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While the bending for crank pin and journal is achieved by the upper and lower bending oil cylinders.
The blank material is the S44SY steel.
The main movement of the materials near the crank pin is moving downward and moved less from top to bottom gradually, in the meantime the movement of the material near the spindle neck is similar, and decreases from top to bottom gradually.
The material in the middle region of the crank arm is affected by the complicate influence from the movements the crankpin and the journal.
Acknowledgement The authors acknowledge the financial support from the Hebei Province Natural Science Foundation (2009000414).

Fig 7 Effect of initial pH value Fig 8 Effect of additive concentration Fig 9 Effect of anode materials Effect of Additive Concentration.
Effect of Anode Materials.
Analyzing the effect of anode materials.
Therefore, titanium plate is the optimum material of anode .
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Properties of the materials involved directly affect the adhesive ability of the aggregate and binder within the asphalt mix [3].
Using an “inside-out” method allows for a greater understanding of the behavior and influence the materials have on the moisture sensitivity of the binder-aggregate interface.
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Shi, An Innovative Shearing Process for AHSS Edge Stretchability Improvements, Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering, 133-6 (2011), 061018
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Deflocculation of porcelain raw materials mixture is necessary to get the porcelain body with low porosity after firing.
The Viskomat NT is a versatile rotational viscometer for determine the workabilty of fine-grained building materials such as cement paste, mortar, fine concrete, plaster etc. with a maximum particle size of 2 mm.
Characterization of used materials Calcium aluminate cement (CAC) Secar 71 with in average 70 % of Al2O3 content and median setting properties was used for experimental works.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Czech Science Foundation, research project No.
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Acknowledgement The authors would like to acknowledge the financial support provided by the National Science Foundation (51075186) and the national 863 Project (2009AA04Z117) of China.
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As steel-concrete composite bridges are made from two materials that differ in their mechanical properties, the structural dampening parameters not only affect the structural dynamic energy dissipation but also closely relate to the structural response[1].
For a composite structure, structures with different materials and parts may be approximated by a multi-degree-of-freedom system.
Acknowledgement It is a project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation (No.51178393).
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Analysis of Heat Transfer and Straightening of Continuous Casting Slab Using 3D Finite Element Method Qingguo Liu1,a, Xingzhong Zhang1,b, Zhengyi Jiang2,c, Yanchao Sun3,d, Baojun Shi1,e and Nuoran Shen1,f 1Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Yanshan University, Hebei, China 2School of Mechanical, Materials and Mechatronic Engineering, University of Wollongong, Wollongong NSW 2522, Australia 3SINOSTEEL Xingtai Machinary & Mill Roll CO., LTD, Hebei, China aydlqg@sohu.com, bzhangxzh@ysu.edu.cn, cjiang@uow.edu.au, d931753455@qq.com, eshi050214@126.com, fnuober@yahoo.cn Corresponding author: Xingzhong Zhang Keywords: Continuous Casting Slab, Temperature Field, Heat Transfer and Solidification, Straightening, Strain and Strain Rate Abstract.
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Introduction Nanoscale materials often exhibit unique catalytic, electrical, optical, thermal, or magnetic properties as compared to their bulk counterparts.
The quantum size effects have become the hallmark of nanotechnology as they allow tuning of materials’ properties by controlling their sizes and shapes at the atomic level.
For semiconductor nanomaterials, quantum size effects can also alter the band gap energy (the separation between the valence band maximum and the conduction band minimum), causing their electronic properties to be distinct from the bulk materials [5].
These values are smaller than that of reported bulk anatase TiO2 materials (3.2 eV).
Fong , Electrospun anatase-phase TiO2 nanofibers with different morphological structures and specific surface areas, Journal of Colloid and Interface Science 398 (2013) 103-111.

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