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Online since: October 2017
Authors: Giedrius Girskas
The fine-grain structure of the mix enables to produce concrete paving blocks by precisely repeating moulding process.
A number of research articles analyse the characteristics of paving blocks where crushed concrete waste [2, 3], crushed ceramic brick waste [4] and marble waste [5] is used as aggregates.
In Northern European climate conditions these blocks are often exposed to high humidity and freeze-thaw cycles, the number of which has a great effect on the durability of the paving blocks.
A number of research articles analyse the characteristics of paving blocks where crushed concrete waste [2, 3], crushed ceramic brick waste [4] and marble waste [5] is used as aggregates.
In Northern European climate conditions these blocks are often exposed to high humidity and freeze-thaw cycles, the number of which has a great effect on the durability of the paving blocks.
Online since: January 2017
Authors: Yan Wu Chen, Wei Ping Tu, Feng Wang, Jian Qing Hu
Table 2 Grain size of modificated VO2 powder
Sample
D50 of after storage [μm]
D50 of after ultrasonic 20min [μm]
Before modification
33.410
13.586
Modified by Ethanol
29.366
11.055
Modified by Toluene
18.757
7.030
Modified by Ethyl acetate
19.994
7.815
Infrared Spectroscopic Analysis before and after Modification: Fig. 6 shows the FT-IR spectrogram of VO2 before and after modification.
Fig. 8 Ligand way of carboxylate COO and metal ion Among the three complexes, the difference between the two stretching vibration peaks of carboxylate radical COO in terms of wave number position is relatively significant; the frequency difference could be used to determine the mechanism of coordination between carboxylate radical and VO ion.
When unidentate ligand comes into being, the wave-number difference between symmetric stretching vibration peaks of COO will exceed 200cm-1.
Fig. 8 Ligand way of carboxylate COO and metal ion Among the three complexes, the difference between the two stretching vibration peaks of carboxylate radical COO in terms of wave number position is relatively significant; the frequency difference could be used to determine the mechanism of coordination between carboxylate radical and VO ion.
When unidentate ligand comes into being, the wave-number difference between symmetric stretching vibration peaks of COO will exceed 200cm-1.
Online since: April 2013
Authors: Alan G. Leacock
Such conditions limit the number of metals that can be used in the construction of lipskins. [4]
Fig. 1: (a) Aircraft nacelle and lipskin, (b) main features of the lipskin, (c) traditional lipskin geometry, (d) extended lipskin geometry
In a traditional nacelle design, Fig. 1 (c), a standard lipskin is joined to the main body of the nacelle at the nose cowl.
These traditional methods of forming the aluminium alloy 2219 often require expensive multiple forming stages and inter-stage heat treatments, which result in excessive grain growth that requires considerable handwork to remove [11].
Excessive grain growth also causes inconsistent surface appearance during the anodizing process [12].
These traditional methods of forming the aluminium alloy 2219 often require expensive multiple forming stages and inter-stage heat treatments, which result in excessive grain growth that requires considerable handwork to remove [11].
Excessive grain growth also causes inconsistent surface appearance during the anodizing process [12].
Online since: April 2023
Authors: Mousa Bani Baker, Raed Abendeh, Batool Alshorman
To enhance the foam concrete thermal isolation properties by the nano-scale pores and decrease the size of the internal pores [17] replace some of the pre-fabricated foam and concrete particles with bentonite slurry, which is a type of nano clay consisting mainly of montmorillonite clay minerals, and found that the number of capillary pores and air-void decrease and increase as the bentonite slurry amount raise.
Silica sand was used in this study which was purchased from Amman-Jordan with the grain size distribution analysis curves shown in Figure 2.
Grain size distribution of fine and coarse sand.
Silica sand was used in this study which was purchased from Amman-Jordan with the grain size distribution analysis curves shown in Figure 2.
Grain size distribution of fine and coarse sand.
