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Online since: August 2013
Authors: Ting Ting Yang, Peng Li, Yong Gao, Guo Zheng Yao
Effects of coal mining subsidence on the changes of soil nutrient in Shenfu-Dongsheng coal field
Tingting YANG 1, a, Yong GAO 1,b , Guozheng YAO 3,c and Peng LI2,d
1College of Ecology and Environmental Science, Inner Mongolia Agricultural University, Hohhot, China,010019
2Grassland Research Institute of Chinese Academy Agricultural Sciences, Hohhot, China,010010
3School of Soil and Water Conservation, Beijing Forestry University, Beijing, China, 100083
aytt198@126.com, bgaoyong315@yahoo.com.cn, cyaoguozheng@126.com, dlipengcaas@126.com
Keywords: coal mining subsidence, soil nutrient content, Shenfu-Dongsheng coal field
Abstract.
By field investigation, the soil in this area is divided into two types :one is Brown soil developed from loess parent material , and the other is Aeolian Soils formed on eolian sand parent material.
Journal of Inner Mongolia agricultural university (natural science edition) .Vol. 6 (2007) , p. 105-110
Coal science and technology.
Journal of soil and water conservation.
By field investigation, the soil in this area is divided into two types :one is Brown soil developed from loess parent material , and the other is Aeolian Soils formed on eolian sand parent material.
Journal of Inner Mongolia agricultural university (natural science edition) .Vol. 6 (2007) , p. 105-110
Coal science and technology.
Journal of soil and water conservation.
Online since: August 2009
Authors: Tokunaga Hitoo, Hiroyuki Kinoshita, Kiyohiko Ikeda, Koichi Kaizu, Hiromori Miyagi
High-Strength Porous Ceramics Produced by Recycling Glass Fibers in
Waste GFRP
Hiroyuki Kinoshita1, a, Koichi Kaizu2, b, Hiromori Miyagi1, c
Hitoo Tokunaga3, d and Kiyohiko Ikeda1, e
1 University of Miyazaki, Gakuen-Kibanadai-Nishi, Miyazaki City, 889-2192, Japan
a t0d165u@cc.miyazaki-u.ac.jp
Keywords: Ceramics, Composite Material, GFRP, Clay, Recycling, Bending strength
Abstract In this study, as the effective recycling technique for the waste GFRP, the process for the
producing the porous glass fiber reinforced ceramics by firing the mixture of the clay and the
crushed waste GFRP was proposed.
Specimens Raw materials for specimens Fig.1 shows the clay produced in Miyazaki Prefecture in Japan and POM plastics (Polyacetal pellets, Trade name: DURACON made in Japan) with glass fibers of 40% used as the raw materials for specimens.
NAGAOKA: Value-Added Recycling of Disposal Plastics, Journal of the JSTP, Vol.49, No.566 (2008), pp.175-179
[4] The Clay Science Society of Japan, Clay Handbook, (1966), pp.701-737, Gihodo Shuppan Co.
Specimens Raw materials for specimens Fig.1 shows the clay produced in Miyazaki Prefecture in Japan and POM plastics (Polyacetal pellets, Trade name: DURACON made in Japan) with glass fibers of 40% used as the raw materials for specimens.
NAGAOKA: Value-Added Recycling of Disposal Plastics, Journal of the JSTP, Vol.49, No.566 (2008), pp.175-179
[4] The Clay Science Society of Japan, Clay Handbook, (1966), pp.701-737, Gihodo Shuppan Co.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Xue Ping Mao, Qi Guo, Sheng Yuan Zhang, Su Yang Hu, Dao Gang Lu, Hong Xu
Bhanu and Sankara Rao: Materials Characteriation, Vol. 59 (2008) No.59, p. 508
Agostinho: British Corrosion Journal, Vol. 34 (1999) No.1, p. 67
Cai: Rare Metal Materials and Engineering, Vol. 39 (2010) No.9, p. 1571 (In Chinese)
Lupinc: Materials Science and Engineering, Vol. 462 (2007), p. 436
Zhang: High Temperature Deformation and Fracture of Materials (Science Press, Beijing 2007) (In Chinese)
Agostinho: British Corrosion Journal, Vol. 34 (1999) No.1, p. 67
Cai: Rare Metal Materials and Engineering, Vol. 39 (2010) No.9, p. 1571 (In Chinese)
Lupinc: Materials Science and Engineering, Vol. 462 (2007), p. 436
Zhang: High Temperature Deformation and Fracture of Materials (Science Press, Beijing 2007) (In Chinese)
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Shun Xing Wang, Xu Rui Gao
Introduction
In recent years, with the development of nanotechnology and tribology on a micro level, a very vast prospect of nano materials has already been shown in tribology.
