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In [9] the method in processing functionally gradient material has been the subject of research in materials science, in the field of composite materials and ceramics.
Journal of Materials Processing Technology.121 (2002) 313-317
Materials Science and Engineering A, 362 (2003) 81-105
Materials for biomedical applications.
International Journal of Mechanical, Industrial Science and Engineering. 8 (2014) 597-601

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Introduction Composite materials have high strength to weight ratio.
Drilling is one of the most important machining operations that can be performed in composite materials.
[2] Tom sunny, J.Babu, Jose Philip, Experimental Studies on Effect of Process Parameters on Delamination in Drilling GFRP Composites using Taguchi Method, Procedia Materials Science 6 (2014) 1131
[4]Shiba Narayan Sahu, Debasis Nayak, Hemanta kumar Rana, Thrust, Torque Analyses and Optimization in Microdrilling of GFRP Using Full Factorial Design Integrated CNSGA-II Algorithm, Procedia Materials Science 6 ( 2014 ) 967 – 974
Paulo Davim, Drilling of fiber reinforced plastics: A review, Journal of Materials Processing Technology 186 (2007) 1–7

Whisker which has been far-ranging applied has great toughening effect to ceramics materials[5].
Kim: Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine. 15(2004), p. 705
Tanner : Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Medicine. 15(2004), p. 1147
Vasilos: Journal of Materials Science. 37(2002), p. 2587
Xu: Materials Science Forum. 471-472 (2004), p. 206

Hence, the use of alkali treated bamboo particles as reinforcement was a feasible and competitive method of creating new materials.
Experimental Methods Materials Sawdust of bamboo was collected from bamboo processing factory, Lin'an, Zhejiang Province and ground to 200-400µm with a hammer mill [12].
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Application of Different Conductive Substrate Materials for Heat Transfer Enhancement in Cooling of Electronic Components Thiago Antonini Alves a,*, Murilo A.
The possible causes of the failures are the diffusion of the semiconductor material, the chemical reactions, the movement of the glued materials, and the thermal tensions [3].
Heater average work temperature for different substrate materials [°C].
The search for materials with suitable thermal and electrical properties is important for the thermal control of the electronic components.
Altemani, An invariant descriptor for heaters temperature prediction in conjugate cooling, International Journal of Thermal Sciences 58 (2012) 92–101

Gorokhovsky, Dielectric properties of the polymer-matrix composites based on the system of Co-modified potassium titanate-polytetrafluorethylene, Journal of Composite Materials, 52 (2017) 135-144
Kuznetsov, Enhancement of percolation threshold by controlling the structure of composites based on nanostructured carbon filler, Journal of Electronic Materials, 48(8) (2019) 5111-5118
Zamulaeva, On the application of carbon-containing electrode materials in electrospark alloying technology.
Marek, Wear-resistant high-temperature materials based on boron carbide, in: Refractory Borides and Silicides, Naukova Dumka, (1977) 92-97
Kiselev, Development of new electrode materials for thermo-electrochemical cells for waste heat harvesting, Renewable Energy Focus, (2019) 29 42-48

Research in the Properties of The Concrete Filled Steel Tube Columns with Cfrp Composite Materials Wei GU 1, 2a, Hong Nan Li 1, b 1.
Journal of Shenyang Architectural and Civil Engineering University (Natural Science), 2004, 20(2): 118―120.
Journal of Shenyang Architectural and Civil Engineering University (Natural Science), 2004, 2(2): 118~120.
Proceedings of the 6th China-Japan-US Joint Conference on Composite Materials (CJAJCC-6).
Beijing: Science Press, 2000.

Hayes2,c 1Department of Electrical Engineering, National University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan 2Department of Materials Science & Engineering, University of Sheffield, Sir Robert Hadfield Building, Mappin Street, Sheffield, S1 3JD, UK aa.rauf@nust.edu.pk, br.hand@sheffield.ac.uk, cs.a.hayes@sheffield.ac.uk Keywords: Damage detection, optical sensing, self-sensing, smart materials, refractive index, E-glass fibres, epoxy resin, reactive diluents.
Optical self-sensing employs the reinforcing fibres as self-sensing elements thus eliminating the need for additional sensing elements in smart materials.
Experimental details Materials.
Fernando, 'A novel technique to study the fracture of E-glass fiber reinforced composites', Journal of Materials Science, 39(4) (2004) 1425-1428
Mizutani, 'Transparency and toughness characterization of epoxy resins modified with liquid chloroprene rubber', Journal of Materials Science, 28(8) (1993) 2178-2182

Composite materials or generally materials with interfaces are nowadays used in many varied engineering applications.
The considered thickness of both materials (1 and 2) was the same, i.e. t = 15 mm.
This effect can influence time to failure of structures made from materials with interfaces (e.g. composite materials).
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