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Online since: January 2013
Authors: Yue Bo Cai, An Shuang Su
Raw materials and mixing proportions Raw materials.
Banthia: ACI Materials Journal Vol. 98 (2001), P. 10 [8] V.
Tabak: Construction and Building Materials Vol. 21 (2007), P. 1250 [13] K.
Çelik: Materials Letters Vol. 47 (2001), P. 297 [14] A.
Wang: Construction and Building Materials Vol. 24 (2010), P. 559 [16] J.Z.
Online since: March 2009
Authors: Jian Lu, Zhao Xi Wang, Hui Ji Shi
Introduction Fracture mechanics is typically used for the prevention of failure by fracture in materials and structures containing defects.
The fracture toughness as compared to elastic-plastic material properties depends on the specimen size, crack depth, geometry and loading conditions [1].
Material and testing procedures The material is from pressure vessels and piping structures with Chinese designation 20g with the chemical composition of C 0.21, Si 0.34, Mn 0.59, S 0.03, Cr 0.04, Al 0.44 and Mo 0.05.
References [1] A.B.Pandey, B.S.Majumdar, D.B.Miracle: Metallurgical and materials transactions.
Solids, Vol.47 (1999), p.2093-2123 [5] Xiaozhi Hu, Kai Duan: Cement and Concrete Research, Vol.34 (2004), p.1321-1330 [6] G.R.Odette, K.Edsinger,G.E.Lucas, E.Donahue: ASTM STP 1329, Vol.3(1998), p.298 [7] B.P.Pehrson, J.D.Landes: Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures, Vol.30 (2007), p.73-86 [8] I.V.Orynyak, V.M.Torop: Engineering Fracture Mechanics, Vol.52 (1995), p.255-263 [9] Bluhm JI: ASTM Proc, Vol.61(1961), p.1324-31 [10] Y.L.Kang: Material science and engineer, Vol.394A (2005), p.312-139 [11] Landes.J.D, McCabe.D.E: ASTM STP, Vol.833 (1984), p.378-392 [12] D.Chae, D.A.Koss: Materials Science and Engineering, Vol.366A (2004), p.299-309 [13] Thak Sang Byun, Seok Hun Kim, Bong Sang Lee, In Sup Kim: Journal of Nuclear Materials, Vol.277 (2000), p.263-273 [14] Gurson: Journal of Engineering Material and Technology, Vol.99 (1977), p.2-15 Figures Specimen thickness Fracture toughness parameters B0 Bs -101234567 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Online since: November 2011
Authors: H.B. Zhu, P.M. Wang, Y.S. Cheng, G. T. Yan, C.S. Wang, L.M. Wu
Materials and Methods Chemical and Mineral Compositions of Materials.
Preparations of Novel Materials.
Acknowledgements This project was supported by Exoteric Science Foundation of Key Laboratory of Coastal Disaster and Defence, Ministry of Education, Hohai University and Exoteric Science Foundation of Key Laboratory of Advanced Civil Engineering Materials of Ministry of Education, Tongji University.
Journal of Building Materials, vol. 2, 2008, pp. 189-194 (in China) [5] LIU Chao-wei; LIU Cheng-yu.
Journal of Building Materials, vol. 6, 2009, pp. 693-698 (in China)
Online since: March 2017
Authors: Jan Novák, Anna Kučerová, Lukáš Zrůbek
Introduction Thorough understanding of characteristic mechanical processes taking place on a microstructural level of materials is one of the essential steps to assure the materials can withstand the always increasing pressure to their utmost performance.
There are many methods dealing with the modeling of heterogeneous materials and one of the most widely used methods is numerical homogenization [1].
For materials with periodic patterns are the heterogeneities modeled as periodic unit cells (PUC), see Fig. 1.
Bell system technical journal, 40(1):1-41, (1961)
Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering, 21.2, 025014, (2013)
Online since: December 2005
Authors: Valentin V. Emtsev, Anthony R. Peaker, L.I. Murin, L. Dobaczewski, Valentin V. Litvinov, Nikolay V. Abrosimov, Vladimir P. Markevich
It seems inevitable that in transistors of these dimensions alternative gate materials will have to be used and in particular high dielectric constant gate stacks (hi k).
