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Online since: June 2014
Authors: Zhong Li, Xue Min Liu, Ding Hua Yang, Wen Jun Qin, Gen Sheng Yang, Da Long Zhang
Luo and E.L.
Pan, et al: Fuel Vol. 120 (2014), p.38
Brown, et al: Combustion and Flame Vol. 47 (1982), p.219
Yang, et al: CIESC Journal Vol. 64 (2013), p.1789
Kristensen, et al: Energy Fuels Vol. 11 (1997), p.716
Pan, et al: Fuel Vol. 120 (2014), p.38
Brown, et al: Combustion and Flame Vol. 47 (1982), p.219
Yang, et al: CIESC Journal Vol. 64 (2013), p.1789
Kristensen, et al: Energy Fuels Vol. 11 (1997), p.716
Opto-Electronic Characterisation of GaAsBi/GaAs Multiple Quantum Wells for Photovoltaic Applications
Online since: May 2023
Authors: Faezah Harun, Robert D. Richards, Muhammad Ghazali Abdul Rahman, John P.R. David, Julie Roslita Rusli
Although the data taken from Kakuyama et al. is in terms of external quantum efficiency, (EQE), the line gradient shown in the figure is directly comparable with value of α of the devices.
Hunter et al., “Absorption characteristics of GaAs1?
Richards et al., “Molecular beam epitaxy growth of GaAsBi using As2 and As 4,” Journal of Crystal Growth, vol. 390, pp. 120–124, Mar. 2014, doi: 10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2013.12.008
Mohmad et al., “Localization effects and band gap of GaAsBi alloys,” Physica Status Solidi (B) Basic Research, vol. 251, no. 6, pp. 1276–1281, 2014, doi: 10.1002/pssb.201350311
Imhof et al., “Clustering effects in Ga(AsBi),” Applied Physics Letters, vol. 96, no. 13, 2010, doi: 10.1063/1.3374884
Hunter et al., “Absorption characteristics of GaAs1?
Richards et al., “Molecular beam epitaxy growth of GaAsBi using As2 and As 4,” Journal of Crystal Growth, vol. 390, pp. 120–124, Mar. 2014, doi: 10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2013.12.008
Mohmad et al., “Localization effects and band gap of GaAsBi alloys,” Physica Status Solidi (B) Basic Research, vol. 251, no. 6, pp. 1276–1281, 2014, doi: 10.1002/pssb.201350311
Imhof et al., “Clustering effects in Ga(AsBi),” Applied Physics Letters, vol. 96, no. 13, 2010, doi: 10.1063/1.3374884
Online since: June 2021
Authors: Wei Feng Li, Su Hua Ma, Xiao Dong Shen, Jin Tang, Hui Yang
Gyu et al investigated the effect of fineness of limestone on the hydration of cement[21].
In the late hydration, the reaction of calcined clay increase the Al/Ca of C-(A)-S-H.
However, the additional Al is not used tor the formation of carboaluminate due to the lack of large pores, as shown in Fig.6, and the increase of Al/Ca ratio has little impact on the density of C-(A)-S-H gel.
Hooton et al found that if SCMs containing active Al, more limestone is allowed the participate in the hydration reactions, forming carboaluminates[5].
El-Hoseny, Properties and performance of metakaolin pozzolanic cement pastes, Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 129(2017)33-44
In the late hydration, the reaction of calcined clay increase the Al/Ca of C-(A)-S-H.
However, the additional Al is not used tor the formation of carboaluminate due to the lack of large pores, as shown in Fig.6, and the increase of Al/Ca ratio has little impact on the density of C-(A)-S-H gel.
Hooton et al found that if SCMs containing active Al, more limestone is allowed the participate in the hydration reactions, forming carboaluminates[5].
El-Hoseny, Properties and performance of metakaolin pozzolanic cement pastes, Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 129(2017)33-44
Online since: September 2011
Authors: Lin Wang, Ai Qin Shen, Chuan Yi Zhuang
The measured pavement responses are compared between the pavement sections to evaluate the effects of various experimental factors, such as axle load, speed, et al.
Journal of Tongji University(Natual Science) , 34(3):33l-334 (2006, In Chinese) [5] Siddharthan Raj V, Sebaaly Peter E, EL-Desouky Maqdy, Strand Dan, Huft David: Heavy Off-road Vehicle Tire-pavement Interactions and Response, Journal of transportation engineering, 131(3):239-247(2005) [6] Nan-xiang Zheng, Si-sheng Niu and Xin-quan Xu:Temperature, Axle Load and Axle Load Frequency Model of Rutting Prediction of Heavy-duty Asphalt Pavement.China Journal of Highway and Transport, 22(3): 7-13(2009, In Chinese) [7] Zhi-guang Guan, Ming-xing Lin and Xu-guang Wang: Design on Highway Accelerated Loading Testing Facility.
Journal of Tongji University(Natual Science) , 34(3):33l-334 (2006, In Chinese) [5] Siddharthan Raj V, Sebaaly Peter E, EL-Desouky Maqdy, Strand Dan, Huft David: Heavy Off-road Vehicle Tire-pavement Interactions and Response, Journal of transportation engineering, 131(3):239-247(2005) [6] Nan-xiang Zheng, Si-sheng Niu and Xin-quan Xu:Temperature, Axle Load and Axle Load Frequency Model of Rutting Prediction of Heavy-duty Asphalt Pavement.China Journal of Highway and Transport, 22(3): 7-13(2009, In Chinese) [7] Zhi-guang Guan, Ming-xing Lin and Xu-guang Wang: Design on Highway Accelerated Loading Testing Facility.
