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Online since: August 2006
Authors: William N. Sharpe
Materials and Specimens.
Materials and Specimens.
Materials and Specimens.
Last: Materials Science and Engineering A Vol. 319 (2001), p. 882
Sharpe, Jr.: Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology Vol. 118 (1996), p. 88
Online since: May 2023
Authors: Hamada Shoukry, Mohamed Morsy, Mahmoud M. Mokhtar, Abdeen El-Nagar, Walaa M. Taha, Mahmoud Garieb
Materials, Egyptian Journal of Chemistry, 65 (2022) 691–714. doi:10.21608/ejchem.2021.99842.4641
Ibrahim, Portable and Battery Operated Ammonia Gas Sensor Based on CNTs/rGO/ZnO Nanocomposite, Journal of Electronic Materials. 48 (2019). doi:10.1007/s11664-019-07550-7
Oraby, Carbon Nano Based Materials and Their Composites for Gas Sensing Applications: Review, Egyptian Journal of Chemistry. 65 (2022) 591–614. doi: 10.21608/ejchem.2021.99842.4641
Fransolet, Synthesis and characterization of carbon nanotubes grown on montmorillonite clay catalysts, Journal of Materials Science. 42 (2007) 8671–8689. doi:10.1007/s10853-007-1808-2
Wolany, Carbon nanotubes manufacturing using the CVD equipment against the background of other methods, Archives of Materials Science and Engineering. 64 (2013) 103–109.
Online since: June 2020
Authors: Vu Ngoc Pi, Nguyen Van Cuong, Tran Thi Hong, Luu Anh Tung, Le Hong Ky, Thanh Tu Nguyen
Krajnik, High-performance grinding-A review, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 175(1–3) (2006) 278-284
[8] Vu Ngoc Pi, Le Xuan Hung, Luu Anh Tung and Banh Tien Long, Cost Optimization of Internal Grinding, Journal of Materials Science and Engineering.
B, Multi-parameter optimization and control of the cylindrical grinding process, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 129(1-3) (2002) 232-236
Sekhon, Optimization of grinding process parameters using enumeration method, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 112(1) (2001) 63-67
Series: Materials Science and Engineering. 417 (2018) 012-026
Online since: July 2014
Authors: N. Sakthivelon, Arumugam Mahamani, Sai Kumar Jetti, M. Vijay Sekar Reddy, P. Vamsi Krishna Naidu, M. Rithesh, K. Veeranagaiah
Electrical discharge machining is considered as a suitable process for making complicated shape of difficult to machine materials.
Zeng, B.Yang and Q.Li: Microstructure and mechanical properties of in-situ Al- Cu/TiC composites: Journal Materials Science Technology Vol 14 (1998), p.255- 258
Technol, Vol 22 (2006), p.514-518 [7] P.Narendrasingh, K.Raghukandan, M.Rathinasabapathi and B.C.Pai: Electric discharge machining of Al-10%SiC as cast metal matrix composites: Journal of material processing technology, Vol 155 -156 (2000), p.1653-1657 [8] R.Karthikeyan, S.Raju and R.S.Nagavazen: Optimization of EDM characteristics of SiC/LM 25 Al composite using goal programming: Journal of material science technology, Vol 17(2001), p.57-60
Pai: Optimization by Grey relational analysis of EDM parameters on machining Al–10%SiCP composites: Journal of Materials Processing Technology,Vol 155–156 (2004), p.1658–1661 [11] M.
Vedhagiri Eswaran: (2013) Electrical discharge machining of Al-TiB2 with low-frequency vibrating tool: Science and Engineering of Composite Materials, Vol 0 (2013), p.1–8, DOI: 10.1515/secm-2013-0023 [12] P.Senthil, Vinodh Sekar and Adarsh Kumar Singh: Parametric optimization of EDM on Al- Cu/TiB2 in-situ Metal Matrix Composites using TOPSIS method: International Journal of Machining and Machinability of Materials,(2014) (Accepted manuscript), Available at http://www.inderscience.com/info/ingeneral/forthcoming.php?
