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Duvvuru d Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Drexel University Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA a skalidin@coe.drexel.edu, bhouskamp@drexel.edu, cGwenaelle.Proust@drexel.edu, d hd38@drexel.edu Keywords: crystallographic texture, microstructure design, spherical harmonics, finite element methods, process design.
Introduction The current practice in engineering design not does pay adequate attention to materials as a design parameter.
In other words, the current design practice fails to include materials microstructure as a design variable in a comprehensive manner.
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The loads on the arch dam and the materials physical properties of the dam and the bedrock are uncertain, and can be described with random variable.
Due to the complex structures, and an increase in random variables involved (water pressure, temperature change load, elastic modulus and strength of the materials, etc.) it is difficult to analyze the reliability of the arch dam.
(2) Considering the water pressure, the elastic modulus and strength of the materials as the random variable.
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Because of the low CTE of semiconductor materials, heat sink materials should have low values of thermal expansion coefficient.
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The two most common materials have advantages and insurmountable flaws.
And its durability is superior to ordinary wood materials.
The sonic wave can enter inside the materials along the lacunas and cause friction with the materials, which will turn the energy of sound into heat.
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Experiment Materials.
At present, the main toughening mechanisms of fibrous reinforcing materials on composite materials are pullout effect, crack bridging and crack deflection, etc. [8,9].
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Experimental Method The materials used in this study were SS foil substrates (MTI, Malaysia), Zinc Acetat Tetrahydrate (Merck, Australia) as electrode material.
Galvanostatic charge discharge curve of (a) CNT/GT, (b) CNT/GT/ZnO-300, (c) CNT/GT/ZnO-350 and (d) CNT/GT/ZnO-400 electrode materials.
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Taer, AC-MnO2-CNT composites for electrodes of electrochemical supercapacitors, Materials Science Forum 827 (2015) 113-118

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Zhang, Effect of Cu Content on the Antibacterial Activity of Titanium-Copper Sintered Alloys, Materials Science and Engineering: C 35 (2014) 392-400
Pyczak, Microstructure and Mechanical Behavior of Metal Injection Molded Ti-Nb Binary Alloys as Biomedical Material, Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials 28 (2013) 171-182
Tomita, Prevention of Pin Tract Infection with Titanium-copper Alloys, Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B: Applied Biomaterials 91B(1) (2009) 373-380
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German, Titanium Sintering Science: A Review of Atomic Events during Densification, International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials 89 (2020) 105214

Composites are made of two or more material combined to create a new compound with desired properties.
Ishak, et al., "A Review on Pineapple Leaves Fibre and Its Composites," International Journal of Polymer Science, vol. 2015, pp. 1-16, 2015
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Amornsakchai, "A new approach to “Greening” plastic composites using pineapple leaf waste for performance and cost effectiveness," Materials & Design, vol. 55, pp. 292-299, 3// 2014
Kortschot, "A simplified fabrication process for biofiber-reinforced polymer composites for automotive interior trim applications," Journal of Materials Science, vol. 49, pp. 2630-2639, 2013.

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