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Introduction THE FATIGUE OF MATERIALS HAS BEEN WIDELY DESCRIBED IN LITERATURE.
Table 1 presents chemical composition of chosen materials.
The basic mechanical properties of analyzed materials.
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The raw materials were mixed stoichiometrically in a planetary ball mill and ground at a speed of 400 r/m for 8 hours[8].
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Exploration of goaf of colliery area with engineering materials in a highway tunnel Shiliang Wang 1, a, Liyun Yi 2, b 1 Sichuan College of Architecture Technology, 618000 Deyang City, P.R.
Material application on the tunnel waterproof grouting Waterproof grouting materials used in underground construction mainly include neat cement grout, chemically true soluble grout and cement-soluble glass grout.
China Railway Science.
Environmental Earth Sciences.
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As for the velocity, the maximum deformation and stress of solid materials are increased with an increase in the velocity, especially in the high speed range.
Acknowledgements The work is financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (51375276 and 51405274) and Independent Innovation Science Foundation of Shandong University.
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The application of electrophoretic deposition (EPD) technique for deposition of thick and thin film deposition has been extended not only on to electrically conducting materials but also to non-conducting material.
Introduction EPD processing method has been used for the processing and fabrication of a wide variety of advanced ceramic materials and because of the high versatility of use with different materials and their combinations as well as its cost-effectiveness [1] and its ability to produce films on substrate of complex shapes and large dimensions [2].
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Preparation of La1-xSrxMnO3 materials by high temperature solid phase method LI Zenggang, CHU Zengyong, ZHOU Yongjiang, CHENG Haifeng National Key Laboratory of Science and Technology on Advanced Ceramic Fibers and Composites, National University of Defense Technology, Changsha 410073,China wsnlzg@qq.com Keywords: high temperature solid phase method; perovskite type structure; LSMO Abstract.
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Design and pre-implementation of micro-movements sensor with magnetic shape memory material FLAGA Stanisław 1, a *, DOMINIK Ireneusz1,b 1AGH University of Science and Technology, Building B2, Al.
During the last twenty years the rapid development in smart materials, which are also known as active materials, is observed.
The smart materials are sensitive to the changes of physical quantities such as light intensity, temperature, current intensity, electric and magnetic field which as a result change material properties.
Among smart materials which can undergo shape transformation, temperature-controlled shape memory alloys (SMA) [1,2,3,4], electrically-controlled piezoelectric materials [5], magnetic field controlled magnetostrictive materials and magnetic shape memory alloy (MSMA or FSMA) can be found.
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This can only be achieved by defining the relationships between structure and properties of materials for MCFC.
Materials and methods Preparation of a slurry is the first and the most important stage in the process of MCFC materials fabrication.
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Accurate simulations are achieved by materials characterization in extensive laboratory test and subsequent fitting, i.e. by determining all free parameters of the material models used in process modelling [3,4,5].
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