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Application of Frid’s Knowledge Management Model to an Industrial Enterprise Dagmar Caganova1,a, Ivan Szilva 2,b, Manan Bawa3,c 1,2,3 Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava – Faculty of Materials Science and Technology in Trnava, Paulinska 16, 917 24 Trnava, Slovakia adagmar.caganova@stuba.sk, bivan.szilva@stuba.sk , cmanan.bawa@stuba.sk Key words: Knowledge, Knowledge management, Industrial enterprise, Assembly, Part sheet Abstract.
[5] M.N.Bassim, "Economic Implications of Impact of Manufacturing on Environment and Health," Comprehensive Materials Processing, 2014, pp. 199-210
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Introduction International Association of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) definition of inorganic porous materials according to their diameter can be divided into three categories: diameter less than 2nm is microporous materials; 2-50nm in diameter is mesoporous materials; diameter greater than 50nm is macroporous materials[1].
With the object of special features of materials and mesoporous zeolite has a high intrinsic surface area and pore size distribution is characterized by wide, you can get different types of mesoporous composite materials [2-7].
Mesoporous SBA-15 molucular sieve as a carrier for controlled release of nimodipine [J], Microporous and Mesoporoous Materials, Vol.123 (2009), p. 298-305
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Removal of Na and Ca from Aluminum Scrap through Filtration Harald Görner1, a, Thorvald Abel Engh1,b, Martin Syvertsen 2,c, Lifeng Zhang 1,d 1 Departement of Materials Technology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; Trondheim, N-7491, Norway 2 Department of Metallurgy, SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Trondheim, N-7465, Norway a harald.goerner@nt.ntnu.no, bthorvald.engh@chembio.ntnu.no, cMartin.Syvertsen@sintef.no, d lifeng.zhang@material.ntnu.no Keywords: Aluminium, Melt Quality, Refining, Melt Treatment, Active Filtration, AlF3, Kinetics Abstract.
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This will help improve the material removal effect at the edge of the grinding plate, however, the material removal becomes non-uniform.
The small-size work-piece is helpful to obtain the uniformity of material removal.
Acknowledgement The authors gratefully acknowledge the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 50575045 and 50875050) and the Key Project of the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province (No. 9251009001000009).
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The materials’ Young’s moduli and ultimate strengths were determined.
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The paper is devoted to the practical implementation of the new torsion testing method for studying rheological properties of materials in a hot state.
Thus, the improvement of methods for determining the flow stress in order to improve the accuracy of describing the rheological properties of materials is an important and actual task [9-13].
(3) The providing of the condition formulated by Eq. 1 is necessary in case of testing materials that are sensitive to strain rate.
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Materials & Design. 2014, 56: 862-871
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The reduction of the swell-shrinkage potential by chemical stabilization of the expansive clays can be obtained using in addition to soils various materials: lime, fly ash, Portland and eco-cements.
Many research works focused on using waste based materials in stabilizing these soils.
The Portland cement (PC) used for this study has the chemical composition given in Table 3 and it was purchased in the regular construction materials market.
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