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Introduction Electric-Acrylic Elastomer material is a new smart materials on the acrylic elastomer material in the substrate the upper and lower surface and infiltrate electrode materials (such as carbon or graphite, etc.) formed a new type of based on Maxwell effect.Also known as the new artificial muscle material,and is a new electroactive polymers (EAPs).
The material has many excellent features like biological muscle, which can be replace conventional materials used to a large number of flexible robots, medical, bionic machinery and other fields[2].
Summary E-ACE material membrane drive is the object of study in this paper, E-ACE materials is analyszd theoretically and the model of it is established.
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Reinforcing composite materials.
Friction materials filler.
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And by the knowledge of the mechanics of materials, potential energy can be derived, as is shown in Eq. 2
The author assumes that two component materials are selected from alloy steel, casting tin bronze, hard alloy and gray cast iron, and the material parameters are shown in table 2.
Acknowledgment The authors would like to thank the National Natural Science Foundation under grant of No. 51175475 and the Innovation Fund of Zhejiang Province Science Technology Department under grant of No. 2011R09018-03 for the support to this work.
Zhao: Journal of Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, (2009) No.5, p.55.
Li: Journal of Dong Hua University (English Edition), Vol. 24(2007) No.1, pp.76

In material science research, fractography is used to develop and evaluate theoretical models of crack growth behavior.
The problem of fracture behavior of biometallic materials is a real one, being well and repeatedly presented in literature.
Introduction Metallic implant materials are typically from three materials systems: stainless steels, cobalt-chromium based alloys and titanium alloys [1-4].
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Composite Materials: Testing and Design (2nd Conference): ASTM STP497, Philadelphia, American Society for Testing and Materials, 1972: 170-188
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Improving the optical response of tellurite glasses via controlled doping of rare earth is the key issue in lasing materials.
Introduction Rare earth doped glasses are attractive due to their widespread applications in sensor, color display, laser technology, optical storage materials and optical communication, to cite a few [1, 2].
The increase in EUrb from 0.226 to 0.308 eV with the increase of Eu3+ concentration is ascribed to the lack of crystalline long range order in glassy materials [18].
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Marimuthu, Solid State Sciences 17 (2013) 54-62

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This could boost the idea that co-precipitation technique is perfect for homogeneity-oriented synthesis of perovskite materials.
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Fig. 1 Ultra-precision polishing of orthopaedic implant Implant designs imitate the natural joint through bearing surfaces made from biomedical materials which have direct contact causing friction between the two surfaces under lubricated conditions which generates particulate wear.
An investigation using a multi-directional pin-on-plate testing machine was used to compare the wear performance of a superpolished material compared to that of a manually polished combination of the same materials.
Many thanks are also due to Zeeko Ltd. for the technical support and Universal Photonics for providing polishing materials for conducting the research work.
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SPIE 45th Annual Meeting, the International Symposium on Optical Science and Technology, San Diego, Aug 2000 Vol. 4093 'Current Developments in Lens Optical Design and Engineering'; pp445-448 [6] Department of Education and Science.