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Online since: November 2024
Authors: Syed Mohammed Saad, Ahmed Ibrahim Mohammed Al Hashmi, Qusai Said Nasser Alshaaibi, Abdullah A.K. Al-Maskari
Located in the Material Science laboratory within the Mechanical Engineering Department at UTAS – Ibra, this versatile instrument is employed to assess the hardness of materials.
References [1] Engineering Materials.
Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-01815-7_25 [3] Munonyedi Kelvin Egbo,A fundamental review on composite materials and some of their applications in biomedical engineering,Journal of King Saud University - Engineering Sciences, Volume 33, Issue 8,2021,Pages 557-568, ISSN 1018-3639
Iraqi Journal of Science, 1960-1970
Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Sciences, 13(4), 5961-5972
References [1] Engineering Materials.
Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-01815-7_25 [3] Munonyedi Kelvin Egbo,A fundamental review on composite materials and some of their applications in biomedical engineering,Journal of King Saud University - Engineering Sciences, Volume 33, Issue 8,2021,Pages 557-568, ISSN 1018-3639
Iraqi Journal of Science, 1960-1970
Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Sciences, 13(4), 5961-5972
Online since: January 2016
Authors: Sergey A. Aksenov, Ivan Y. Zakhariev, Aleksey V. Kolesnikov, Sergey A. Osipov
Munirova, Mechanical modelling of the universal superplastic curve, Journal of Materials Science 35 (2000) 2455 – 2466
Khraisheh, A new combined experimental–numerical approach to evaluate formability of rate dependent materials, International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 66 (2013) 55-66
Chang, Material Models for Simulation of Superplastic Mg Alloy Sheet Forming, Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance 19(4) (2010) 488-494
Liew, Three-dimensional modeling and simulation of superplastic forming, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 150 (2004) 76–83
Jun, A Mechanical Analysis of the Superplastic Free Bulging of Metal Sheet, Materials Science and Engineering 84 (1986), 111-125
Khraisheh, A new combined experimental–numerical approach to evaluate formability of rate dependent materials, International Journal of Mechanical Sciences 66 (2013) 55-66
Chang, Material Models for Simulation of Superplastic Mg Alloy Sheet Forming, Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance 19(4) (2010) 488-494
Liew, Three-dimensional modeling and simulation of superplastic forming, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 150 (2004) 76–83
Jun, A Mechanical Analysis of the Superplastic Free Bulging of Metal Sheet, Materials Science and Engineering 84 (1986), 111-125
Online since: October 2021
Authors: Andrey Ponomarev, Ivan Kuznecov, Olga Malyugina, Nilufar Mamatmusaeva, Umida Tillaeva, Botir Daminov, Saida Saidkhodjaeva, Marat Iskandarov
Therefore, clinical materials science, among other things, studies the interaction of materials and the human body (a patient and a doctor).
These materials are called biocompatible.
Types of dental biocompatible materials: 1.
Journal of Traumatology and Orthopedics. 2003.
Osteoinductive molecules in orthopaedics // Basic science and clinical studies. 2002. № 395.
These materials are called biocompatible.
Types of dental biocompatible materials: 1.
Journal of Traumatology and Orthopedics. 2003.
Osteoinductive molecules in orthopaedics // Basic science and clinical studies. 2002. № 395.
Online since: April 2022
Authors: Srungarpu Nagabhusan Achary, Sravan Bokka, Anirban Chowdhury
[3] Bajaj, P., Fire-retardant materials, Bulletin of Materials Science, 15 (1992) 67-76
Kumar, Structural, thermal, dielectric studies on sol–gel derived MgO from non-alkoxide route, Materials science and technology, 22 (2006) 1249-1254
Wilkie, Fire retardancy and morphology of layered double hydroxide nanocomposites: a review, Journal of Materials Chemistry, 22 (2012) 18701
[60] Maitra, S., et al., Effect of compaction on the kinetics of thermal decomposition of dolomite under non-isothermal condition, Journal of Materials Science, 40 (2005) 4749-4751
Levchik, A review of current flame retardant systems for epoxy resins, Journal of fire sciences, 22 (2004) 25-40
Kumar, Structural, thermal, dielectric studies on sol–gel derived MgO from non-alkoxide route, Materials science and technology, 22 (2006) 1249-1254
Wilkie, Fire retardancy and morphology of layered double hydroxide nanocomposites: a review, Journal of Materials Chemistry, 22 (2012) 18701
[60] Maitra, S., et al., Effect of compaction on the kinetics of thermal decomposition of dolomite under non-isothermal condition, Journal of Materials Science, 40 (2005) 4749-4751
Levchik, A review of current flame retardant systems for epoxy resins, Journal of fire sciences, 22 (2004) 25-40
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Hao Zhang, Ying Zhang, Yu Huan Zhang
With the greatly extended of the biodegradable polymeric materials’ application domain, the research of polymeric materials’ degradation process is getting more concerned.