Nano-Cu powder has not only effects of nano materials but also advantages of metallic copper.
Zhang: Rare Metal Materials and Engineering Vol. 39(2010), p. 1711 [5] H.L.
Xin: Journal of Anhui Vocational Technical College Vol. 5(2006), p.11 [8] X.J.
Ding, et al: Journal of Tianjin Institute of Technology Vol. 17(2001), p.19
Nano-Cu powder has not only effects of nano materials but also advantages of metallic copper.
Zhang: Rare Metal Materials and Engineering Vol. 39(2010), p. 1711 [5] H.L.
Xin: Journal of Anhui Vocational Technical College Vol. 5(2006), p.11 [8] X.J.
Ding, et al: Journal of Tianjin Institute of Technology Vol. 17(2001), p.19
Online since: May 2014
Authors: Dian Hua Zhang, He Nan Bu, Zhu Wen Yan, Cheng Ming Zhang
Friction Coefficient Model
The friction factor between rollers and rolled pieces has mainly relevance to the rolling speed, roll surface state and roll material[4], it can be expressed as:
Acknowledgement This research was financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (51074051).
[2] C.T.d.A.Pires, H.C.Ferreira, R.M.Sales, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 209 (2009) 3592-3596
[4] J.S.Wang, Z.Y.Jiang, A.K.Tieu, X.H.Liu, G.D.Wang, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 162-163 (2005) 585-590
[5] F.S.Du, G.G.Wang, X.L.Zang, X.T.Li, Journal of Iron and Steel Research (International). 17 (2010) 19-23
Acknowledgement This research was financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (51074051).
[2] C.T.d.A.Pires, H.C.Ferreira, R.M.Sales, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 209 (2009) 3592-3596
[4] J.S.Wang, Z.Y.Jiang, A.K.Tieu, X.H.Liu, G.D.Wang, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 162-163 (2005) 585-590
[5] F.S.Du, G.G.Wang, X.L.Zang, X.T.Li, Journal of Iron and Steel Research (International). 17 (2010) 19-23
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Fu Xing Wang, Guo Zhong Li, Juan Chen
Effect of Admixtures on the Performance of Recycled Fine Aggregate Cement Mortar
Fuxing Wang , Guozhong Li a*, Juan Chen
Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory of Preparation and Measurement of Building Materials, University of Jinan, Jinan 250022, China
amse_ligz@ujn.edu.cn, *correspondence author
Key words: recycled mortar; admixtures; mechanical property; micro-morphology
Abstract: The effect of admixtures on the mechanical properties of recycled fine aggregate cement mortar was studied.
References [1] Liao chunlin:Journal of foreign building materials science and technology,4,28,(2007),p.67-69
[2] Xu yidong:Journal of building materials,4,7 (2004), p.447
[3] Yu lehua:Journal of East China Jiaotong University,4(1999), p.14-15.
References [1] Liao chunlin:Journal of foreign building materials science and technology,4,28,(2007),p.67-69
[2] Xu yidong:Journal of building materials,4,7 (2004), p.447
[3] Yu lehua:Journal of East China Jiaotong University,4(1999), p.14-15.
Online since: August 2013
Authors: Qiao Jin, Wei Jian Zhao, Xin Dui, Tao Gao Wu, Wan Nan Guo
Introduction
The precast concrete shear wall system is becoming a new research hot point in China for low, medium and highrise residential construction due to its economical advantages and environmental benefits with the safety and efficiency of the production process, the high quality of materials and workmanship, and the environmental friendly way of building.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51278312).
Journal of Building Structures.
China Civil Engineering Journal.
Journal of Earthquake and Engineering vibration.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China (No.51278312).
Journal of Building Structures.
China Civil Engineering Journal.
Journal of Earthquake and Engineering vibration.
Online since: April 2015
Authors: Tong Min Wang, Yong Dong, Jun Jia Zhang, Shi Chao Liu, Hang Chen, Yi Ping Lu, Ting Ju Li, Qiu Shi Chen
The coating materials mainly are metals like Ni, Cu or other high temperature resistant materials like Al2O3, SiC and so on[9,10].
Materials and Methods The experimental matrix of the research is Al-5Mg alloy.
Then the morphology of the composite materials prepared by the above method was analyzed.
