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PAN nanofiber which are reinforced with nanomaterials had received much attention in electronic devices due to their potential applications as interconnection lines or gates materials in nanoelectronics, electrode materials for electrochemical capacitor cells, reinforcing fillers in nanocomposite material in polymer, metal and ceramics matrices, heterogenous electrocatalysis, rechargeable battery, hydrogen storage and many more [1, 2].
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Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of In situ Al2O3- Ti(C,N) Composites Xiumei Feng1, 2,a, Xiaoqing Lian1,b ,Mingxue Jiang, 1,c and Yiner He1,d 1College of Materials Science and Engineering, Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, Shanxi, Xi’an,710055,China 2 College of civil Engineering, Qingdao Agriculture University , Shandong, Qingdao, 266109，China afengxm1973@126.com, blianxiaoqing0304@126.com, cmingxuejiang@163.com, dxiaofengyiner@163.com Keywords: Aluminothermic Reduction ,Ti(C,N),Composites, In Situ Synthesis Abstract.
Introduction Traditional oxide-based refractory materials can’t meet the development of high-temperature technology because of their performance defects.
Choosing oxide-non-oxide composite materials will become the core of the development of new refractory materials [1].
In this study, Al2O3-Ti (C,N) composite materials were generated in situ reaction by inexpensive titanium dioxide and metal aluminum powder in flowing nitrogen and CO gas,achieving low-cost production requirements.
Experimental procedure The raw materials were tabular alumina (Al2O3>99.0%, Al&Mg Co.

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Grazing incident x-ray reflectivity (GIXRR) is a powerful tool to study the morphological aspects and interface structure of layered materials.
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The relative slips between steel and adhesive, adhesive and FRP will be ignored. 1.2 Mechanical properties of materials.
In the FEM model, the material data is referred to the common materials used in the actual engineering, as listed in the table 1.
Table 1 Mechanical properties of materials for FEM Materials Young’s Modulus (GPa) Poisson’s ratio Thickness (mm) Steel 206 0.3 3.5 FRP 150 0.25 1.3 Adhesive 5 0.38 1.0 1.3 Element type and meshing.
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Physical Interaction Design with the Tactile Materials –The Case Study of Visually Impaired Camera Yongyan Guo 1, a, Miao Liu 2,b Meiyu Zhou 3,c 1 2 3 East China University of Science And Technology,China ag_gale@sohu.com, bgjlb.student@sina.com, czhoutc-2003@163.com Keywords: Product design, Visually impaired group, Physical interaction.
Transformation from traditional products to the physical interactive product 1.2.1 Materialization - Dematerialization The function of products evolutes from material to nonmaterial.
Subconscious mode of operation, ease of use Finally, the interactive touch screen technology and materials are selected.
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Fatty acid methyl ester(FAME),prepared by rapeseed oil as starting material with methanol by transesterification, the composition of FAME was detected by gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer (GC-MS).Trimethylolpropane(TMP) esters of fatty acids were synthesized by transesterifying FAME with TMP using zinc oxide as catalyst.
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Experimental Principle and Materials Figure 1 illustrates the laser process route.
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