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Niazi 1, a, Li Shukui 1, b, Wang Yingchun 1, c, Hu Zhiyu 1, d,Zahid Usman 1, e 1School of Materials Science and Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, People’s Republic of China a abdurrehmanniazi@yahoo.com, b bitleesk@bit.edu.cn ,c wangyc@bit.edu.cn, dhzy896@yahoo.com.cn, e zasu79@yahoo.com Key words: Copper / Diamond composites, Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS), Thermal conductivity, Heat sink materials.
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LASERFLEX + LASAT® for Advanced Powder Batch Control From the mere consideration of the previously-described capabilities of LASERFLEX and LASAT®, one may imagine that combining these two laser-shock process variants could result in innovative, rapid and flexible powder batch control device and method.
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Instead engineering samples were used, which had been manufactured on the same processing line as the standard traction devices with traction rated packaging materials (fig. 1).
The DUTs feature an AlN substrate, a copper baseplate and were produced by Mitsubishi Electric Corp. as engineering samples.
Nevertheless, these conditions are the industry standard and provide a benchmark for any kind of advanced testing, in particular, to extend the data base with respect to the investigations in [2,12].
Nevertheless, the consecutive testing with engineering samples can influence the statistical result and therefore, the result might change if the testing is repeated with fully qualified products in higher number.
Overall, PCT could be performed successfully on this engineering package and the corresponding pre-conditioning was applied to the devices.

There are important engineering alloys that have found applications because of special physical or chemical properties -- for example, magnetic behavior, superconductivity and chemical stability in corroding atmospheres.
Advanced titanium aluminides are multiphase alloys which can be produced by ingot or powder metallurgy and by precision casting methods.
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Introduction The industry is constantly seeking out advanced materials and manufacturing techniques to improve the performance and reduce the weight of their components [1]-[16].
Advanced composite materials can offer several advantages, making them appealing for many important industrial fields looking for high-performance components and goods.
Advanced FRPs are multi-phase materials made of continuous reinforcing fibers, oriented in one or more specific directions, embedded within a polymeric matrix.
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Research and development needs to be carried out to overcome ITO drawbacks such as its brittle nature [17] to meet the requirements for advanced application in flexible electronic devices such as flexible dye-sensitized solar cells (FDSSC) [19,20] and flexible gas sensor [21,22].
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Study of a New Stair-climbing and Obstacle-traversing Robot Longwang Yue, Keyan Wu, Chunbo Liu School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Henan University of Technology, Zheng Zhou 450007, China tjuylw@yahoo.com.cn Keywords: Stair-climbing and obstacle-traversing robot; Automatic switching between rotation and revolution; Human-machine interaction Abstract.
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Role of Ti/Al Ratio of Ti-Al-X (X=Cr,Nb,Ta and W) Intermetallics on High Temperature Tensile Properties Keizo Hashimoto a Department of Aerospace Engineering, Teikyo University, Utsunomiya 320-8551 JAPAN a hasimoto@ase.teikyo-u.ac.jp Keywords: titanium aluminide, high-temperature tensile property, phase stability Abstract.
Introduction Gamma titanium aluminides (g-TiAl) have been investigated extensively, since they are considered to be candidate materials for advanced jet engines, automobile exhaust valves, turbo-chargers and so on.
Acknowledgements The author would like to thank members of the Advanced Research Laboratory of the Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp. for providing the materials examined in this study.
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