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Choi, A study on the computer-aided process design system of axisymmetric deep drawing products, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 75 (1998), p. 17-26 [5] S.
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He has authored more than 400 journal and conference papers.
Eng, MCIRP, MJSPE, MIEE, MSME, MASME, MIES RESEARCH INTERESTS Miniature machine tools for micro/nano machining, Ultra precision/highspeed machining of MEMS, dies and aero-space materials, Nano Finishing of Hard Materials Using ELID Grinding PUBLICATIONS Published 240 papers of which 125 are in international refereed journals, 4 in local refereed journals, 11 are in non-refereed journals and 100 are in conferences.
Mohd Noh Bin Dalimin Vice Chancellor Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia Contact: +607 4537001 E-mail: noh@uthm.edu.my Professor Dato' Mohd Noh Dalimin is a Professor of Physics (Energy and Materials) and a Vice-Chancellor of Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM), a public university in Malaysia since October, 2008.
QUALIFICATIONS BSc (Gadjah Mada), MSc PhD (London), DIC (Imperial College), DSDK, PGDK, ASDK, RESEARCH INTERESTS His research interest is in experimental solid state physics, materials, renewable energy, environmental sciences, and community engagement.
TRCS is principally an investment holding company while the principal activities of its subsidiary companies are construction, manufacturing of construction materials and property development.

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Among the materials that can be alternatives for peat, solid digestate derived from biogas plants, could be a new and promising choose.
Materials and Methods 1.
Analytical methods The physical properties of the substrate materials were determined using procedures described by Spomer [17].
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Procedia Environmental Sciences, 11: 1092-1099

The CBF composite materials inevitably occur all kinds of defects during fabrication and using, such as fiber breakage, crack, bubble and delamination.
The internal fibers of materials are fully on elastic stage.
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Finite element simulation of seven-hole propellant extrusion and the optimization of die compression ratio[J].Advanced materials research , Vol.11 (2014) pp2373-2377
Chinese Journal of Energetic Materials, Vol.18 (2010)pp583-586
Numerical simulation and verification of porous nitroguanidine gun propellant extrusion [J].Chinese Journal of Energetic Materials, Vol. 2(2017) pp106-112
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This was due to the fact that no organic materials were used in the synthesizing method.
Xue, Formation of Nb2O5 Nanotube Arrays Through Phase Transformation, Advanced Materials. 20 (2008) 1055-1058
Ristic, Evolution of the microstructure of disperse Zinc-oxide during tribophysical activation, Journal of materials science. 34 (1999) 1691-1697
Imai, Growth conditions for wurtzite zinc oxide films in aqueous solutions, Journal of materials chemistry. 12 (2002) 3773-3778
Maffeis, The effect of metal layers on the morphology and optical properties of hydrothermally grown zinc oxide nanowires, Journal of Materials Science. (2013) 1-6

Bushnell etc [48] found that using intelligent materials and flow control technology can effectively realize drag reduction method of shock wave interference.
Acknowledge Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 51476144), and supported by the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.
Science in China Ser.
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Hard magnetic materials and soft magnetic materials which are distinguished by the material and the relative position to the DMC compose the ferromagnetic materials.
Hard magnetic materials are always the electric equipments or ferromagnetic materials with high coercivity, whose strength and relative position to the DMC are invariable.
Soft magnetic materials have low coercivity, and their strength and relative position to the DMC are variable.
The research on ferromagnetic materials indicates that hard magnetic materials make the centre of the circle move a constant value from the origin; soft magnetic materials change the circle to an ellipse whose axis has an included angle to the circle’s, and this included angle is related to the strength of soft magnetic materials.
After analysis, the interference caused by hard magnetic materials has a sine relationship with: The interference caused by soft magnetic materials has a sine relationship withand a constant error: So compass error is known as .

Stent fracture analysis Anna Kertész1,a, Eszter Bognár1,b, Tamás Micsik2,c, László Dévényi1,d 1BME, Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering.
- X-ray microscope investigations: to identify inner material failures
All three base materials were 316L type austenitic stainless steel.
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Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 2009; 54:1924-1931