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Online since: March 2014
Authors: Hilton Ahmad
Introduction
Composite materials offer a flexibility in processing, which often leads to a reduction in part count compared to conventional materials.
Journal Composite Material, 1978: 12:275-284. [8] Hollmann, K.,.
Journal of Composite Materials, 1996: 30(3):358-383. [9] Aronsson CG, Backlund JA.
Computational Materials Science, 2011: 50:1543-1549. [11] 6.9.1, ABAQUS®V.
Journal of Composite Materials, Vol. 39, pp 1881-1908, 2005. [13] Ahmad, H., Crocombe, A.D., Smith, P.A., "Physically Based Finite Element Strength Prediction in Notched Woven Laminates under Quasi-static Loading."
Journal Composite Material, 1978: 12:275-284. [8] Hollmann, K.,.
Journal of Composite Materials, 1996: 30(3):358-383. [9] Aronsson CG, Backlund JA.
Computational Materials Science, 2011: 50:1543-1549. [11] 6.9.1, ABAQUS®V.
Journal of Composite Materials, Vol. 39, pp 1881-1908, 2005. [13] Ahmad, H., Crocombe, A.D., Smith, P.A., "Physically Based Finite Element Strength Prediction in Notched Woven Laminates under Quasi-static Loading."
Online since: August 2010
Authors: Cun Cang Han, Shi Lan Lin
The Research on Preparation and Machining Performance of Hard, High
Strength and Tenacity Wax-based Material
Han Cuncang1, a
Lin Shilan2,b
1Mechanical Engineering Department of Luoyang Institute of Science and Technology, Luoyang,
Henan, China 471023
2Mechanical Engineering Department of Luoyang Institute of Science and Technology, Luoyang,
Henan, China 471023
a
E-mail :hcc@lit.edu.cn, bE-mail :lsl@lit.edu.cn
Key words: paraffin blending, amidation modification, wax-based material, machining.
This material can meet the machining requirements, it is a kind of ideal substitute material for consuming steel in machining technical training.
Steel, one of the known mechanical cutting materials, is widely used as engineering material.
Journal of Liaoning University of Petroleum & Chemical Technology Vol. 26 (2006), p. 4-7
Journal of Liaoning University of Petroleum & Chemical Technology Vol. 26 (2006), p. 4-7.
This material can meet the machining requirements, it is a kind of ideal substitute material for consuming steel in machining technical training.
Steel, one of the known mechanical cutting materials, is widely used as engineering material.
Journal of Liaoning University of Petroleum & Chemical Technology Vol. 26 (2006), p. 4-7
Journal of Liaoning University of Petroleum & Chemical Technology Vol. 26 (2006), p. 4-7.
Online since: April 2014
Authors: Si Rong Yu, Hai Yan Wang, Shan Bao Zhang, Jun Xu, En Yang Liu
Materials and experimental methods
Materials.
[2] Chen Xiao, Zhang Renyuan, Li Huipeng, Research and application of Al-based metal phase change materials, Materials Research and Application. 3(2009) 73-76
[3] Zhang Renyuan, Sun Jianqiang, Ke Xiufang, Zhou Xiaoxia, Heat storage properties of Al-Si alloy, Chinese Journal of Materials Research. 20(2006) 156-160
[4] Sun Yucheng, Zheng Hongliang, Wu Shuxia, Tian Xuelei, DSC analysis for latent heat of the aluminum-silicon alloy, Journal of Shandong University (Engineering Science). 41(2011) 132-137
[5] Chen Guansheng, Wang Boqun, Zhang Renyuan, Li Feng, Zhang Li, Mai Zhihao, Research of thermal storage characteristics of Al-Si alloy as PCM, Chinese Journal of Materials Research. 4(2010) 255-259.
[2] Chen Xiao, Zhang Renyuan, Li Huipeng, Research and application of Al-based metal phase change materials, Materials Research and Application. 3(2009) 73-76
[3] Zhang Renyuan, Sun Jianqiang, Ke Xiufang, Zhou Xiaoxia, Heat storage properties of Al-Si alloy, Chinese Journal of Materials Research. 20(2006) 156-160
[4] Sun Yucheng, Zheng Hongliang, Wu Shuxia, Tian Xuelei, DSC analysis for latent heat of the aluminum-silicon alloy, Journal of Shandong University (Engineering Science). 41(2011) 132-137
[5] Chen Guansheng, Wang Boqun, Zhang Renyuan, Li Feng, Zhang Li, Mai Zhihao, Research of thermal storage characteristics of Al-Si alloy as PCM, Chinese Journal of Materials Research. 4(2010) 255-259.
