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Online since: June 2014
Authors: Peng Shen, Bao Gao, Ze Qiang Fu, Na Wu, Yuan Yuan Xie
Journal of Nankai, philosophy and social science, 2005(4):86-93
Beijing: Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Science, 2009
Journal of Capital University of Economics and Business, 2007,(6):60-63
Journal of east China economic management, 2005, 12(3):76-78
Journal of University of Electronic Science and Technology, 2001(2):41-43
Online since: May 2010
Authors: Lie Ping Zhang, Yun Sheng Zhang
The following is the assumption for the process industry production scheduling model:1) Each device can only carry out a certain process step of one production in each time, and the next step can be started until the previous process step is completed;2)The process time for each process step is certain,and the equipment preparation time is included in the process time;3)There is no binding of priority between the process steps of different products; 4)All of the process batches of materials are certain, and the material balance problems are not considered;5)There are no other resource constraints except of equipments.6) The materiel shift time between devices is ignored;7) The unlimited intermediate store policy is used to storage materials.
Acknowledgment This research was supported by Guangxi Natural Science Foundation (No.0991252) and Innovation Project of Guangxi Graduate Education (2009).
[5] LI Yan,CHEN Huaping,WANG Shuanshi, et al: An Adaptive Ant Colony Algorithm Applied to Bi-direction Job Shop Scheduling, Operation Research and Management Science Vol.17 (2008),p.160 [6] DUAN Haibin: Ant Colony Algorithm: Theory and Applications(Science press, Beijing 2006)
[8] LI Jiangjun, YE Zhongquan, GONG Zifeng: Improved Ant Colony Algorithm and Its Simulation, Computer Applications Vol.28(2008),p.94 [9] WANG Wanliang,WU Qidi: Production Scheduling Intelligent Algorithm and Its Applications (Science Press, Beijing 2007)
[10] YAN Liexiang,SHI Bin,LI Huiling, et al: Scheduling Optimization of the Fermentation Process with Resource-Constrained, Journal of WUT(Information & Management Engineering) Vol.30(2008),p.269
Online since: January 2005
Authors: Ye Tao, Pei Ying Liu, Yun Fei Bi
Improving the microwave absorbing property of fiber reinforced /resin by surface modification of fiber through ion implantation Yun-fei Bi1, a , Tao ye 1,b, Liu pei-ying 1,c 1 College of Materials Science & Technology, Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Beijing 100083, China a beiyf2003@163.com, bttaoye@163.com, cLiupy@buaa.edu.cn Key words: Ion impregnation, fiber reinforced composite, microwave absorbing , Abstract.
Introduction Fiber reinforced /resin composites are the most commonly used structural materials for aero flight.
If ferromagnetic materials were implantation into samples, the property of wave-absorbing would be improved because of additive ferromagnetic ullage etc[5,6].
[2] Bécache, E., Fauqueux, S: Journal of Computational Physics2003; l88 (2):99-433
[6]Brundle CR,ChuangTJ: Surface Science 1977; Vol68:459-468.
Online since: January 2015
Authors: Ju Li Li, Xiao Xi Wang, Rui He, Xin Xin Qian
Equivalent strain distribution Due to the large size and complicated structure of research object, materials can only fill the die cavity under stronger forces.
In the filling stage when the die core shoulder touches the blank materials, blank materials are driven by external forces to fill the die cavity gradually, reducing the free surface and increasing metal flow resistance accordingly.
In the final stage, the workpiece flange and upper and bottom corners are all filled with blank materials.
Journal of Plasticity Engineering, 2013,20(1):6-10
Journal of Xuzhou Institute of Technology: Natural Science Edition, 2014, 29(3): 35-38
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Gang Liu, Yong Wu, Jian Long Wang, Wen Da Zhang
College of Materials Science and Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, China. 2.
