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Tassoul, Highlights of designing with Hylite - a new material concept, Materials science and Design 26 (2005), pp.271-279
Baldan, Adhesively-bonded joints and repairs in metallic alloys, polymers and composite materials, Adhesives, adhesion theories and surface pre-treatment, Journal of materials science 39 (2004), pp. 1-49
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Tassoul, Highlights of designing with Hylite - a new material concept, Materials science and Design 26 (2005), pp.271-279

Experimental Procedures Test materials are P92 and P122 alloy that are made for main steam pipe at ultra-super critical power plant.
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Governing Equations of direct problems The heat conduction problem of a mass concrete can be simplified in a 1-D form[5] (1) The boundary and initial conditions can be written as ; ; (2) where denotes temperature, refers to time, represents the vector of coordinate respectively, is the material thermal diffusivity, is the adiabatic temperature rise of concrete, are prescribed functions,represents the domain of the problem,denote the boundaries of the domain.
Table 2 The effects of initial value on the solution Initial guess Inverse value (,n) Actual value (,n)) (1e-3, 1e-3) (24.500,1.1597) (24.5,1.1597) (1e-2, 1e-2) (24.500,1.1597) (24.5,1.1597) (1e-1, 1e-1) (24.500,1.1597) (24.5,1.1597) (1.0, 1.0) (24.500,1.1597) (24.5,1.1597) (50, 50) (24.500,1.1597) (24.5,1.1597) (1e2, 1e2) (24.500,1.1597) (24.5,1.1597) Table 3 The effects of data noise on the solution effects 0% 1% 5% -1% -5% 0.1100 0.1123 0.1181 0.1078 0.1032 5.8739 5.9006 6.5860 5.8454 5.6373 Table 4 The effects of initial value on the solution Initial guess Inverse value(a, h) Actual value(a, h) (1e-3, 1e-3) (0.1100,5.8739) (0.11,5.8739) (1e-2, 1e-2) (0.1100,5.8739) (0.11,5.8739) (1e-1, 1e-1) (0.1100,5.8739) (0.11,5.8739) (0.1,30) (0.1100,5.8739) (0.11,5.8739) (0.5, 10) (0.1100,5.8739) (0.11,5.8739) (0.5, 20) (0.1100,5.8739) (0.11,5.8739) Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Natural Foundation of China (No.10802015) References [1] C.H Huang: Journal
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Introduction The concrete is a kind of composite material.
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Theoretical predictions indicate the PLC effect to be beneficial in brittle materials but detrimental in more ductile materials [4, 5].
The materials used in the present study were continuous cast AA5754 materials in O-temper with a thickness of 1 mm.
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Introduction Micro cutting is a rapid and low-cost machining ways of micro component without restriction of material, and it is possible to realize micro processing of component of simple characteristics and component of complicated 3D curve-surface by using CNC machining center [1].
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The reinforcement method is to add textile in the tailing dam material.
With the rapid development of geotextile material, it is possible to reinforce tailings dam.
In order to prevent the liquefied tailings promoting shell material to flow downstream, the rock pressure was put outside the dam.
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Introduction Ferritic steels for reactor pressure vessels have shown a material degradation by a neutron irradiation.
Therefore it is necessary to inspect their material properties continually for a reactor integrity.
For the inspection of material properties in operating power plants, specimen size is a critical concern because of a limited amount of available surveillance material.
It might be assumed that the slopes in the SP curves include information related to the material hardening properties.
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