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Commercial offerings or internal applications of nanostructured metal articles or coatings have appeared during the past 10 year and can be found, for example, from companies like NanoMeT, Xtalic, Manhattan Scientifics, ShearForm, Engineered Performance Materials, Reade Advanced Materials, Integran Technologies, Sandvik, QuesTek Innovations, The NanoSteel Company, Honeywell, ExxonMobil, and General Electric [16-21].
Growth of SPD technology into the production of commodity metals will depend upon the level of success achieved by production engineers in optimizing equipment and methods to minimize production costs.
Zhu, Advanced Engineering Materials, Vol 5, Issue 5 (2003) p 373-378
Lowe, Material Science Forum, Vol 503-504, (2006) p 355-361
Latysh, et al., Advanced Engineering Materials, Vol 10, Issue 8 (2008) p B15-B17

Introduction Southwest Technique and Engineering Institute (STEI) is a professional research organization in materials and technology.
It maintains many advanced research equipments, such as MTS, GLEEBLE, laser holographic photoelastic instrument, X ray diffractometer, atomic absorption flame emission spectrophotometer etc.
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Hai, Fine Microstructure Production Through Sandglass extrusion, Materials Science Forum, Vol.447/448, (2004) p.429-434 [6] T Bremer, et al.
Sheffield, USA, (1996),p.226-231 [7] Hao Nanhai, Lu Yan, Numerical Simulation of Forming Process of the Radial Rib in the Forging of Upper Case, Journal of Plasticity Engineering, Vol.4, No.2,(1997) p.9-13

Comparative Assessment of Strength Models for AA6063 Alloy Aluru Praveen Sekhar1, a, Supriya Nandy2, b, Kalyan Kumar Ray2, c and Debdulal Das1, d 1Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur, Howrah – 711103, India 2Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, West Medinipur – 721302, India apraveensekhar429@gmail.com, cnandysupriya@gmail.com, bkalyankumarry@gmail.com ddebdulal_das@metal.iiests.ac.in, Keywords: Aluminum alloy, age hardening, modeling, precipitation hardening.
Acknowledgment The assistance received from the Centre of Excellence on Microstructurally Designed Advanced Materials Development, TEQIP-II, IIEST Shibpur to carry out a part of this work is gratefully acknowledged.
Forum Vol. 28 (2004), p. 118

Use of Waste from Construction and Demolition in the Manufacture of Soil-Cement Bricks: A Sustainable Alternative Lívia Racquel de Macêdo Reis1,3,a, Silvio Romero Oliveira do Nascimento Filho2,b, Ian Gustavo Rodrigues Veloso Reis2,c, Pablo de Abreu Vieira2,d, Luzana Leite Brasileiro2,3,e, José Milton Elias de Matos1,3, f 1Federal University of Piaui – UFPI /CCN –- Laboratory of Bioelectrochemistry - Campus University Minister Petrônio Portela, Ininga, Teresina – PI, 64049-550, Brazil, phone (+550XX86) 3215 5840. 2Federal University of Piaui – UFPI /CT –- Campus University Minister Petrônio Portela, Ininga, Teresina – PI, 64049-550, Brazil, phone (+550XX86) 3215 5699. 3Federal University of Piaui – UFPI/PPGCM –- Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Advanced Materials – LIMAv – Campus University Minister Petrônio Portela, Ininga, Teresina – PI, 64049-550, Brazil, phone (550XX86) 3221 5710.
Introduction The use of construction and demolition waste (CDW) stands out as an alternative to sustainability, seeking to value the materials discarded in the works and engineering materials, attributing them the status of noble material.
In relation to the valorization of the materials discarded in construction and engineering materials, the soil-cement brick produces a smaller quantity of residues, and the residues of other constructions can also be used for its manufacture.
Acknowledgment To the Construction Materials Laboratory of UFPI Technology Center, the Mechanical Testing and Metallography Laboratory of UFPI Technology Center, the Camilo Filho Institute Soil Laboratory, and the 2nd Construction Engineering Battalion.
Furtini: Materials Science Forum Vol. 869 (2016), p. 112

Influence of Exchanged Surfactant on the Structure and Adsorption Properties of Brazilian Green Mud Clay Mariaugusta Ferreira Mota1a, Fabricio Machado2b, Meiry Gláucia Freire Rodrigues1c 1Federal University of Campina Grande, Academic Unit of Chemical Engineering, Laboratório de Desenvolvimento de Novos Materiais Aprígio Veloso 882, Bloco CM, Campina Grande - PB, CEP: 58429-970, Phone: 55 83 2101-14885, Brazil 2Instituto de Química - Universidade de Brasília Campus Universitário Darcy Ribeiro - CP 04478 Brasília - 70910-900 DF - Brasil amariaugusta.f@gmail.com, bfmachado@unb.br, cmeiry@deq.ufcg.edu.br Keywords: Green mud clays; organophilic clay; surfactant, Praepagen, Dodigen Abstract.
Burns: Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering Vol. 127 (2001), p. 363
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Rodrigues: Materials Science Forum Vol. 660 (2010), p. 1031
Petroleum Science and Engineering Vol. 46 (2005), p. 209

