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Online since: February 2011
Authors: Gang Wu, Chun Hua Zhao, Hong Ling Qin, Xin Ze Zhao
Abstract: Porous ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) materials have been developed by Hot Press molding technique in this investigation.
Materials and methods 1) Materials The UHMWPE and NaCl powder used were supplied by Shanghai Chemical Institute and Sinopharm Chemical Reagent Co.Ltd., P.R.China, respectively.
As we know, the wear resistance of materials was affected by the variation of mechanical strength.
The lubrication mechanism of these porous UHMWPE against the natural cartilage or artificial joint materials should be precisely evaluated in the near future.
Journal of Cellular Plastics. 2002; 38; 163-176
Materials and methods 1) Materials The UHMWPE and NaCl powder used were supplied by Shanghai Chemical Institute and Sinopharm Chemical Reagent Co.Ltd., P.R.China, respectively.
As we know, the wear resistance of materials was affected by the variation of mechanical strength.
The lubrication mechanism of these porous UHMWPE against the natural cartilage or artificial joint materials should be precisely evaluated in the near future.
Journal of Cellular Plastics. 2002; 38; 163-176
Online since: January 2016
Authors: Roslee Ahmad, M.B.A. Asmael
Grajcar, Materials Science Forum, Trans Tech Publ. (2010) 475-480
Liu, Materials Science Forum. 331 (2000) 361-366
Selling, Materials Science and Engineering: A. 220 (1996) 109-116
Shiraishi, Materials Science and Engineering: A. 543 (2012) 185-192
Zhou, Journal of Materials Science. 46 (2011) 2685-2694
Liu, Materials Science Forum. 331 (2000) 361-366
Selling, Materials Science and Engineering: A. 220 (1996) 109-116
Shiraishi, Materials Science and Engineering: A. 543 (2012) 185-192
Zhou, Journal of Materials Science. 46 (2011) 2685-2694
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Jun Hua Huo, Bo Pang
However, due to a lot of reasons, the gradual expansion and convergence of the micro-defects lead to the macro deterioration of the mechanical properties of materials.
Also, under the action of the loads, the gradual expansion and convergence of the micro-defects lead to the macro deterioration of the mechanical properties of materials.
ABAQUS[1-4] can simulate most typical engineering materials performance because of a number of material model library.
ABAQUS nonlinear finite element analysis and the example[M], Bei Jing:Science press, 2005.
A fatigue failure criterion for fiber reinforced materials [J], Journal of Composite Materials, 1973, 7(4): 448-464
Also, under the action of the loads, the gradual expansion and convergence of the micro-defects lead to the macro deterioration of the mechanical properties of materials.
ABAQUS[1-4] can simulate most typical engineering materials performance because of a number of material model library.
ABAQUS nonlinear finite element analysis and the example[M], Bei Jing:Science press, 2005.
A fatigue failure criterion for fiber reinforced materials [J], Journal of Composite Materials, 1973, 7(4): 448-464
Online since: October 2014
Authors: Mohd Zaki Nuawi, Mohd Anas Mohd Sabri, Nor Kamaliana Khamis, Mohammad Rasidi Rasani, Mohd Faizal Mat Tahir, K.K. Huat
Elimination of contact with specimen would facilitate to analyze of early-stage materials formation such as green material, un-polymerized and consolidated material.
The attenuation of materials depend on internal characteristic of material, density of material, microstructure and surface roughness of material.
The relationship of attenuation of materials to the frequency show in Table 3.
This is due to the density of plasticine among those 3 materials.
Pandey, Ultrasonic properties at the nanoscale in some metals, Materials Letters. 59 (2005) 564-569.
The attenuation of materials depend on internal characteristic of material, density of material, microstructure and surface roughness of material.
The relationship of attenuation of materials to the frequency show in Table 3.
This is due to the density of plasticine among those 3 materials.
Pandey, Ultrasonic properties at the nanoscale in some metals, Materials Letters. 59 (2005) 564-569.
Online since: February 2011
Authors: Qing Jie Zhu, Shou Kang Hu, Yan Hua Chen
In thermal model, all materials are treated as heat conduction material.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (50678059), and Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province (D2010000922, E2009000757, and 09277130D ).
International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping, Vol. 83(2006), p.107
International journal of fracture, 25(3) (1984), p.77
Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology, Vol. 129(2007), p.66
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (50678059), and Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province (D2010000922, E2009000757, and 09277130D ).
International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping, Vol. 83(2006), p.107
International journal of fracture, 25(3) (1984), p.77
Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology, Vol. 129(2007), p.66
Online since: November 2013
Authors: Moola Mohan Reddy, X.B. Pang, M.E. Rahman, D. Sujan
As solution, manufacturers are keen in developing novel materials that incorporate the best features from both organic and ceramic based materials.
Tsubone, Fujitsu Science and Technical Journal, 43(1): pp. 50-58(2007) [16] C.
Chuang, Journal of Electronic Materials, 37(11): pp. 1742(2008) [17] P.