Online since: March 2007
Authors: Horst E. Friedrich, Roland Schöll, Andreas Brinner, Peter Treffinger
Improved materials are needed to meeting the envisaged targets.
This paper gives some examples for challenges in material science developing advanced PEFC-stacks and advanced hydrogen storages.
Therefore metal and composite materials have actually drawn more attention.
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 30(2005) 1297-1302
[13] Fichtner, M. et al.: Materials Science and Engineering B108 (2004) 42-47.
Online since: May 2010
Authors: Si Ning Chen, Yin Quan Duo, Li Jun Wei
Massive research works have been conducted around chemical reaction, raw material, catalyst, solution, product, and process greening.
Safety Science, 2003, 41: 219 - 2401 [4] Institute of Industrial Economics of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. 2005 report on China industry development [M].
Journal of Molecular Catalysis A: Chemical, 2002, (182- 183): 419-437
Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2005, 18: 254 - 260 [18] CORZINE J H C.
A material centric methodology for developing inherently safer environmentally benign processes [ J ] .
Online since: October 2011
Authors: Wan Shan Wang, Peng Guan, Ji Qiang Li, Shuang Zhu, Tian Biao Yu
In recent years, grinding technology in precision machining and ultra-precision machining of ceramics, glass and high-strength alloys and other hard materials has been applied widely.
The research is mainly simulating the chip process of the single or multiple abrasive and analyzing the deformation process of the workpiece materials under the abrasive compression (such as uplift, chip), in order to reveal the mechanism of the grinding chip.
Hegeman: Fundamentals of Grinding: Surface Conditions of Ground Materials (Ph.D.
Lavine: Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering Vol. 122 (2000), p. 59 [11] T.A.
Wani, Vinod Yadava and Atul Khatri: Journal of Materials Processing Technology Vol. 1-3 (2007), p. 282 [14] Su Chong: Research on Key Theories and Technologies of Virtual Grinding (Ph.D.
Online since: October 2013
Authors: Xi Cheng Huang, Fang Ju Zhang, Wen Jun Hu, Yong Mei Chen
Experiments Materials and Sample Preparation.
Mechanic of Materials.1988,7(1): 15-33
International Journal of Plasticity.1993, 9(6): 697-720
Polymer Engineering & Science.2000, 40(3):818-825
Polymer Engineering & Science.1973,13(4):266-272
Online since: August 2014
Authors: Chun Lai Tian, Shan Zhou, Li Yong Han
A rectangular vessel has two contact surfaces with different materials, iron and copper.
The results show that the maximum stress with 112.5 MPa is distributed on the contact surface between the different materials.
Because of the different materials’ expansions, there is stress concentration on the contact surface.
In some special areas, two or more different materials may be used within contact parts for vessel design.
The maximum stress is 112.3 MPa, distributed on the contact surface between the upper plates with different materials.
Online since: July 2014
Authors: M. Thirumal Azhagan, B. Mohan, A. Rajadurai, S. Maharajan
Adeyemi 'Experimental determination of heat transfer Coefficients during Squeeze casting Aluminium’, Journal of materials processing technology, Vol.209, (2009), pp 1477-1483
M, Pillai R.M, Pai.B.C ‘Studies on squeeze casting of Al 2124 alloy and 2124-10% SiCp metal matrix composite’, Materials Science and Engineering A, Vol. 490 , (2008), pp 235–241
[11] Yang.L.J ‘The effect of solidification time in squeeze casting of Aluminium and Zinc alloy ‘Journal of materials processing technology, Vol. 192 -193, (2007), pp 114 -120
‘Squeeze casting: an overview’, Journal of Materials Processing Technology, Vol.101, (2000), pp 1-9
Skolianos, Grigoris Kiourtsidis, Thomas Xatzifotiou ‘Effect of applied pressure on the micro structure and mechanical properties of squeeze cast aluminium AA6061 alloy’, Materials science and Engineering A, Vol. 231, (1997) pp 17 – 24.
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