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Online since: August 2011
Authors: Petr Máca, Petr Konvalinka, Robert Černý, Eva Vejmelková
Materials
The composition of studied renders is shown in Table 1 (w/d is the water to dry substances ratio by mass).
All studied materials had higher bending strength than the reference lime render R1.
As they also had the highest specific heat capacity their thermal diffusivity was lowest among the studied materials.
Plagge, Interlaboratory Comparison of Hygric Properties of Porous Building Materials.
Journal of Thermal Envelope and Building Science 27 (2004) 307-325
All studied materials had higher bending strength than the reference lime render R1.
As they also had the highest specific heat capacity their thermal diffusivity was lowest among the studied materials.
Plagge, Interlaboratory Comparison of Hygric Properties of Porous Building Materials.
Journal of Thermal Envelope and Building Science 27 (2004) 307-325
Online since: March 2015
Authors: Ion Ciucă, Florin Constantinescu, Robert Ciocoiu, Octavian Trante
Ciuca1,d*
1 Department of Metallic Materials Science and Physical Metallurgy, Materials Science and Engineering Faculty, Politehnica University of Bucharest, Bucharest, Romania
astomatology.edu@gmail.com, bciocoiurobert@gmail.com, ctranteoctavian@yahoo.com, dion.ciuca11@gmail.com
Keywords: Hydroxyapatite, crystals, titanium alloy, roughness
Abstract.
Introduction Titanium and its alloys are widely used as materials for permanent implants in orthopedics and dentistry.
To enhance bone bonding coatings with bioactive materials, such as HA, are developed.
The development of bioceramics becomes of great importance for bone replacement, repair or reconstruction – the population shows an increased ageing and a high diseases occurrence and new materials are needed to overcome the shortcomings of the current ones [3].
Materials and methods A Ti6Al4V bar with 24mm in diameter was cut with a metallographic cutter to obtain 1mm thick disks.
Introduction Titanium and its alloys are widely used as materials for permanent implants in orthopedics and dentistry.
To enhance bone bonding coatings with bioactive materials, such as HA, are developed.
The development of bioceramics becomes of great importance for bone replacement, repair or reconstruction – the population shows an increased ageing and a high diseases occurrence and new materials are needed to overcome the shortcomings of the current ones [3].
Materials and methods A Ti6Al4V bar with 24mm in diameter was cut with a metallographic cutter to obtain 1mm thick disks.
Online since: June 2018
Authors: Arkady A. Skvortsov, Sergey M. Zuev, Marina V. Koryachko
Due to the different thermophysical characteristics of the materials, such systems experience large thermal loads, especially in high-power semiconductor devices, which can lead to contact melting (CP) in multilayer metallization systems [4, 5].
Materials and Methods The objects of the research were structures of the metal-semiconductor (Al-Si) type.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation (project No 8.5171.2017).
Popok, Thermo-mechanically induced texture evolution and micro-structural change of aluminum metallization, Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics.
Al-Jassim, Real-space microscopic electrical imaging of n+-p junction beneath front-side Ag contact of multicrystalline Si solar cells, Journal of Applied Physics.
Materials and Methods The objects of the research were structures of the metal-semiconductor (Al-Si) type.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation (project No 8.5171.2017).
Popok, Thermo-mechanically induced texture evolution and micro-structural change of aluminum metallization, Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics.
Al-Jassim, Real-space microscopic electrical imaging of n+-p junction beneath front-side Ag contact of multicrystalline Si solar cells, Journal of Applied Physics.
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Zhi Ming Du, Jun Liu, Jia Hong Niu, Wang Qi Zhao, Sen Cong
Acknowledgements
This work was financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (51174064).
Journal of Materials Processing Technology 130–131 (2002) 294–298 [3] EHRHEIM M, KOPP R.
Research of SiCp/2A50 composite materials creeper treads prepared by liquid forging.
Advanced Materials Research. 2011,299-300: 712-717
Journal of materials engineering. 2010,339:1-4.
