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Results Table 2 shows the cutting temperature of two kinds of materials.
grand series GDL-4 M2 maximum temperature(℃) 53 44 Figure 2 shows the cutting plane of two kinds of materials.
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Aluminum alloys have been considered as capable materials to meet these necessities due to their low density, high specific strength and specific stiffness combined with good castability [2].
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It is usually made of thin-film materials and has a flexible surface, so that measuring force is not tolerable in measurement process.
Introduction Photogrammetry is a science of measuring size or profile of 3D objects using two or more photographs.
A sort of retro-reflective material that can reflect light mostly back in the direction of its source is smeared on the surface of the circular point in order to increase visibility.
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Thermophysical parameters of material (chromium) are: λ = 93 [W/(mK)], c = 3.2148∙106 [J/(m3K)], τq = 0.136∙10-12 [s], τT = 7.86∙10-12 [s].
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A study on strain properties of bamboo In process of heating and cooling Jian Han1,a, Yue Zou2,b 1,2 College of Material Science and Technology,Central South University of Forestry and Technology, Changsha 410004, Hunan, China a hanjianwm@163.com, b zy19870330@163.com Keywords bamboo; tangential strain; radial strain; heating and cooling Abstract.
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But NAI can capture the harmful material that is positive charged.
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Beryllium copper materials are basically divided into high strength and elasticity beryllium copper alloy with 1.6-2.1% w (Be), and high conductivity beryllium copper alloy with 0.2-0.7% w (Be).
Now beryllium copper materials have been widely used in aerospace, electronics, large-scale power plants, appliances, communications, computer, automotive, instrumentation, petroleum, mining and other industries.
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The governing equations of macroscopic transport consist of the Navier-Stokes equations for fluid flow and the thermal balance equation for heat transfer as follows: Equation of continuity: 0u∇ • = � （5） 5 6 4 3 2 7 1 (b) (a) Fig. 1 (a) Schematic view of semisolid metal slurry preparation apparatus by A-EMS, (b) Physical model of electromagnetic system, 1-crucible 2-melt 3-cooler 4-air 5-yoke 6-core 7-coil Table1 Physical properties of materials used in the calculation (b) d3 d4 d2 d1 (a) Navier-Stokes equations: ( ) L du u u u f p dt ρ ρ µ + •∇ = ∇• ∇ + −∇ � � � � （6） Where u � is a velocity vector, p is the hydro-static pressure, and fL is the Lorentz force. µ is the dynamic viscosity, which is chosen to vary exponentially with temperature in the form 0( ) 0 A T T eµ µ − − = (7) Where To is the mean nucleation
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