Daoud, Microstructure and tensile properties of 2014 Al alloy reinforced with continuous carbon fibers manufactured by gas pressure infiltration, Materials Science and Engineering A. 391 (2005) 114-119
Pramod, Zulfiqar Khan, Tribological characteristics of innovative Al6061–carbon fiber rod metal matrix composites, Materials and Design. 50 (2013) 597-605
Materials and Methods The experimental matrix of the research is Al-5Mg alloy.
Then the morphology of the composite materials prepared by the above method was analyzed.
Daoud, Microstructure and tensile properties of 2014 Al alloy reinforced with continuous carbon fibers manufactured by gas pressure infiltration, Materials Science and Engineering A. 391 (2005) 114-119
Pramod, Zulfiqar Khan, Tribological characteristics of innovative Al6061–carbon fiber rod metal matrix composites, Materials and Design. 50 (2013) 597-605
Online since: January 2009
Authors: Ling Yun Wang, Mei Juan Song, Rao Chuan Liu, Zhi Xiang Wang
Damage Evolution Equation of AZ31B Magnesium Alloy during
Superplastic Deformation
Meijuan SONG
1,a
, Lingyun WANG
2,b
, Raochuan LIU
1,c
, Zhixiang WANG
3
1
College of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Chongqing University of Science
and Technology, Chongqing, 400050, China
2
College of Materials Science and Engineering, Chongqing University, Chongqing, 400044, China
3
Chongqing Jiao Tong University, 400043, China
a meijuan_song@126.com, b linyunwang@yahoo.com, c larryemailbox@126.com.
For some materials with good ductility, damage is usually accompanied by the nucleation and expansion of micro-cavities.
The internal cavity density of material can better reflect the damage in superplastic deformation, meanwhile, the cavity damage of materials at elevated temperature can be preserved to room temperature with proper method.
The cavity volume fraction vf is measured as damage variable in superplastic materials.
Materials Science and Technology, 1997, A234-236: 343-346 [8] Wu shidun.
For some materials with good ductility, damage is usually accompanied by the nucleation and expansion of micro-cavities.
The internal cavity density of material can better reflect the damage in superplastic deformation, meanwhile, the cavity damage of materials at elevated temperature can be preserved to room temperature with proper method.
The cavity volume fraction vf is measured as damage variable in superplastic materials.
Materials Science and Technology, 1997, A234-236: 343-346 [8] Wu shidun.
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Xian Jing Kong, Meng Fu, Yang Zhou, De Gao Zou
For CFRD, the interconnect materials are used in the expansion joints and peripheral joints.
Tab. 1 Parameters of static model Tab. 2 Parameters of dynamic model Materials ρ (g/cm3) φ0 (○) Δφ (○) K n Rf Kb m Materials C nd Rockfill 2.15 52 8.5 1100 0.35 0.82 600 -0.1 Rockfill 2339 0.5 Tab.3 Residual deformation parameters of rockfill materials Materials c1 c2 c3 c4 c 5 Rockfill 0.0064 0.75 0.0 0.175 1.33 Seismic Wave Input.
Fig.3 Dynamic shear modulus vs shear Fig.4 Damping ratio vs shear strain of strain of filling materials filling materials (a) Along the river (b)Vertical (c)Dam axis Fig.5 Time history of seismic input Analysis of Face Slab Stress and Deformation The deflection and the axial stress of face slab are shown in Figure 6 and Figure 7 respectively in full storage and after earthquake.
Guo: Journal of IWHR, Vol. 5(2007) No.3, p.233-240.
Zou, et al: Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, (2001) No.8, p.20-25.
Tab. 1 Parameters of static model Tab. 2 Parameters of dynamic model Materials ρ (g/cm3) φ0 (○) Δφ (○) K n Rf Kb m Materials C nd Rockfill 2.15 52 8.5 1100 0.35 0.82 600 -0.1 Rockfill 2339 0.5 Tab.3 Residual deformation parameters of rockfill materials Materials c1 c2 c3 c4 c 5 Rockfill 0.0064 0.75 0.0 0.175 1.33 Seismic Wave Input.
Fig.3 Dynamic shear modulus vs shear Fig.4 Damping ratio vs shear strain of strain of filling materials filling materials (a) Along the river (b)Vertical (c)Dam axis Fig.5 Time history of seismic input Analysis of Face Slab Stress and Deformation The deflection and the axial stress of face slab are shown in Figure 6 and Figure 7 respectively in full storage and after earthquake.
Guo: Journal of IWHR, Vol. 5(2007) No.3, p.233-240.
Zou, et al: Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, (2001) No.8, p.20-25.