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Online since: February 2020
Edited by: Dumitru Nedelcu
The 35th volume of the journal "Advanced Engineering Forum" includes peer-reviewed manuscripts describing the engineering solutions and results of research dealing with actual problems in applied materials science, mechanical engineering, building engineering, applied mechanics, power engineering and engineering management.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Shi Qun Guo, Zhen Yang
Fundamental solutions of a normal force in semi-infinite coating materials.
In common, main failure of coating materials is delamination.
Nix: Journal of Materials Research, Vol. 14(1999): p. 2196-2203 [3] T.Y.
Nix: Journal of Materials Research, Vol. 14(1999): p. 2204-2209 [4] H.
Fischer-Cripps: Journal of Materials Science, Vol. 32(1997): p. 5653-5659 [6] J.F.
In common, main failure of coating materials is delamination.
Nix: Journal of Materials Research, Vol. 14(1999): p. 2196-2203 [3] T.Y.
Nix: Journal of Materials Research, Vol. 14(1999): p. 2204-2209 [4] H.
Fischer-Cripps: Journal of Materials Science, Vol. 32(1997): p. 5653-5659 [6] J.F.
Online since: December 2018
Authors: Kamen Tushtev, Laura Eleonora Depero, Elza Bontempi, Alessandra Zanoletti, Fabjola Bilo, Gabriele Valente, Dario Zappa, Laura Treccani
Synthesis of porous materials.
Characterization of materials.
For comparison also ceramic materials, fibers and other natural materials are reported.
Lenaerts, Photocatalytic degradation of soot deposition: Self-cleaning effect on titanium dioxide coated cementitious materials, Chemical Engineering Journal 222 (2013) 411–418
Materials and Design: The Art and Science of Material Selection in Product Design, third ed.
Characterization of materials.
For comparison also ceramic materials, fibers and other natural materials are reported.
Lenaerts, Photocatalytic degradation of soot deposition: Self-cleaning effect on titanium dioxide coated cementitious materials, Chemical Engineering Journal 222 (2013) 411–418
Materials and Design: The Art and Science of Material Selection in Product Design, third ed.
Online since: May 2011
Authors: Kai Yue, Lian Cun Zheng, Xin Xin Zhang, Bin Wan
The effective thermal conductivity of composite materials with spherical dispersed phase
Bin Wan 1, a, Kai Yue 1,b , Liancun Zheng 2,c and Xinxin Zhang 1,d
1Department of Thermal Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing
Beijing 100083, China
2Department of Mathematics & Mechanics, University of Science and Technology Beijing,
Beijing 100083, China
awanbin225@163.com, byuekai@ustb.edu.cn, cliancunzheng@163.com, dxxzhang@ustb.edu.cn
Keywords: Composite materials, ETC, Radiation, Porosity
Abstract.
Dieska: Metallic Materials, 40(2) (2002), p.74–81
Dieska: Metallic Materials, 41(4) (2003), p.152–161
Cordfunke: Journal of nuclear materials, 223 (1995), p.135-142
Kingery: Journal of American Ceramic Society, 37(1954), p.99-107.
Dieska: Metallic Materials, 40(2) (2002), p.74–81
Dieska: Metallic Materials, 41(4) (2003), p.152–161
Cordfunke: Journal of nuclear materials, 223 (1995), p.135-142
Kingery: Journal of American Ceramic Society, 37(1954), p.99-107.
Online since: January 2007
Authors: Wei Peng, F.Q. Liu, Tao Gao, C.Y. Yao, Xun Lv, Ju Long Yuan
Experimental Setup
Preparation of Bonding Materials.
Journal of the ASPE Vol. 21, No 2/3 pp.134-139
Journal of materials Processing Technology, Vol. 113(2001), pp.385-388
Yao: Journal of Materials Processing Tech.
Gao: Key Engineering Materials Vol. 259(1) (2004), pp.59-63.
Journal of the ASPE Vol. 21, No 2/3 pp.134-139
Journal of materials Processing Technology, Vol. 113(2001), pp.385-388
Yao: Journal of Materials Processing Tech.
Gao: Key Engineering Materials Vol. 259(1) (2004), pp.59-63.
Online since: September 2012
Authors: Katharina Vones
3) How can the development of ‘material enchantment’ and ‘technological beauty’ enhance the use of these materials in the field of contemporary jewellery and thereby strengthen the discipline’s capacity to contribute to other spheres and to become instigators for collaborations between the creative arts and sciences?
Recent developments in the fields of materials science, interaction design and human computer interaction have contributed to a surge in interest on how to bridge the gap between the craft practitioner and scientific discovery.
While the use of smart materials in such an experimental yet theory-based context may have piqued the interest of the field, the common perception of smart materials prevalent within the contemporary jewellery community speaks of a reluctance to perceive these materials as a vehicle for artistic self-expression.
