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On one hand, it greatly reduces the conditions water pressure, on the other hand, it offsets the cutting shortage of pure water jet, and it is mainly used in cutting hard materials.
Some related studies indicate that it can cut more than 500 kinds of materials.
It can be used to cut marble, granite, ceramic, glass, cement component, etc, in the construction industry; to cut special materials (such as titanium alloy, carbon fire composite, laminated metal or reinforced plastic glass), plane blades, etc, in the aerospace industry; to cut a variety of non-metallic materials and composite materials, such as car glass, internal decoration board, rubber, plastic gas box, instrument panels, carpet, asbestos brake linings, etc, in the automobile manufacturing industry; to cut a variety of tank armor plate, crawler, bulletproof glass, car body, turret, firearms, etc, in ordnance industry; to cut something that hard to be cut such as abrasion resistant white iron castings [6].
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Special scattering characteristics of materials oriented method of polarization analysis Shixue Xu1, a, Lingfei Xu2,b, Yanru Chen3,c 1,2,3Department of Optical Engineering, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing, P.R.China 210094 aete_corner@yahoo.com.cn, bjsj900@hotmail.com, cyrchen2002@yahoo.com.cn Keywords: Scattering, polarization analysis, modeling Abstract.
Our experiment indicates that some typical materials have similar scattering characteristics which could fail the traditional analysis method.
The intensity of scattered light is usually determined by the reflectivity of materials and the reflectivity of many kinds of materials will change along with the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection which is usually described by bio-reflection distribution function (BRDF).
Our research indicates that the optical differentiation of materials method will have more feasibility if we take more information from the scattered light of materials’ surfaces, for example, the polarization variational tendency which is a remarkable characteristics when the two kind of materials with similar scattering characteristic are need to be distinguished.
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Introduction In past twenty years, high speed machining，where materials are machined at speeds from five to fifty times higher than those used in the conventional machining, has long been a topic of interest.
The experimental materials were machined into disc specimens 95mm in diameter and 3.5mm in height.
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The effects of different parameters on the surface quality and the material removal rate (MRR) of SUS440 stainless steel which is lapped by SFAP are investigated in this paper.
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Influence of Material Continuity of Functionally Graded Coating on Interface Crack Changqing Sun1, a, Hua Wei2,b , and Hong Gao1,c 1 Department of Mechanical Engineering, Shenyang Institute of Engineering, Shenyang, 110136, China 2 Institute of Metal Research,Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang, 110016, China asunchangqing1977@163.com, bhwei@imr.ac.cn, cgaohong1960@163.com Keywords: functionally graded coating; material continuity; interface crack; fracture.
In this paper, aiming at three material parameter functions of functionally graded coating (FGC) which have different continuities, the influence of functionally gradient coating material continuity on the fracture behaviors of the crack on the interface between the base material and coating is studied.
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Coal containing gas is porous material.
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