Journal of Materials Processing Technology 130–131 (2002) 294–298 [3] EHRHEIM M, KOPP R.
Research of SiCp/2A50 composite materials creeper treads prepared by liquid forging.
Advanced Materials Research. 2011,299-300: 712-717
Journal of materials engineering. 2010,339:1-4.
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Chao Bing Deng, Ping Xian, Jie Fu, Xiao Fei Wang
Materials and methods
Experimental apparatus and water.
Total organic carbon is a composite indicator of total organic material in water, which can reflected the change trend of organic material in the water directly.
Chinese environmental science press (2002).
(In Chinese) [3] Mia Kim, Seong-Yun Jeong, Su Jeong Yoon, Sun Ja Cho, Young Hun Kim, Min Ju Kim, Eun Yoen Ryu and Sang-Joon Lee: Journal of Bioscienceand Bioengineering.106.5(2008), p.492-502 [4] J J Su, B Y Liu, and C Y Liu: Journal of Applided Microbiology.90.3(2001), p.457-462 [5] Jiaxi LI and Jidong Gu: Chinese Journal of applied and Environmental Biology.10.6(2004),p. 782-785(In Chinese) [6] S.J.
Porter: Journal of Colloid and Interface Science. 280(2004), p.322-333 [7] Guosheng Liu, Xiaojie Hao, Peiling Duan, Ying Hou and Wenyan Qin: Chinese Journal of applied and Environmental Biology. 17.1(2011), p.118-120(In Chinese)
Total organic carbon is a composite indicator of total organic material in water, which can reflected the change trend of organic material in the water directly.
Chinese environmental science press (2002).
(In Chinese) [3] Mia Kim, Seong-Yun Jeong, Su Jeong Yoon, Sun Ja Cho, Young Hun Kim, Min Ju Kim, Eun Yoen Ryu and Sang-Joon Lee: Journal of Bioscienceand Bioengineering.106.5(2008), p.492-502 [4] J J Su, B Y Liu, and C Y Liu: Journal of Applided Microbiology.90.3(2001), p.457-462 [5] Jiaxi LI and Jidong Gu: Chinese Journal of applied and Environmental Biology.10.6(2004),p. 782-785(In Chinese) [6] S.J.
Porter: Journal of Colloid and Interface Science. 280(2004), p.322-333 [7] Guosheng Liu, Xiaojie Hao, Peiling Duan, Ying Hou and Wenyan Qin: Chinese Journal of applied and Environmental Biology. 17.1(2011), p.118-120(In Chinese)
Online since: October 2012
Authors: Wei Jun Yang, Mu Yang, Jian Guo Liang
Aerated concrete composite reinforced concrete shear wall thermal insulation layer stress analysis and crack control
Yang mu1,a, liang jian guo 1, b, yang wei jun1, c
1changsha university of science and technology ; engineering and architecture, Changsha hunan
2changsha university of science and technology ; engineering and architecture, Changsha hunan
3changsha university of science and technology ; engineering and architecture, Changsha hunan
a729420549@qq.com, bjgliang1963@163.com, cmgbyrh@163.com
Key word: aerated concrete; composite shear wall; temperature stress; peel stress; drying shrinkage; failure criterion;crack control.
According the failure criterion of material and adhesive surface, to determined the cracking mechanism and crack control of aerated concrete thermal insulation layer.
the calculation too complex to complete.So in this article a over-lapped model of composite material mechanics is used to construct the model needed in this study,using energy method obtained the solution of the stress between the wall layer in the form of series,compared with the exact solution of the beam on the elastic foudation form the material mechanic,translated the series solution into exact solution. using the equilibrium of the wall.
Journal of building structures [10]Pan zuanfeng,Lu zhitao,Meng shaoping, research of Reinforcement on high strength concrete shrinkage and creep effect [J].