Biodegradable polymeric materials degradation model is advanced under this background to simulate and forecast the polymeric materials’ degradation process, then overcome difficulties via computer-aided design.
Biodegradable Polymer Materials’ Degradation Model At present the study on polymer materials’ biodegradation process is focused on chemical hydrolysis of the polymer backbone.
Molecular degradation of polymer materials changes over degradation time.
Establishment of Parameters Optimization Model The degradation model of biodegradable polymer materials simulates the degradation process of polymer materials by computer and the simulation results should be consistent with the experimental data.
Biodegradable polymeric materials degradation model is advanced under this background to simulate and forecast the polymeric materials’ degradation process, then overcome difficulties via computer-aided design.
Biodegradable Polymer Materials’ Degradation Model At present the study on polymer materials’ biodegradation process is focused on chemical hydrolysis of the polymer backbone.
Molecular degradation of polymer materials changes over degradation time.
Establishment of Parameters Optimization Model The degradation model of biodegradable polymer materials simulates the degradation process of polymer materials by computer and the simulation results should be consistent with the experimental data.
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Fei Wang, Qing Guo Tang, Jian Min Zhang
Main Thermal Insulation Materials
2.1 Obstructive insulation materials
The application of the composition of low thermal conductivity is a basic form of developing obstructive insulation materials.
Currently, inorganic mineral insulation materials were low cost and widely used in barrier insulation materials.
Hemberger: International Journal of Thermal Sciences, Vol. 50(2011), p. 1838 [9] M.
Du: International Journal of Thermal Sciences, Vol.48 (2009), p. 1302 [11] Z.J.
Ng: Materials Science and Engineering: B, Vol. 132(2006), p. 209 [21] M.A.
Currently, inorganic mineral insulation materials were low cost and widely used in barrier insulation materials.
Hemberger: International Journal of Thermal Sciences, Vol. 50(2011), p. 1838 [9] M.
Du: International Journal of Thermal Sciences, Vol.48 (2009), p. 1302 [11] Z.J.
Ng: Materials Science and Engineering: B, Vol. 132(2006), p. 209 [21] M.A.
Online since: December 2019
Authors: Valery Lesovik, Lilia H. Zagorodnyuk, E.S. Glagolev, A.A. Volodchenko
The theoretical basis for solving this urgent problem is the transdisciplinary science of geonics (geomimetics).
Volodchenko, Development composition of thermal insulation materials autoclave curing based on clay raw materials, Bulletin of BSTU named after V.G.
Nakhaev, Composite Binders with the Use of Fine Raw Materials of Volcanic Origin, International journal of environmental & science education. 11 (18) (2016) 12711-12716 [7] N.I.
Suleymanov, The influence of technological factors on the basic properties of vibropressed concrete paving slabs, Research Journal of Applied Sciences. 9 (11) (2014) 874-878 [9] A.A.
Zagorodnjuk, Improving the efficiency of wall materials for «green» building through the use of aluminosilicate raw materials, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research. 10 (24) (2015) 45142-45149
Volodchenko, Development composition of thermal insulation materials autoclave curing based on clay raw materials, Bulletin of BSTU named after V.G.
Nakhaev, Composite Binders with the Use of Fine Raw Materials of Volcanic Origin, International journal of environmental & science education. 11 (18) (2016) 12711-12716 [7] N.I.
Suleymanov, The influence of technological factors on the basic properties of vibropressed concrete paving slabs, Research Journal of Applied Sciences. 9 (11) (2014) 874-878 [9] A.A.
Zagorodnjuk, Improving the efficiency of wall materials for «green» building through the use of aluminosilicate raw materials, International Journal of Applied Engineering Research. 10 (24) (2015) 45142-45149
Online since: June 2010
Authors: Yi Xing Liu, Zhen Jia, Guo Liang Li
Preparation of new environmental materials from Poplar wood as raw
material
Jia Zhen1,2,a, Liu Yi-xing1,b, Li Guo-liang1,c
1
School of Material science and Engineering, Northeast Forestry University, Harbin,
P.R.China,150040
2
School of Polytechnic, Harbin University, Harbin, P.R.China, 150086
a
zhenzhen7826@163.com, byxl200488@sina.com, cjiali1326@163.com
Keywords: New Environmental Materials; Fast-growing Poplar; Nano Calcium Carbonate;
Composites
Abstract.
