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Booker2,c 1 School of MMME, University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD, UK 2 Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, University of Bristol, University Walk, Bristol, BS8 1TR, UK a arthur.jones@nottingham.ac.uk, bc.e.truman@bristol.ac.uk, cj.d.booker@bristol.ac.uk Keywords: Photoelasticity, Shrink fit, Residual stress Abstract.
Introduction Friction is used as a means of preventing relative movement in many engineering situations including shrink fitting of shafts into hubs or rings.
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Engineering Situation Heng Zhou avenue bridge is a lead bridge belong to west Tan Heng loaced in Er Tang Yu Mushan town .The original bridge is a 2×16 m PRC hollow slab bridge, composed of 10 hollow slab , with total length 45.00m, width12.75m as shown in Fig.1.The original deck transverse slope is 2%.because of the modification of route and width, the north half keep original and transform the original bridge.
Beam body integrally jack-up method has application to several domestic engineering, the main advantage is no added phase ii constant load and less influence of the bearing capacity of the slab.
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Modeling the Super Plastic Forming of a Multi-Sheet Diffusion Bonded Titanium Alloy Demonstrator Fan Blade Paul Wood1, a, Muhammad Jawad Qarni1, b, Paul Blackwell1, c, Vladimir Cerny2, d, Phillip Brennand3, e, Steven Wilkinson3, f and Andrzej Rosochowski4, g 1 Advanced Forming Research Centre, University of Strathclyde, PA4 9LJ, UK 2 ESI UK Ltd, Cannock, WS11 8JBUK 3 Rolls-Royce plc, Barnoldswick, BB18 5RU, UK 4 Design, Manufacture & Engineering Management, University of Strathclyde, G1 1XJ, UK *apaul.wood@strath.ac.uk, bjawad.qarni@strath.ac.uk, cpaul.blackwell@strath.ac.uk, dvladimir.cerny@esi-group.com, esteve.wilkinson@rolls-royce.com, fphillip.brennand@rolls-royce.com, gandrzej.rosochowski@strath.ac.uk * Corresponding author Keywords: Super Plastic Forming, Diffusion Bonding, Jet Engine Fan Blades, Finite Element Analysis, Process Modeling Abstract The paper describes a finite element method in 2D and 3D to simulate
References [1] Zhao Bing, Li Zhiqiang, Hou Hongliang, Liao Jinhua, Bai Bingzhe, Three Dimensional FEM Simulation of Titanium Hollow Blade Forming Process, Rare Metal Materials and Engineering, 2010, 39(6): 0963−0968 [2] Ghosh A K, Hamilton C H.
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For instance, new advanced designs require the use of conformal coatings such as parylene or polyimide and inorganic films such as silica or silicon nitride to replace the hermetically sealed metal cans previously used, which separate the electronics from the in-vivo environment [10].
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Verghese, Accelerated Testing of Active Implantable Medical Devices, in NACE2009. 2009, National Association of Corrosion Engineers: Atlanta, GA
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The continuous advances in research and development in the medical field have led to a steadily increasing lifespan, and thus aging-related diseases [6].
The use of bioprinters contributed significantly to the field of tissue engineering by manufacturing personalised tissues models [13], or methods which lead to the creation of artificial cartilage [14], or providing a 3D cell culture infection model for virus detection [15].
Guvendiren, Engineering 3D Hydrogels for Personalized In Vitro Human Tissue Models.
[14] Lam, T., et al., Photopolymerizable gelatin and hyaluronic acid for stereolithographic 3D bioprinting of tissue-engineered cartilage.
[16] Engels, A., et al. 3d Printer Heads for Extrusion of Biologicals Gels. in Materials Science Forum. 2021.

Finally, nano-structured metals also possess improved functional properties such as wear and corrosion resistance, which can broaden the range of applications of engineering metals and alloys even further.
This paper reviews recent progress in the development of light nano-engineered metals and alloys.
In recent years extensive efforts have been made to improve the strength of engineering materials by nano-design of their structure.
Second phase particles are inherent microstructural elements of engineering materials.
Summary This paper shows that recent advances in strengthening aluminium alloys re-defines limits of their applicability.

The hard tissue engineering provides viable solutions considering the bone reconstruction by designing and elaboration of advanced biocompatible materials to manufacture alloplastic grafts.
Advanced research in the field showed that the trabecular bone characteristics differ across sites [17, 18].
Our research approaches the design and elaboration of an alloplastic trabecular tissue similar to the vertebral body using an advanced powder metallurgy (PM) technology.
Kevorkijan, Low cost aluminium foams made by CaCO3, Particulates, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering 16 (2010) 205-219
Layrolle, K. deGroot, Macroporous hydroxyapatite scaffolds for bone tissue engineering, Wiley Periodicals 109 (2002) 634-650