Press, All this useless beauty: the case for craft practice in design for a digital age, The Design Journal , 7 (2004) 42–53
Ube, Photomobile polymer materials: from nano to macro, Mater Today, Vol. 14, (2011) 480-487
Recent developments in the fields of materials science, interaction design and human computer interaction have contributed to a surge in interest on how to bridge the gap between the craft practitioner and scientific discovery.
While the use of smart materials in such an experimental yet theory-based context may have piqued the interest of the field, the common perception of smart materials prevalent within the contemporary jewellery community speaks of a reluctance to perceive these materials as a vehicle for artistic self-expression.
Press, All this useless beauty: the case for craft practice in design for a digital age, The Design Journal , 7 (2004) 42–53
Ube, Photomobile polymer materials: from nano to macro, Mater Today, Vol. 14, (2011) 480-487
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Tang Wei Liu, He Hua Xu, Xue Lin Qiu, Xiao Bin Shi
Multiscale Parameter Identification Method for Three Dimension Steady
Heat Transfer Model of Composite Materials
TangWei Liu1,2,3,a , HeHua Xu1,b , XueLin Qiu1,c , and XiaoBin Shi1,d
1CAS Key Laboratory of Marginal Sea Geology, South China Sea Institute of Oceanology,
Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou, 510301,P.
China atwliu@ecit.cn, b xhhcn@scsio.ac.cn, c xlqiu@scsio.ac.cn, d xbshi@scsio.ac.cn Keywords: Multiscale Method, Parameter Identification, Three Dimension Heat Transfer Model, Composite Materials.
In this paper, for heat conductivity identification of three dimension steady heat transfer model of composite materials, a new hybrid Tikhonov regularization mixed multiscale finite-element method is present.
Method of Inverse Problem for Surface Heat Flux(in Chinese), Journal of Nanchang University(Natural Science), 29(3):261-265(2005) [12] HE Xinguang , REN Li, Adaptive multiscale finite element method for unsaturated flow in heterogeneous porous media I.
Numerical scheme(in Chinese), SHUILI XUEBAO, 40(1),38- 45(2009) [13] XUE Yu-qun, YE Shu-jun, XIE Chun-hong, ZHANG Yun, Application of multi-scale finite element method to simulation of groundwater flow(in Chinese), SHUILI XUEBAO,7,7-13(2004) [14] Aixiang Huang, TianXiao Zhou, Theories and Methods of Finite Element(I)(in Chinese), Science Press, Beijing, 164-167(2009) [15] Yu Changming, Numerical Analysis of Heat and Mass Transfer for Porous Materials(in Chinese), TsingHua University Press,Beijing(2011) [16] Curtis R.
China atwliu@ecit.cn, b xhhcn@scsio.ac.cn, c xlqiu@scsio.ac.cn, d xbshi@scsio.ac.cn Keywords: Multiscale Method, Parameter Identification, Three Dimension Heat Transfer Model, Composite Materials.
In this paper, for heat conductivity identification of three dimension steady heat transfer model of composite materials, a new hybrid Tikhonov regularization mixed multiscale finite-element method is present.
Method of Inverse Problem for Surface Heat Flux(in Chinese), Journal of Nanchang University(Natural Science), 29(3):261-265(2005) [12] HE Xinguang , REN Li, Adaptive multiscale finite element method for unsaturated flow in heterogeneous porous media I.
Numerical scheme(in Chinese), SHUILI XUEBAO, 40(1),38- 45(2009) [13] XUE Yu-qun, YE Shu-jun, XIE Chun-hong, ZHANG Yun, Application of multi-scale finite element method to simulation of groundwater flow(in Chinese), SHUILI XUEBAO,7,7-13(2004) [14] Aixiang Huang, TianXiao Zhou, Theories and Methods of Finite Element(I)(in Chinese), Science Press, Beijing, 164-167(2009) [15] Yu Changming, Numerical Analysis of Heat and Mass Transfer for Porous Materials(in Chinese), TsingHua University Press,Beijing(2011) [16] Curtis R.
Online since: November 2011
Authors: Yong De Hao, Hao Kun Liu, Xuan Xiong
Research on Thermal Conductive and Insulating Material Based on Phosphoric Acid Adhesive
Yongde Hao1, a, Haokun Liu1, b, Xuan Xiong1,c
1Department of Electronic Science & Technology, Hua Zhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, Hubei, 430074, China
aydh901@sina.com
bliuhaokun1987@yahoo.cn
cxuanxiong2011@gmail.com
Keywords: thermal conductive and insulating material; phosphoric acid adhesive; inorganic non-metallic materials; aluminum substrate
Abstract.
Metals, like cooper and aluminum and other metals, possess higher thermal conductivities than other materials (Cu: 393 W/ (m·K), Al: 214 W/ (m·K)) and should be the most applicable materials to prepare metal substrate.
References [1] Wenying Zhou, Shuhua Qi, Ke Wu, Caifeng Wang, Jingli Kou: Materials Science and Technology Vol. 17(2009), p. 360-363.