By reasonable composition of nano-materials and Poplar, modified wood may become a material having performances of the timber materials, functional materials, eco-friendly materials, which improves performances of low-grade wood and expands its uses, to be efficient and reasonable utilization.
Journal of Northeast Forestry University, Vol.31,(2003),p.1-3 [4]Fu Runlin, Zhao Guangjie, Quan Shou-jing: Micro-structure and Physical properties of Silicon dioxide / wood composite materials, Journal of Composite Materials, vol.23, (2006),p.52-59 [5]Cui Huiwang, Du Guanben: the Application of Nano-materials in the wood industry in, Chinese wood-based panel, vol.15, (2008),p.5-8 [6]Wang Huanying: Preparation of different crystal nano-calcium carbonate and the Research Surface Modification.
Journal of Beijing forestry university,vol.28,(2006) ,p.119-124 [8]Fu Runlin, Zhao Guangjie: Sol-gel method in the wood/nano-composite materials application.
Journal of Beijing Polytechnic university,vol.29,(2003) ,p.116-121
By reasonable composition of nano-materials and Poplar, modified wood may become a material having performances of the timber materials, functional materials, eco-friendly materials, which improves performances of low-grade wood and expands its uses, to be efficient and reasonable utilization.
Journal of Northeast Forestry University, Vol.31,(2003),p.1-3 [4]Fu Runlin, Zhao Guangjie, Quan Shou-jing: Micro-structure and Physical properties of Silicon dioxide / wood composite materials, Journal of Composite Materials, vol.23, (2006),p.52-59 [5]Cui Huiwang, Du Guanben: the Application of Nano-materials in the wood industry in, Chinese wood-based panel, vol.15, (2008),p.5-8 [6]Wang Huanying: Preparation of different crystal nano-calcium carbonate and the Research Surface Modification.
Journal of Beijing forestry university,vol.28,(2006) ,p.119-124 [8]Fu Runlin, Zhao Guangjie: Sol-gel method in the wood/nano-composite materials application.
Journal of Beijing Polytechnic university,vol.29,(2003) ,p.116-121
Online since: December 2019
Authors: Ekaterina V. Fomina, Natalia Ivanovna Kozhukhova, Anatolii S. Chulenyov, Valery Lesovik
Materials, oriented to protect a human from varied environmental conditions, have a special value.
Summary Thus, testing of the theory of technogenic metasomatosis in constriction material science for realization of geonics principles allows using geological term «cycle» to solve theoretical tasks in construction material science.
Fomin, Effect of mechano activation on size parameter of aluminosilicate rocks, Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 9(22) (2016) 95545 [5] N.I.
Series: Materials Science and Engineering 221(2017) 012011
Klichova, Effects of water jets on CNTS/concrete composite, MM Science Journal.01 (2018) 2229-2233
Summary Thus, testing of the theory of technogenic metasomatosis in constriction material science for realization of geonics principles allows using geological term «cycle» to solve theoretical tasks in construction material science.
Fomin, Effect of mechano activation on size parameter of aluminosilicate rocks, Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 9(22) (2016) 95545 [5] N.I.
Series: Materials Science and Engineering 221(2017) 012011
Klichova, Effects of water jets on CNTS/concrete composite, MM Science Journal.01 (2018) 2229-2233
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Fu Xing Yin, Kotobu Nagai, Long Li
Yeung: Journal of Materials Science Vol.34 (1999), p. 2029
Kokabi: Materials Science and Engineering A Vol.335 (2002), p. 186
Taheri: Materials Science and Technology Vol.20 (2004), p. 1064
Yeung: Journal of Materials Science Vol.34 (1999), p. 277
Manesh: Materials Science and Technology Vol.22 (2006), p. 634
Kokabi: Materials Science and Engineering A Vol.335 (2002), p. 186
Taheri: Materials Science and Technology Vol.20 (2004), p. 1064
Yeung: Journal of Materials Science Vol.34 (1999), p. 277
Manesh: Materials Science and Technology Vol.22 (2006), p. 634