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Science and Technology 20 (2011), 034019
Hazardous Materials, 154 (2008) 506-512
Hazardous Materials, 154 (2008) 506-512
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Materials and Experimental Procedures The compositions of the investigated steels are given in Table 1.
Journal Title and Volume Number (to be inserted by the publisher) 3 The deformation of ferrite is thus shown to lead to the rearrangements of the dislocations in subgrain boundaries.
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One of the most effective ways is to pre-cool one or more materials of the concrete to reduce the concrete outlet temperature.
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering 2006（Vol.37, No.12）
Reduction of Interior Temperature of Mass Concrete Using Suspension of Phase Change Materials as Cooling Fluid, Construction and Building Materials, 2012(26): 527-531 [6] MA Chao, LIU Yanfeng, GUAN Wei.
Turbulence research of air-cooled aggregate material layer, Water Resources and Power, 2011,29（11）:117-118
Geometric Structure and Thermal Conductivity of Porous Medium Silica Aerogel, ASME Journal of Heat Transfer,1995,117(4):1055-1058

The emissivity ε is a material property which depends on type of disc brake material and its state; its influence over the quality (precision) of temperature distribution can be seen in figure 2 (emissivity variation from 1 to 0.2).
The material properties of disc brake and pads are presented in Table 1.
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Zinc oxide is an important material which is used as a semiconductor photocatalyst for photodegradation during wastewater treatment.
Activity of semiconductor photocatalysts can be significantly improved by addition of metal atoms, metal ions and supporting material.
Ga and Gd are metals that can be applied as catalysts to ZnO semiconductor material under UV irradiation.
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Part of the research work presented in this paper was realised in the framework of the Framework Cooperation Agreement in basic research in the field relating to the use of water jets in construction, specifically the possibility of using water jets to remove concrete surface layers and studying how water jets and building materials interact.
Acknowledgements This outcome has been achieved with the financial support of project GACR 18-25035S Study of effects of flowing fluids on cement composites wear and subsequent modelling of mechanical corrosion, supported by Czech Science Foundation and project LO1408 ​ “AdMaS UP - Advanced Materials, Structures and Technologies”, supported by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports under the “National Sustainability Programme I”.
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Kirichok, Rehabilitation of concrete surfaces of hydropower engineering structures deteriorated by soft corrosion and cavitation, Advanced Materials Research, 688. (2013) 107-112

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Keywords: Thermoelectric materials, thin films, thermoelectric devices.
However, recent significant advances in the scientific understanding of quantum well and nanostructure effects on TE properties and modern thin layer and nano-scale manufacturing technologies have combined to create the opportunity of advanced TE materials with potential conversion efficiencies of over 15% [3].
The advent of these advanced TE materials offers new opportunities to recover waste heat more efficiently and economically with highly reliable and relatively passive systems that produce no noise and vibration [4, 5].
The power factor should be maximized and the thermal conductivity should be minimized in order to achieve high efficiency thermoelectric materials.
Yamamoto, Thermal properties and thermoelectric microdevices with InN thin films, Microelectronics Journal 38 (2007) 667–671

The influence of materials of PCB, feed rate, spindle speed and tool wear on thrust force are investigated.
In this study, there are no entry materials.
The effect of materials of PCB, feed rate, spindle speed and drill wear are investigated.
(2) Thrust force is influenced by materials of PCB, feed rate, spindle speed and drill wear.
Materials and Design 29 508–513. (2008) [7] Youichi Daikoh, Takao Terabayashi, Masami Masuda.

Fig. 11 Cross section and distribution of stud Fig.12 Distribution of rebars in the beam The mechanical properties of different materials are illustrated in Table 1.
Table 1 Mechanical property of materials Material Yield Strenth fy (MPa) Ultimate Strength fu (MPa) Young’s Modulus E (GPa) Flange of Steel Beam 397.75 595.01 189 Web of Steel Beam 443.45 608.63 210 φ12Rebar 374.50 563.23 210 φ8 Rebar 371.55 536.68 210 Experimental Phenomenon.
Acknowledgements This research is sponsored by the Natural Science Foundation of China(Project No. 50578083).
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