Hartl, Hydroforming - a method to manufacture lightweight parts, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 60(1-4) (1996) 669-676
Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 98(2000) 25-33
Tube hydroforming of magnesium alloys at elevated temperatures, Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology. 7-132 (2010) 1-7
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 16(4) (2007) 418-431
Online since: November 2014
Authors: Ling Yu Zhang, Shu Juan Tu
Integration of material resources.
Under the administrative village layout, the type of in accordance with local emergency incidents and characteristics and the nearest convenient relief principle, the establishment of appropriate material reserves outlets, reserves basic emergency supplies, materials used within the period failed to use, good materials to replace and maintain supplies in good condition.
Acknowledgement This work was supported in part by Nature Science Foundation of Jiangxi, China under Grant Nos. 20114BAB201042, and Science and Technology Project by the Education Department of Jiangxi, China under Grant Nos.GJJ13080.
Advanced Materials Research, v 989-994, p 5448-5452, 2014
Applied Mechanics and Materials, v 321-324, p 1894-1902, 2013
Online since: July 2019
Authors: Tullio Monetta, Annalisa Acquesta, Anna Carangelo, Paolo Di Petta
Materials and Methods The specimens were produced by EOS machine, whose process parameters were set as follows: i) scanning speed, V, of 1250 mm/s, ii) laser power, P, included in the range of 200-400 W, iii) hatch spacing, H (the distance between two adjacent scan vectors), of 100 μm and iv) layer thickness, ∆z, of 30 μm.
Wicker, Metal Fabrication by Additive Manufacturing Using Laser and Electron Beam Melting Technologies, Journal of Materials Science & Technology 28(1) (2012) 1-14
Attar, Selective Laser Melting of Titanium Alloys and Titanium Matrix Composites for Biomedical Applications: A Review Advanced Engineering Materials 18(4) (2016) 463-475
Zeng, Corrosion Behavior of Additive Manufactured Ti-6Al-4V Alloy in NaCl Solution, Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A 48(7) (2017) 3583-3593
Wu, Corrosion behavior of selective laser melted Ti-6Al-4V alloy in NaCl solution, Corrosion Science 102 (2016) 484-489
Online since: August 2009
Authors: Jian Hua Zhang, Shi Ling Yang, Ying Dong, Shi Bin Sun, Ping Cui
The reason may be due to that no chemical reactions between different compositions including tar, clay and pitch occurred at this low temperature; in other word, no harmful materials were formed.
This work is helpful for understanding the possible property transition of the tap-hole clay in the tap hole and also provides research method for other composite materials.
Practical refractory manual, Beijing, Building Materials Industry Press, 2000: 551
The status of iron in the iron nitride. 2004, 32 Journal Portland (11): 1347-1350
Column β- Si3N4 fibers and the preparation of crystalline, Journal of Beijing University of Science and Technology, 1997, 19 (6): 571-575
Online since: March 2010
Authors: Hai Ying Han, Xian Li Liu, M. Liu, W.T. Li, Jing Li Zhang
HUST (Harbin University of Science and technology) made a research work on cutting parameters optimization database, and has achieved some results [1].
In which metal-cutting theoretical knowledge including: matching principle between workpiece material and tool material, tool geometry selection principle, the formula of cutting parameters, influencing factors, and optimizing mechanism etc.
Fig. 7 The example of shell ring cutting database system Acknowledgments The work is supported by National High Technology R&D Program of China (2009AA044302) and National Science and Technology Major Project (2009ZX04014-066-03).
Mursec: Journal of material processing technology, (2004), p. 75-81 [4] H.L.
Zhang: Journal of mechanical engineering, (2009), p. 230-236
Online since: February 2015
Authors: Newati Wid, Nigel Horan
For example, digested liquor from wastewater materials that containing substantial amount of nutrient, are produced in a daily basis and being disposed into the environment for final disposal.
Literature References Digested liquor is a resultant product from anaerobic digestion of wastewater materials that is performed before final disposal of the materials.
Chemical Engineering Journal, 141(1–3), pp.67-74
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 190(1–3), pp.140-149
Science of The Total Environment, 212(1), pp.69-81