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Ming Zhong Li, Ya Mei Xu, Yu Hong Jiao, Lu Wang, Si Yong Xiong
Materials Research, 2007, 10(1):15-20
Materials Science Forum, 2003, 426-432(4):3139-3144
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1994, 51(5):823-829
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 79:2185-2191
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 82:750-758
Materials Science Forum, 2003, 426-432(4):3139-3144
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 1994, 51(5):823-829
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 79:2185-2191
Journal of Applied Polymer Science, 2001, 82:750-758
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Wei Tan, Zhong Ping He, Yu Cang Zhang, Shu Ying Xu
We are trying to extract natural fibers from Hainan immense resources of biological materials.
Introduction Biological materials may refer to biomass, living or dead biological matter, often plants grown as staple.
The banana waste is a concentrated source of biological materials, ideal for extraction of fiber from the pseudostem to produce material of pulp and paper.
It can use banana stems of biological material as raw materials of pulp and paper.
Material and methods Materials.
Introduction Biological materials may refer to biomass, living or dead biological matter, often plants grown as staple.
The banana waste is a concentrated source of biological materials, ideal for extraction of fiber from the pseudostem to produce material of pulp and paper.
It can use banana stems of biological material as raw materials of pulp and paper.
Material and methods Materials.
Online since: February 2016
Authors: S. Nallusamy
Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engg. and Tech., Vol. 4(3), (2015), pp. 893-896
[2] Kuldeep Ojha, R.K.
Singh, “MRR improvement in sinking electrical discharge machining: A review”, Journal of Minerals & Materials Characterization & Engineering, Vol. 9(8), (2010), pp. 709-739 [3] N.
Anand et al, “Analysis of the influence of EDM parameters on surface quality, MRR, EWR and microhardness of AISI O2 (1.2842)”, International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research, Vol. 5(3), (2014), pp. 850-857 [4] Asif Iqbal and Ahsan Ali Khan, “Modeling and analysis of MRR, EWR and surface roughness in EDM milling through response surface methodology”, American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 2010, 3(4), 611-619 [5] Kapil Banker et al, “Parameter optimization of electro discharge machine of AISI 304 steel by using taguchi method”, International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management, Vol. 3(8), (2014), pp. 20-24 [6] Manjinder Singh et al, “Experimental investigation of machining parameters using rotary electrode for EDM of HCHCR D2 steel”, Advances in Materials and Manufacturing Technology, Vol. 4(10), (2015), pp. 83-86 [7] Surender Kumar, Satpal Kundu and Ravinder, “Optimization of process parameter and experimental investigation of
Research and Tech., Vol. 2(12), (2013), pp. 2419-2427 [11] Pushpendra S bharti, Maheshwari and Sharma, “Experimental investigation of in conel 718 during die-sinking electric discharge machining”, International Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, Vol. 2(11), (2010), pp. 6464-6473 [12] Rajesh Choudhary, Kumar and Garg, “Analysis and evaluation of heat effected zones of electrical discharging machining of EN 31 die steel”, Indian Journal of Engineering and Material Sciences, Vol. 17, (2010), pp. 91-98 [13] Boujelbene et al, “Influence of machining parameters on the surface integrity in electrical discharge machining”, Archives of Materials Science and Engg., Vol. 37(2), (2009), pp. 110-116 [14] Ahsan Ali Khan, Mohammad Yeakub Ali and Md.
Mohafizul Haque, “A study of electrode shape configuration on the performance of die sinking EDM”, International Journal of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Vol. 4(1), (2009), pp. 19-23 [15] Fred L.
Singh, “MRR improvement in sinking electrical discharge machining: A review”, Journal of Minerals & Materials Characterization & Engineering, Vol. 9(8), (2010), pp. 709-739 [3] N.
