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Materials, 2019. 12(6): p. 907
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2019
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2019
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Experimental Materials & Manufacture of Bonded Specimens.
A variety of aerospace grade materials were used in the present study.
The materials supplied by Bombardier Aerospace (UK) and Henkel Loctite Ltd. are also gratefully acknowledged.
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The increase of preheat temperature soften the material so that the more material can be extruded.
Rao, K.Huber, J.Heerens, J.F.dosSantos, N.Huber, Asymmetric mechanical properties and tensile behaviour prediction of aluminium alloy 5083 friction stir welding joints, Materials Science & Engineering A 565 (2013) 44–50 [2] RS.
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Materials of the model The support members and the joint beams of the flexible anti-blast walls are made of steel, and adopts MAT_PLASTIC_KINEMATIC material model.
The fiber cloth material under pull will mainly have elastic deformation, and the material model uses MAT_ELASTIC.
To simplify the analysis, the RC anti-blast wall adopts MAT_ELASTIC material model.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by National Natural Science Foundations of China (51021001) References [1] LS-DYNA keyword user’s mannal(Version971)[K].
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Experimental details materials Wave-shaped fibers with a cicular-section of 0.66mm of diameter and 31mm of length, produced by Yixing Kunwi Metal Fiber company were used in study.
Table 2 Test materials mixing ratio Cement (kg/m3) Water (kg/m3) Sand (kg/m3) Stone (kg/m3) water-cement ratio Volume ratio of steel fiber 493.6 232 721.6 843.7 0.47 1% Mixed cement and gravel firstly without water, then added fibers, mixed for 2 minutes.
(see Fig.1 and Fig.2) Fig.1 Mixing test materials Fig.2 Casting the specimens Measurements In order to simulate marine environment, 5% NaCl solution was used in the test.
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Introduction Concrete is one of the main materials of buildings such as the traffic, civil, hydraulic, etc.
Because of the complexity of the mechanical properties of constituent materials and the presence of internal cracks, the research on the deformation and the process of failure is very complex.
Acknowledgements This work was supported by the National Nature Science Foundation of China(Nos.10972072 and 50878077) References [1] Faning Dang, Wei Tian, Wentao Han, Houqun Chen.
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One of the reasons why levulinic acid has not been produced in commercial quantities is the cost of raw materials used for its synthesis.
Many kinetic studies have been conducted on the hydrolysis of various biomass materials to sugars but there are limited reports on the kinetics of levulinic acid production from glucose cellulose and other biomass sources.
Saeman was one of the first to use a systematic approach to model the hydrolysis of various wood materials to glucose and subsequent glucose decomposition in two consecutive first-order reactions.
Raw Materials Glucose and ethyl levulinate used for calibration with the purity of over 99% were obtained from Aladdin Reagent (Shanghai, China).
Advanced Materials Research, Vol 236-238 (2011) pp. 138-141 [5] Saravanamurugan, S., Riisager, A.

Materials and Methods The experimental material was 165 mm × 165 mm continuous casting billet of HRB500E vanadium-containing high-strength steel rebar.
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Experiment Starting materials were Bi2O3 (99.5%), TiO2 (99.5%), NaCl (99%) and KCl (99%) with analytical purity.
Raw materials mentioned above were mixed by ball-milling with zirconia balls as the grinding media in ethanol for 12h, and dried at 80˚C.
In order to prepare large BIT particles, excessive Bi2O3 were introduced into raw materials of BIT3 composition.
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