-strain state, dielectric, criterion.
The paper presents a brief description of a process of an electromagnetic response generation from dielectric composite materials when they are subjected to an acoustic impulses, a recording method by capacitive receivers and criteria for controlling the stress-strain state (SSS) for this method.
Introduction In the early 1970s, the Tomsk Polytechnic University researchers began to develop a new method for nondestructive testing of structural defects in dielectric materials.
Conclusions The effective filtering method with the consistency of the impulse response of the system with an excitation response of the MET acoustic pulse makes it possible to determine the level of the stress-strain state of dielectric composite materials.
Khorsov, Search for a criterion for controlling the stress-strain state of dielectric structures, Modern problems of science and education 5 (2014), Information on: http://www.science-education.ru/119-15035.
The paper presents a brief description of a process of an electromagnetic response generation from dielectric composite materials when they are subjected to an acoustic impulses, a recording method by capacitive receivers and criteria for controlling the stress-strain state (SSS) for this method.
Introduction In the early 1970s, the Tomsk Polytechnic University researchers began to develop a new method for nondestructive testing of structural defects in dielectric materials.
Conclusions The effective filtering method with the consistency of the impulse response of the system with an excitation response of the MET acoustic pulse makes it possible to determine the level of the stress-strain state of dielectric composite materials.
Khorsov, Search for a criterion for controlling the stress-strain state of dielectric structures, Modern problems of science and education 5 (2014), Information on: http://www.science-education.ru/119-15035.
Online since: August 2019
Authors: George Gejo, Runcy Wilson, P.G. Prajith, Mathew Simon Sanu, Nellipparambil Vishwambharan Unnikrishnan, Anoop Chandran
Introduction
Nanotechnology is a branch of science and engineering which deals with the materials of dimensions in nanometers.
Marchenko, Thermo-mechanical Properties of Materials.
Dong, Mechanical and thermo-mechanical properties of carbon nanotubereinforced composites,International Journal of Smart and Nano Materials. 5, (2014) 44–58
Thermo-mechanical properties ofgraphite-reinforced high-densitypolyethylene composites and itsstructure–property corelationship, Journal of Composite Materials. 51 (2017) 1769-1782
Heshmati, A comprehensive study on thethermo-mechanical properties ofmulti-walled carbon nanotube/epoxynanocomposites, Journal of Composite Materials. 50(2016) 2025-2034
Marchenko, Thermo-mechanical Properties of Materials.
Dong, Mechanical and thermo-mechanical properties of carbon nanotubereinforced composites,International Journal of Smart and Nano Materials. 5, (2014) 44–58
Thermo-mechanical properties ofgraphite-reinforced high-densitypolyethylene composites and itsstructure–property corelationship, Journal of Composite Materials. 51 (2017) 1769-1782
Heshmati, A comprehensive study on thethermo-mechanical properties ofmulti-walled carbon nanotube/epoxynanocomposites, Journal of Composite Materials. 50(2016) 2025-2034
Online since: January 2016
Authors: Ju Long Yuan, Ping Zhao, Fan Li, Fen Fen Zhou, Wei Hang, Long Fen Yu
Key Engineering Materials,300-304,2006
Journal of the Japan Society for Precision Engineering, 1773~1777,1996
Journal of the Japan Society for Precision Engineering, 726~730,1997
Key Engineering Materials,259-260,2004
[8] M.ichikawa, T.takamatsu and N.okabe, “WS4b1-Investigationof crushing strength of Si3N4 balls for ceramic bearing from a statistical point of view”, Mechanical Behaviour of Materials, 683-690, 1992
Journal of the Japan Society for Precision Engineering, 1773~1777,1996
Journal of the Japan Society for Precision Engineering, 726~730,1997
Key Engineering Materials,259-260,2004
[8] M.ichikawa, T.takamatsu and N.okabe, “WS4b1-Investigationof crushing strength of Si3N4 balls for ceramic bearing from a statistical point of view”, Mechanical Behaviour of Materials, 683-690, 1992