Anand et al, “Analysis of the influence of EDM parameters on surface quality, MRR, EWR and microhardness of AISI O2 (1.2842)”, International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research, Vol. 5(3), (2014), pp. 850-857 [4] Asif Iqbal and Ahsan Ali Khan, “Modeling and analysis of MRR, EWR and surface roughness in EDM milling through response surface methodology”, American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 2010, 3(4), 611-619 [5] Kapil Banker et al, “Parameter optimization of electro discharge machine of AISI 304 steel by using taguchi method”, International Journal of Application or Innovation in Engineering & Management, Vol. 3(8), (2014), pp. 20-24 [6] Manjinder Singh et al, “Experimental investigation of machining parameters using rotary electrode for EDM of HCHCR D2 steel”, Advances in Materials and Manufacturing Technology, Vol. 4(10), (2015), pp. 83-86 [7] Surender Kumar, Satpal Kundu and Ravinder, “Optimization of process parameter and experimental investigation of
Research and Tech., Vol. 2(12), (2013), pp. 2419-2427 [11] Pushpendra S bharti, Maheshwari and Sharma, “Experimental investigation of in conel 718 during die-sinking electric discharge machining”, International Journal of Engineering Science and Technology, Vol. 2(11), (2010), pp. 6464-6473 [12] Rajesh Choudhary, Kumar and Garg, “Analysis and evaluation of heat effected zones of electrical discharging machining of EN 31 die steel”, Indian Journal of Engineering and Material Sciences, Vol. 17, (2010), pp. 91-98 [13] Boujelbene et al, “Influence of machining parameters on the surface integrity in electrical discharge machining”, Archives of Materials Science and Engg., Vol. 37(2), (2009), pp. 110-116 [14] Ahsan Ali Khan, Mohammad Yeakub Ali and Md.
Mohafizul Haque, “A study of electrode shape configuration on the performance of die sinking EDM”, International Journal of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Vol. 4(1), (2009), pp. 19-23 [15] Fred L.
Online since: January 2013
Authors: Bo Xue Sun, Zhi Hong Wang, Su Ping Cui, Ming Nan Zhao, Ming Hui Fang, Fei Fei Shi, Xian Ce Meng
Journal of Nanjing University of Technology (Social Science Edition). 9 (2010) 25-30
[3] Z.X.
Building Science.27 (2011) 1-8 [4] X.L.
Journal of Jilin Institute of Architecture & Civil Engineering 2009
Wall Materials Innovation & Energy Saving in Buildings 2008
Progress in Materials Science and Engineering 2006
Building Science.27 (2011) 1-8 [4] X.L.
Journal of Jilin Institute of Architecture & Civil Engineering 2009
Wall Materials Innovation & Energy Saving in Buildings 2008
Progress in Materials Science and Engineering 2006
Online since: August 2009
Authors: Ambika Sharma, P.B. Barman
Introduction
In contrast to amorphous silicon and other group-IV tetrahedrally bonded semiconductors, the
chalcogenide glasses have a Kerr non-linearity a hundred times larger than that of silica [1], making
them excellent and unique materials for the fabrication of devices for integrated and fiber optics.
The values of R are found to be greater than unity for glasses with chalcogen-rich materials, and less than unity for glasses with chalcogen-poor materials.
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The values of R are found to be greater than unity for glasses with chalcogen-rich materials, and less than unity for glasses with chalcogen-poor materials.
References [1] I.Sharma, S.K.Tripathi, A.Monga and P.B.Barman: Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 2008, 354, 3215 [2] M.Frumar and T.Wagner: Current Opinion in Solid State Materials Science, 2003, 7, 117 [3] A.Znobrik, J.Stetzif, I.Kavich, V.Kavich, V.Osipenko, I.Zachko, N.Balota and O.Jakivchuk: Ukrainian Physics Journal, 1981, 26, 212 [4] J.S.Sanghera and I.D.Aggarwal: Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 1999, 256-257, 6 [5] K.Schwartz: The Physics of Optical Recording (Berlin:Springer) (1993) [6] A.Bradley: Optical Storage for Computers Technology and Applications (New York: Ellis Harwood Limited) (1989) [7] J.Bradangna and S.A.Keneman: Holographic Recording Media, Ed.
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Online since: January 2010
Authors: Masahiro Kubota, Pavel Cizek
Suryanarayana: Progress in Materials Science Vol. 46 (2001), P. 1
Kamei: Materials Science and Engineering A, A349 (2003), P. 111
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Online since: October 2011
Authors: F.N. Oktar, Azade Yelten, Suat Yilmaz
Dahotre, Calcium phosphate coatings for bio-implant applications: materials, performance factors and methodologies, Materials Science and Engineering R. 66 (2009) 1-70
Heimann, Materials science of crystalline bioceramics: a review of basic properties and applications, Chiang Mai University Journal. 1(1) (2002) 23-46
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