These have enough similarity to silicon to envisage the use of existing silicon process equipment for device fabrication in these materials.
In the oxygen lean materials the spectra are dominated by the emission from the E-centre.
Schröder Journal of Crystal Growth Vol. 174 (1997) p. 182 [8] L.
Abrosimov, Journal of Physics:Condensed Matter Vol. 17 (2005) p.
Online since: October 2016
Authors: Prapita Thanarak
The technology used is simple and all the materials involved are local.
The plants can be constructed with 100% local materials and can be operated and maintained easily.
The materials and appliances are simple and familiar.
Development of more community projects after the successful demonstration at schools can trigger a new trend and thus will not only create the employment but many other economic activities like construction of tanks, support materials etc.
[18] Krittaphas Mongkoldhumrongkul and Prapita Thanarak, Key factors of community based biomass power plant establishment, Applied Mechanics and Materials, 839 (2016) 75-80
Online since: May 2012
Authors: Hui Yu Chen, Jing Gong
Redistribution of energy There is always the sound of any material sound absorption and reflection.
When the absorption coefficient ɑ> 0.2 ,it is as sound-absorbing material, otherwise known as the reflective material .
Journal of South China University of Technology(Natural Science Edition), Vol. 35,10(2007) in Chinese [2] Gu Lin-qiang, Sheng Sheng-wo.The Latest Deve~pm em of Sound Diffuser Research and Design.
Building science, Vol. 21, 1(1988) in Chinese [4] Geometry of the room acoustic
Online since: September 2014
Authors: Si Xi Zhu, Feng You Wang, Xiu Qin Yang, Hua Zhong He, Dong Fang Yang
Distribution and source of plumbum in Jiaozhou Bay waters Dongfang Yang1, 2, 3, a, Sixi Zhu1, 2, Fengyou Wang1, 2, Huazhong He1, 2 and Xiuqin Yang1, 2 1Research Center for Karst Wetland Ecology, Guizhou Minzu University, Guiyang 550025, China; 2College of Chemistry and Environmental Science, Guizhou Minzu University, Guiyang 550025, China; 3North China Sea Environmental Monitoring Center, SOA, Qingdao 266033, China adfyang@shou.edu.cn Keywords: Plumbum, Distribution, Content, Source, Jiaozhou bay.
Material and method Jiaozhou Bay is located in the south of Shandong Province, eastern China (35°55′-36°18′ N, 120°04′-120°23′ E).
In April 1981, Pb contents were gradient decreasing from the west to the center of the bay, the reason was that Jimo Basin the west was one of the major agricultural areas (Fig. 2), and a large amount of plumbum-containing materials such as pesticide were applied in growing season of crops.
Acknowledgement This paper was supported by Education Ministry's New Century Excellent Talents Supporting Plan (NCET-12-0659), Project of Outstanding Technological Educators of Governor of Guizhou ([2012]71), Project of Low Carbon Technology Plan of Guiyang (2012205]), Project of  Science and Technology Foundation of Guiyang (LKM[2012]05), and Special Research Projects of High Level Talents of Guizhou Province (TZJF-2011-44).
Journal of Water Resource and Protection. 2011, 3(1): 41-49
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Xiao Qin Wei, Da Peng Zhu
Honeycomb paperboard is a complex engineering material, as illustrated in [4], its quasi-static behavior is significantly different from the dynamic behavior and it is highly nonlinear.
Fig. 3 Simulated Tr-f curve and experiment data Summary In this paper, we present a method to identify the nonlinear stiffness and damping properties of the material based on the Hilbert transform.
Packaging Technology and Science.
Packaging Technology and Science.
Journal of Vibration and Control.
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Pei Yan Wang, Xin Guan, Zhu Feng Yue, Yi Wang, Lei Li
Over past few years, many researchers [5~8] have focused on the influence of hydrothermal environment to the property of material.
Matsubara, et al: Composites Science and Technology, Vol.62(2002), p.767 [3].
YUE: Key Engineering Materials, Vol. 324-325(2006), p. 1027 [4].
Ishikawa: Composites Science and Technology, Vol.66(2006), p.634 [5].
Yang: Journal of Mechanical Strength, Vol.29(2007), p.848.