Online since: April 2017
Authors: Chao Zhou, Jun Liang, Bin Wang
Fig. 2(b) shows the scanning electron micrograph of P92 steel, it can be found that a large number of precipitates are distributed along the austenite grain boundaries as well as a variety of sub-grain and boundary phase in the tempered martensite, and the precipitations in the vicinity of martensite laths have a much finer distribution.
Online since: May 2022
Authors: Ion Aurel Perianu, Mikus Milgrāvis, Gunārs Kroņkalns, Raimonds Nikoluškins, Toms Beinerts, Matīss Kalvāns, Andris Bojarevičs
A fine-grained microstructure, homogenous silver nanoparticle distribution, and low porosity were observed in the nanocomposites.
Acknowledgments This study has been financed by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) project «Electromagnetic processing during solidification of nano-particle strengthened light alloys for additive manufacturing», Project number: 1.1.1.1/19/A/080.
Electromagnetic stir casting and its process parameters for the fabrication and refined the grain structure of metal matrix composites – a review.
Acknowledgments This study has been financed by European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) project «Electromagnetic processing during solidification of nano-particle strengthened light alloys for additive manufacturing», Project number: 1.1.1.1/19/A/080.
Electromagnetic stir casting and its process parameters for the fabrication and refined the grain structure of metal matrix composites – a review.
Online since: March 2007
Authors: Giuseppe Pezzotti
However, in many electronic devices, the technique lacks of spatial resolution and it is
influenced by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors and the results of the spectroscopic
assessment are usually regarded as only qualitative.
CL spectra have been useful to provide a variety of information on defects and crystallographic discontinuities (e.g., grain-boundaries, precipitates and inclusions) [9]; also variations in impurity concentration [10], states in the energy gap and excess carrier diffusion lengths have been evaluated by monitoring the voltage dependence of the intensity of selected CL bands [11].
In crystals with planar symmetry (or in polycrystals with randomly oriented grains), the piezo-spectroscopic coefficient can be considered to be constant to a degree of precision along any crystallographic direction in the plane of symmetry.
CL spectra have been useful to provide a variety of information on defects and crystallographic discontinuities (e.g., grain-boundaries, precipitates and inclusions) [9]; also variations in impurity concentration [10], states in the energy gap and excess carrier diffusion lengths have been evaluated by monitoring the voltage dependence of the intensity of selected CL bands [11].
In crystals with planar symmetry (or in polycrystals with randomly oriented grains), the piezo-spectroscopic coefficient can be considered to be constant to a degree of precision along any crystallographic direction in the plane of symmetry.
Online since: September 2009
Authors: Maria J. Mosquera, Desireé M. de los Santos, Teresa Rivas, Patricia Sanmartín, Benita Silva
This stone is yellow-cream coloured sandstone with a
composition exceeding 50% of micritic calcite cement and rounded quartz and feldspar grains as
clastic components.
In the case of granite, 80% of pores showed pore size ranging from 1 to 10 µm and we observed that the two products significantly reduce the number of pores in this size range.
In addition, numerous bridges linking the grains of quartz together were observed for stone treated with UCA-1 (see Fig. 7).
In the case of granite, 80% of pores showed pore size ranging from 1 to 10 µm and we observed that the two products significantly reduce the number of pores in this size range.
In addition, numerous bridges linking the grains of quartz together were observed for stone treated with UCA-1 (see Fig. 7).
Online since: September 2021
Authors: Kavitha Vijeandran, Tu Anh Vu Thanh
A small and similar size square of the SCOBY was distributed into a replicate container in a way that all the squares from one row were for one treatment, and all the squares from one column were distributed to the same numbered replicate in each treatment.
However, analyses of physical properties (e.g. tensile strength, percent elongation at break, tear strength, and grain crack strength, hydrothermal stability, softness and grain structures) are required to prove comparative characteristics and quality of the vegan leather to the ordinary leather.
However, analyses of physical properties (e.g. tensile strength, percent elongation at break, tear strength, and grain crack strength, hydrothermal stability, softness and grain structures) are required to prove comparative characteristics and quality of the vegan leather to the ordinary leather.