Ferreira: Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Vol. 261(2003), p. 456-463
Chung.: Journal of Materials Science Vol. 36(2011),p. 5079-5085
Metals, like cooper and aluminum and other metals, possess higher thermal conductivities than other materials (Cu: 393 W/ (m·K), Al: 214 W/ (m·K)) and should be the most applicable materials to prepare metal substrate.
References [1] Wenying Zhou, Shuhua Qi, Ke Wu, Caifeng Wang, Jingli Kou: Materials Science and Technology Vol. 17(2009), p. 360-363.
Ferreira: Journal of Colloid and Interface Science Vol. 261(2003), p. 456-463
Chung.: Journal of Materials Science Vol. 36(2011),p. 5079-5085
Online since: November 2014
Authors: Genii V. Kuznetsov, Pavel A. Strizhak, Alena O. Zhdanova
Characteristic times of thermal decomposition reaction suppression of forest fuel materials (needles of pine and fir-tree, leaves of birch) were presented for concerned heat transfer models.
Urbas, Effectiveness of pre-applied wetting agents in prevention of wildland urban interface fires, Fire and Materials. 37, 8 (2013) 563-580
Liu, Full-scale experimental study on fire suppression performance of a designed water mist system for rescue station of long railway tunnel, Journal of Fire Sciences. 30, 2 (2012) 138-157
Chew, Influence of moisture on autoignition of woods in cone calorimeter, Journal of Fire Sciences. 30, 2 (2012) 158-169
Zhou, Experimental study of the influences of orientation and altitude on pyrolysis and ignition of wood, Journal of Fire Sciences. 29, 3 (2011) 243-258
Urbas, Effectiveness of pre-applied wetting agents in prevention of wildland urban interface fires, Fire and Materials. 37, 8 (2013) 563-580
Liu, Full-scale experimental study on fire suppression performance of a designed water mist system for rescue station of long railway tunnel, Journal of Fire Sciences. 30, 2 (2012) 138-157
Chew, Influence of moisture on autoignition of woods in cone calorimeter, Journal of Fire Sciences. 30, 2 (2012) 158-169
Zhou, Experimental study of the influences of orientation and altitude on pyrolysis and ignition of wood, Journal of Fire Sciences. 29, 3 (2011) 243-258
Online since: January 2012
Authors: Rui Hong Wu
Design of lotus-leaf-like Decoration Materials
Ruihong Wu
ShiJiaZhuang Vocatinal Technology Institute, China
Email: eyesnow@163.com
Keywords: decoration materials, lotus-leaf-like, crepe weave, water repellent,
Abstract.
Introduction Building materials which are divided into constructing buildings include structure material (stone, cement, plastics and composite materials ,etc),decorative material(common coatings, paints, tiles ,etc)and special effects special materials[1].As science and technology updates and the emergence of new materials, requirements for building materials have been improved, not only to meet the operating requirements, but also to have special properties such as environmental protection, radiation protection, energy conservation [2] which have put forward higher requirements for traditional building material [3].
However, no paper about indoor decoration materials has been reported.
Materials restore the original shape when the material subject to external forces squeeze.
Tian: submitted to Materials Letters(2004) [4] J.L.Guo in: Environmental engineering materials and forming processes, edited by X.S.Song, China Environmental Science Press English Publishers(2005) [5]C.T.Hsieh,J.M.Chen,R.R.Kuo,T.S.Lin,C.F.Wu: submitted to Applied Surface Science (2005) [6] X.Wei, Z,Y.Gu, L,Wu: submitted to Journal of Textile Research(2008) [7] W.Q.Du: submitted to Dyeing and Finishing(2001) [8]M.Yang: submitted to Journal of HuangShi Institute of Technology (2009)
Introduction Building materials which are divided into constructing buildings include structure material (stone, cement, plastics and composite materials ,etc),decorative material(common coatings, paints, tiles ,etc)and special effects special materials[1].As science and technology updates and the emergence of new materials, requirements for building materials have been improved, not only to meet the operating requirements, but also to have special properties such as environmental protection, radiation protection, energy conservation [2] which have put forward higher requirements for traditional building material [3].
However, no paper about indoor decoration materials has been reported.
Materials restore the original shape when the material subject to external forces squeeze.
Tian: submitted to Materials Letters(2004) [4] J.L.Guo in: Environmental engineering materials and forming processes, edited by X.S.Song, China Environmental Science Press English Publishers(2005) [5]C.T.Hsieh,J.M.Chen,R.R.Kuo,T.S.Lin,C.F.Wu: submitted to Applied Surface Science (2005) [6] X.Wei, Z,Y.Gu, L,Wu: submitted to Journal of Textile Research(2008) [7] W.Q.Du: submitted to Dyeing and Finishing(2001) [8]M.Yang: submitted to Journal of HuangShi Institute of Technology (2009)