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(16) Here, is the sliding distance, is the hardness of the softer material, and is the adhesive wear coefficient that depends on the friction material and lubrication condition. assuming the lubrication condition is good, then [11].
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This work is also funded by the Hangzhou Municipal Science and Technology Project under project no.
* Corresponding Author:Qiuting Wang received master degree and PH.D degree in Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China.
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Influence of front shape on crosswind aerodynamic loads of heavy-duty truck: A numerical case study[J].Advanced Materials Research, 2012,569:428-432.

The high rate of close-fitting die along X-axis can suppress the flanging effect of sphere parts, which can increase the rate of materials utilization.
In addition, the shorter length of free edge can increase the rate of materials utilization sharply, which can solve the wasteful production of CSFM (a low rate of materials utilization).
In addition, the sheet metal with shorter length of free edge can be formed by FSFM easily, which can solve the wasteful production of CSFM (a low rate of materials utilization).
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As the diffusion progresses, the materials of the protective layer and the insulating layer gradually invade the sensitive layer, which reduces the effective thickness of the sensitive layer.
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Seismic Reinforcement Conception Design of Existing Masonry Structure Hongwei Qi 1,a Miao Li 1,b Xiaoning Huang 1,2,c 1 North China Institute of Science and Technology , Beijing, China ,101601 2 Lanzhou University of Technology , Lanzhou ,730050 aqihongwei@ncist.edu.cn bhappyamy2001@hotmail.com chxiaoning7191@163.com keywords: Masonry Structure; Seismic Reinforcement; Seismic Conception Design Abstract: In this paper, earthquake-resistance behaviors of existing masonry structures are evaluated based on a certain masonry building.
The materials and the constructing way make the whole structure very brittle, which is the key element to explain why the traditional masonry structure easy to be destroyed in severe earthquakes.
Fig.1 Architectural Plan The building is currently in very good condition, there is no uneven settlement in the massive structure and no permanent damage in the major structure, but most of the apartments have been decorated and revamped, which makes the material load heavier.
[3]Wang Yayong, Lessons Learn From Building Damages in the Wenchuan Earthquake Seismic Concept Design of Buildings, Journal of Building Structures, Vol. 29 (2008), p.20-25 [4]Wang yayong, Lessons Learnt from Building Damages in the Wenchuan Earthquake Three Earthquake Perform Objectives and Basic Requirements for Seismic Design of Buildings, Journal of Building Structures, Vol.29 (2008),p.26-33 [5]Li Bi-xiong, Wenchuan Earthquake Field Reconnaissance and Analysis on Multi-story Masonry Structure Buildings,Journal of Sichuan University (Engineering Science Esition), Vol .41(2009), p19-25 [6]Li Bi-xiong,Characteristic Analysis of Performance and Damage of Buildings in Wenchuan Earthquake and Considerations in Aseismic Design of Buildings,Journal of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Engineering(2009),Vol.29,p224-230 [7]Experience the Wenchuan Earthquake—— Structure Engineers’ Point and View (in chinese), China architecture & Building Press (Beijing 2009).

Introduction Nanoparticles with their unique properties such as sound, light, electricity and magnetism, thermal, catalysis, mechanics and chemical activity become one of hot researching spot in material science and have the huge potential application prospects[1].
Functionalized gold nanoparticles are a new kind of nano-materials.
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Application of Multidisciplinary Design Optimization in the Casting Process Optimization WANG Ming-zhi1, a, CHEN Gang1, b, ZHOU Zhi2, c 1School of Materials Science and Engineering, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China 2Jiangsu Zhonglian Aluminum co., LTD, Wuxi, China awissman@126.com, bchengang70@126.com, czlwjs@126.com Keywords: multidisciplinary design optimization; casting process optimization; iSIGHT; ProCAST Abstract.
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