China Civil Engineering Journal [11]GB50009-2001 Code for the design of building structures [S]
According the failure criterion of material and adhesive surface, to determined the cracking mechanism and crack control of aerated concrete thermal insulation layer.
the calculation too complex to complete.So in this article a over-lapped model of composite material mechanics is used to construct the model needed in this study,using energy method obtained the solution of the stress between the wall layer in the form of series,compared with the exact solution of the beam on the elastic foudation form the material mechanic,translated the series solution into exact solution. using the equilibrium of the wall.
Journal of building structures [10]Pan zuanfeng,Lu zhitao,Meng shaoping, research of Reinforcement on high strength concrete shrinkage and creep effect [J].
China Civil Engineering Journal [11]GB50009-2001 Code for the design of building structures [S]
Online since: October 2004
Authors: A. Kellermann Slotemaker, J.H.P. de Bresser, C.J. Spiers, M.R. Drury
Microstructures provide the crucial link between solid state flow of rock materials in the
laboratory and large-scale tectonic processes in nature.
However, most of our understanding of these processes in olivine comes from tests on coarse-grained materials that show grain size reduction through dynamic recrystallization.
In the case of olivine materials with a relatively large starting grain size grain refinement induces a switch from dominant GSI dislocation to deformation mainly by GSS flow.
In ceramic materials and metals it is often observed that GBS dominated flow is accompanied by dynamic grain growth.
Burg: Science Vol. 290 (2000), p. 1564
However, most of our understanding of these processes in olivine comes from tests on coarse-grained materials that show grain size reduction through dynamic recrystallization.
In the case of olivine materials with a relatively large starting grain size grain refinement induces a switch from dominant GSI dislocation to deformation mainly by GSS flow.
In ceramic materials and metals it is often observed that GBS dominated flow is accompanied by dynamic grain growth.
Burg: Science Vol. 290 (2000), p. 1564
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Bernard Viguier, Eric Andrieu, Christophe Siret, Sandrine Lesterlin, Fabienne Touratier
Mendez: Journal of Materials Science, 42 (2007), p. 7780
Mack: Journal of Materials Science 42 (2007), p. 3951
Reznicek: Materials Science and Engineering: A, 405 (2005), p. 254
Koiwa: Materials Science and Engineering A, 312 (2001), p. 109
Belova: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 118 (2001), p. 82
Mack: Journal of Materials Science 42 (2007), p. 3951
Reznicek: Materials Science and Engineering: A, 405 (2005), p. 254
Koiwa: Materials Science and Engineering A, 312 (2001), p. 109
Belova: Journal of Materials Processing Technology, 118 (2001), p. 82
Online since: February 2014
Authors: Kai Bo Cui, Jun Qi Qin, Chang Chun Di, Da Lin Wu
The Split Hopkinson Tensile Bar (SHTB) experiment can provide the one-dimensional relationship between stress and strain under different strain rates for a variety of materials.
With the development of material science experiment device, SHTB device has become one of the important means to study the impact tensile properties of materials.
Advanced Materials Research, Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland, Vol.773: pp402-405(2013)
Journal of Lanzhou University of Technology.2012,38 (2):164-167
Ordnance Material Science and engineering.2009,32(1):45-49
With the development of material science experiment device, SHTB device has become one of the important means to study the impact tensile properties of materials.
Advanced Materials Research, Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland, Vol.773: pp402-405(2013)
Journal of Lanzhou University of Technology.2012,38 (2):164-167
Ordnance Material Science and engineering.2009,32(1):45-49
Online since: July 2012
Authors: Xin Hua Ni, Bao Feng Li, Jian Zheng, Yan Mei Qu, Xiao Wen Li, Shu Zeng Zhao
Introduction
The twin shear united strength theory could be widely used in various types of materials, especially rock, concrete and ceramic materials.
Fig. 4 The curves of penetration depth Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (10872216).
Journal of vibration and shock. 2011, 30(4): 139-143.
Chinese journal of high pressure physics. 2005, 19(3): 257-263.
Fig. 4 The curves of penetration depth Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (10872216).
Journal of vibration and shock. 2011, 30(4): 139-143.
Chinese journal of high pressure physics. 2005, 19(3): 257-263.