Online since: May 2018
Authors: Sudhakar Panday, Sanjeev Kumar, Deepak Kukkar, Gurjinder Singh, Mohit Rawat, Soumen Basu
Xingfu et al. synthesized porous ZnO NPs that showed good catalytic activity [28].
MB dye removal efficiency of 88.31% was obtained for ZnO by Gowda et al., in 2014 [39].
And also the previous reported literature demonstrated the photocatalytic activity for metal oxide and sulphide composites nanostructutres i.e. photodegradation rate of 88.1% (CuO), 92.8% (Zn doped CdS), 93.8% (CdS/TiO2 nanotubes) and 95 % (CuO films) for MB dye was reported by Yongqian Wang et al. in 2016 [34], Xiande Yang et al. in 2016 [54], Xiande Yang et al. in 2106 [35] and Yongqian Wang et al. in 2014 [55] respectively.
[3] C Burda, X Chen, R Narayanan, MA El-Sayed (2005) Chemistry and properties of nanocrystals of different shapes.
El-Shaer (2009) Zinc oxide nanorod based photonic devices: recent progress in growth, light emitting diodes and lasers.
MB dye removal efficiency of 88.31% was obtained for ZnO by Gowda et al., in 2014 [39].
And also the previous reported literature demonstrated the photocatalytic activity for metal oxide and sulphide composites nanostructutres i.e. photodegradation rate of 88.1% (CuO), 92.8% (Zn doped CdS), 93.8% (CdS/TiO2 nanotubes) and 95 % (CuO films) for MB dye was reported by Yongqian Wang et al. in 2016 [34], Xiande Yang et al. in 2016 [54], Xiande Yang et al. in 2106 [35] and Yongqian Wang et al. in 2014 [55] respectively.
[3] C Burda, X Chen, R Narayanan, MA El-Sayed (2005) Chemistry and properties of nanocrystals of different shapes.
El-Shaer (2009) Zinc oxide nanorod based photonic devices: recent progress in growth, light emitting diodes and lasers.
Online since: October 2006
Authors: E. Palcevskis, R. Svinka, V. Svinka, G. Bula, T. Juettner
Gas
permeability was measured and calculated acording Darcy's law.Characteristics Kaolin
(Zettlitz 1A)
Alumina
(RT)
ZrO2
(Treibach)
Al paste (Schlenk
VP 11144)
Density [g/cm
3] 2,62 3,8 5,6 2,7
d50 particle size [microns] 3,5 50 3,6 15
Specific surface [m
2/g] 16 60 - Loss on Ignition [wt%]
13,3 0,6 - SiO2
[wt%] 46,8 0,02 0,01 Al2O3
[wt%] 36,8 min. 98,0 0,005 Fe2O3
[wt%] 1,05 0,02 0,005 TiO2
[wt%] 0,25 0,01 - CaO [wt%]
0,45 - - MgO [wt%]
0,30 - - Na2O
[wt%] 0,03 0,25 - K2O
[wt%] 1,10 0,05 - Kaolinit [wt%]
90 - ZrO2 99,9 Quartz [wt%]
2 - - Micaceous minerals
[wt%] 8 - - α-alumina
[wt%] -2
5- Table 1.
[6] S.Vallar, D.Houivet, I.El Fallah, D.Kervadec and I-M.
[6] S.Vallar, D.Houivet, I.El Fallah, D.Kervadec and I-M.
Online since: September 2013
Authors: Jan Kazior, Tadeusz Pieczonka
The question is - in which way the direct Al-Al contacts, responsible for sintering necks formations, can be created.
Schaffer et al [25] postulate that, for highly porous Al sintered in a nitrogen atmosphere, as a result of the oxygen concentration in the gas deep within the pore network being reduced by Al through a self-gettering process, aluminium nitride forms.
Dilatometry curve for an Al compact sintered in nitrogen.
Note the aluminium nitride needles, whiskers or platelets in the sintered Al matrix.
Zhu and E.L.
Schaffer et al [25] postulate that, for highly porous Al sintered in a nitrogen atmosphere, as a result of the oxygen concentration in the gas deep within the pore network being reduced by Al through a self-gettering process, aluminium nitride forms.
Dilatometry curve for an Al compact sintered in nitrogen.
Note the aluminium nitride needles, whiskers or platelets in the sintered Al matrix.
Zhu and E.L.
Online since: October 2007
Authors: Leo A.I. Kestens, Roumen H. Petrov, Patricia Gobernado
Hence, the conclusion derived by Bennett et al. [7] that the
boundary plane is closely parallel to the crystal plane of reduced interfacial energy on a free surface
(i.e. {001} planes for BCC Fe) cannot be confirmed in the present work.
It can be concluded from the graphs that no particular cluster of points is obtained around the lower energy indexes, namely {001} - {110}, contrary to the behavior observed by Saylor et al [3,4] on other crystallographic structures.
El-Dasher, B.L.
It can be concluded from the graphs that no particular cluster of points is obtained around the lower energy indexes, namely {001} - {110}, contrary to the behavior observed by Saylor et al [3,4] on other crystallographic structures.
El-Dasher, B.L.