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Zekeriya Parlak, et al [2] has performed CFD analysis of MR damper using transient and deformed mesh for simulating movement of piston head in the damper considering Non-Newtonian regions.
Herr, et al [3] have applied the flow characteristics of components obtained by CFD to a dynamic modelling package to predict the damping force.
Hong, et al [8] have formulated sequential design steps for MR damper based on the non-dimensional design parameters.
Hong, et al in “Non dimensional analysis and design of a Magnetorheological damper”, Journal of Sound and Vibration, 288 (2005) 847–863
[10] Walid H., El-Aouar (2002) ‘Finite element analysis based modelling of magneto rheogical dampers’, MS thesis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA [11] Daniel Garcia-Pozuelo, et al, Bump Modeling and Vehicle Vertical Dynamics Prediction, Advances in Mechanical Engineering, Vol 2014, Article ID 736576 (2014)

References [1] ZHOU Meijuan, ZHENG Li, GUO Ling, et al.
[4] Jin-Ming Konga, Lian-Sai Chiaa, Ngoh-Khang Goha, et al.
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Khan et al. [2] developed a simple synthetic method by using a combination of 48% HBr & 30% H2O2 in the oxidation of EB in the presence of biphasic (dichloromethane–water) system at room temperature.
Shaabani et al. [3] introduced cobalt(II) phthalocyanine (Co-Pc) as a catalyst for clean and conducive method under neutral and gentle reaction condition using ionic liquid 1-butyl-3-methyl-imidazolium bromide ([bmim]Br) as solvent and oxygen as oxidant.
Biradar et al. [6] shown that the catalytic activity of Au/SBA-15 in the oxidation of EB depends on the size of Au nanoparticles.
Habibi at el. [9] shown that Mn supported on SiO2-Al2O3 catalyst converted EB only 19% with 50% yield of ACP at 250 C for 10h.
Al-Zahrani, J.

Wittner et al used fungi with a combination of CuSO4 and MnSO4 for lignin degradation and gave effective results.
While the pull out test refers to the same test carried out by Oushabi et al
The decrease in lignin levels obtained was not as large as that obtained by Bari E, et al, which was 38.29% with the same duration of exposure for 30 days [5].
This is in line with Latif R et al., who has reported that treatment on the surface of the fiber will make the fiber rough and increase the coefficient of friction [16].
El Bouari, South African Journal of Chemical Engineering (2017) pp 116-123

Experimental Procedure Ten specimens of each of Aluminum (Al), Brass (Cu) and Steel (St) were machined at the same conditions.
Typical measurement results for Al sample with different cutting speeds (a, b, c and d) 4.
Increasing the feed rate, particularly, when cutting Al or Cu (Fig.2c & 2d) causes greater errors.
(a) Aluminum (Al) material (b) Brass (Cu) material (c) Steel (St) material Fig. 3.
El-Zahry, Investigation of the effect of machining parameters on the surface quality of machined brass (60/40) in CNC end milling—ANFIS modeling, Int.

Telkhoncheh et al. [3] studied the forced convection heat transfer around two cylinders placed in ventilated square cavity.
Sourtiji et al. [4] carried out a numerical study of unsteady mixed convection inside a ventilated square cavity.
Sourtiji et al. [5] also studied a laminar mixed convection inside a ventilated square cavity.
Mamun et al. [6] studied the mixed convection heat transfer from a circular cylinder placed at the center of ventilated square cavity.
Saha et al. [7] performed a numerical simulation of mixed convection heat transfer inside a square cavity.

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[12] Abdkader, A., Khurshid, M.F., Hasan, M.M.B., et al. (2023).

High temperature thermal stability of innovative nanostructured thin coatings for advanced tooling Marcello Cabibbo1,a,*, Mohamad El Mehtedi1,b, Nicola Clemente1,c, Stefano Spigarelli1,d, Abdelmagid S.
In [6], Panjan et al. reported parabolic oxide layer thickness increased in similar Al-N-based coatings.
Bock, Cathodic arc evaporation of (Ti,Al)N coatings and (Ti,Al)N/TiN multilayer-coatings—correlation between lifetime of coated cutting tools, structural and mechanical film properties, Surf.
Lerga, Characterisation and applications of Cr–Al–N coatings, Surf.
Maes, Superelastic (Cr,Al)N coatings for high end spindle bearings, Surf.

In is isoelectronic with Al so that In diffusion can be considered as self-diffusion of Al.
Figure 5 shows a bright field image (BFI) of (a) Cu, (b) Zn, (c) Al, and (d) Pb nanoparticles after oxidation in air at 373 K for 3.6 ks (Cu), 423 K for 3.6 ks (Zn and Pb), and at 295 K for 120 s (Al).
Similarly, hollow Al-oxides were formed after the oxidation of Al nanoparticles below about 8 nm in diameter.
The formation of hollow Cu, Zn, and Al oxides seem to be due to the same mechanism.
Moore and E.L.

According to Hench et al., the HCA formation takes place through a sequence of reactions between the implanted material, the surrounding tissues and the physiologic fluids, based on ion exchange, dissolution and precipitation steps [5].
Chen et al. demonstrated that the sintering process of the 45S5 can yield to the formation of Na2O-containg crystalline phase (i.e.
El Batal, M.A.
El Ghannam, E.