Investigating Water Absorption Characteristics of Sisal and Glass Fiber Reinforced Composites: Effects of Stacking Sequence on Moisture Mridula Barman1,a, Vishal Sharma1,b, Almondee Marbaniang1,c, Sutanu Samanta1,d, Narendra Kumar Rana1,e and Nabam Teyi1,f* 1Department of Mechanical Engineering, North Eastern Regional Institute of Science and Technology, Arunachal Pradesh, India amridula.barman11@gmail.com, bvishalsharma1998123@gmail.com, calmon9dee7marbaniang@gmail.com, dssa@nerist.ac.in, enkr@nerist.ac.in,f*nbt@nerist.ac.in Keywords: Natural fiber composites, Sisal fiber, Glass fiber, Water absorption, Stacking sequence, Composite durability.
Engineering Research Express, 6(4), 045507
In Materials Science Forum (Vol. 1060, pp. 37-42).
Key Engineering Materials, 847, 9-14
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Effects of Post-Deposition Annealing on CeO2 Gate Prepared by MetalOrganic Decomposition (MOD) Method on 4H-SiC Way Foong Lim, Kuan Yew Cheong *, Zainovia Lockman, Farah Ainis Jasni and Hock Jin Quah School of Materials and Mineral Resources Engineering, Engineering Campus, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 14300 Nibong Tebal, Seberang Perai Selatan, Penang, Malaysia Tel: +604 599 5259; FAX: +604 594 1011 *e-mail: cheong@eng.usm.my Keywords: high-k dielectric, effective oxide charge, slow trap density, interface trap density Abstract.
Pensl, Silicon carbide - recent major advances, Berlin: Springer (2004), p. 785-812, 373-386, 343-372
Forum, Vol. 433-436 (2003), p. 583-586 [4].

Superplasticity Effect Demonstrated by Gas Forming Hot Bent AA5XXX Sheets into V-Shaped Trough Containing Uneven Concavities Chia-Hung Chen2, Jian-Yih Wang1,*, Yiin-Kuen Fuh2, Shyong Lee2,Chi Liu2, Chun-Lin Chu2 1 Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Dong Hwa University, Hwalien, Taiwan 2 Department of Mechanical Engineering, National Central University, Jhong-li, Taiwan *email: jywang@mail.ndhu.edu.tw, Keywords: aluminum alloys, superplastic, Gas forming, Concavity, Abstract Using low gas pressure as a tool to form metal sheets is certainly feasible.
The significant advances of SPF for the past 40 years have also been critically reviewed [2].
Materials Science Forum, 551-552: 3-12 (2007) [5] The deformation and processing of structual materials, edited by Z.

Baerga: Advances in Applied Ceramics Vol. 110 (2011), p. 120
Chaim: Materials Science and Engineering A 443 (2007), p. 25
Rozek: Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering Vol. 37 (2009), p. 526
Melo: Materials Science Forum Vol. 593 (2008), p. 493

Advances in Ti-Based Systems as High Temperature Shape Memory Alloys HASANI Chauke1,a*, MORDECAI Mashamaite1,b, ROSINAH Modiba1,2,c and PHUTI Ngoepe1,d 1Materials Modelling Centre, University of Limpopo, Private Bag X1106, Sovenga, 0727, South Africa 2Materials Science and Manufacturing, CSIR, PO Box 395, Pretoria, 0001, South Africa a*HR.Chauke@ul.ac.za, bmordecai.mashamaite@ul.ac.za, cRMahlangu1@csir.co.za, dPhuti.Ngoepe@ul.ac.za Keywords: Density functional theory, heats of formation, Ti-Pt-X, martensitic temperature, elastic propertis, XRD.
Previously, various alloys such as NiTi, NiAl, TiPd and TiAu have been investigated, amongst them NiTi-based SMAs have been studied extensively due to their successful applications in various fields, such as medicine and aerospace engineering [2].
The support of the South African Research Chair Initiative of the Department of Science and Technology and the National Research Foundation; and the Royal Society Newton Advanced Fellowship Grant is highly appreciated.
Forum, Vols. 327-328, pp. 279-82, 2000