Lee, Journal of Electronic Materials, 38(10): pp. 2106-2111(2009) [18] R.
Made, Journal of Electronic Materials, 38(2): pp. 365-371(2009) [19] S.
Tsubone, Fujitsu Science and Technical Journal, 43(1): pp. 50-58(2007) [16] C.
Chuang, Journal of Electronic Materials, 37(11): pp. 1742(2008) [17] P.
Lee, Journal of Electronic Materials, 38(10): pp. 2106-2111(2009) [18] R.
Made, Journal of Electronic Materials, 38(2): pp. 365-371(2009) [19] S.
Online since: February 2016
Authors: Fei Xue, Jin Li Xie, Chun Yan Li, Li Ping Li, Guo Wei Lin, Lin Lin Zhang, Kun Ming Li, Chuan Cai Pan
They are subjected to the loads of upper refractory materials at high temperature.
It is well known that the raw materials of fireclay bricks are mainly composed of kaolinite and muscovite.
Acknowledgments This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under grant No.51172221, Major Program of Scientific Instrument and Equipment Development of China (No.2011YQ140145), Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation (No.2102047), and Science Foundation for Young Scholars of China Building Materials Academy under grant No.YD-386.
Erdogmus, et al, Characteristics of fired clay bricks with waste marble powder addition as building materials, Construction and Building Materials 82(2015)1-8
Cambier, et al, Contribution to the understanding of the high temperature behavior and of the compressive creep behavior of silica refractory materials, Journal of the European Ceramic Society 35(2015)813-822
It is well known that the raw materials of fireclay bricks are mainly composed of kaolinite and muscovite.
Acknowledgments This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under grant No.51172221, Major Program of Scientific Instrument and Equipment Development of China (No.2011YQ140145), Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation (No.2102047), and Science Foundation for Young Scholars of China Building Materials Academy under grant No.YD-386.
Erdogmus, et al, Characteristics of fired clay bricks with waste marble powder addition as building materials, Construction and Building Materials 82(2015)1-8
Cambier, et al, Contribution to the understanding of the high temperature behavior and of the compressive creep behavior of silica refractory materials, Journal of the European Ceramic Society 35(2015)813-822
Online since: November 2020
Authors: Liana Rahmayani, Dwi Septiani, Dheya Amelia Ginting, Iin Sundari, Viona Diansari
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Journal of Appliance Oral Science.16 (1) p 1-6 [1] Lestari S, Hidayatul F.
Phillips’ Science of Dental Materials. 11th ed.
Journal of Appliance Oral Science. 2008;16(1):1–6
UK: Journal of Functional Biomaterials.;7 [12] Sungkar S. 2014 Cakradonya Dental Journal. 6 2 [13] Zimehl R, Hannig M. 2000 Non metallic restorative material GIC. 163:55-62 [14] Anusavice KJ. 2003 Phillips’ Science of Dental Materials. 11th ed.
Journal of Appliance Oral Science.16 (1) p 1-6 [1] Lestari S, Hidayatul F.
Phillips’ Science of Dental Materials. 11th ed.
Journal of Appliance Oral Science. 2008;16(1):1–6
Online since: September 2017
Authors: Ľudmila Dulebová, František Greškovič, Volodymyr Krasinskyi, Janusz W. Sikora
Nanomaterials can be classified into nanostructured materials and nanophase/nanoparticle materials [3].
Vojnova, Heat transfer monitoring of injection mold, MM Science Journal, October (2016) 1073-1076
Influence of Aluminosilicate Filler on the Physicomechanical Properties of Polypropylene-Polycaproamide Composites, Materials Science 50/2 (2014) 296-302
Li, Synthetic routes, properties and future applications of polymer-layered silicate nanocomposites, Journal of Materials Science 39 (2004) 1919–1925
Gas barrier of polystyrene montmorillonite clay nanocomposites: Effect of mineral layer aggregation, Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics 45 (2007) 1733–1753
Vojnova, Heat transfer monitoring of injection mold, MM Science Journal, October (2016) 1073-1076
Influence of Aluminosilicate Filler on the Physicomechanical Properties of Polypropylene-Polycaproamide Composites, Materials Science 50/2 (2014) 296-302
Li, Synthetic routes, properties and future applications of polymer-layered silicate nanocomposites, Journal of Materials Science 39 (2004) 1919–1925
Gas barrier of polystyrene montmorillonite clay nanocomposites: Effect of mineral layer aggregation, Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics 45 (2007) 1733–1753
Online since: November 2012
Authors: Ferri M.H.Aliabadi, Omar Bacarreza, Daisei Abe
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Whitcomb, "Effect of assumed tow architecture on predicted moduli and stresses in plain weave composites," Journal of Composite Materials, vol. 29, pp. 2134-2159, 1995
Bogdanovich, "Multi-scale modeling, stress and failure analyses of 3-D woven composites," Journal of Materials Science, vol. 41, pp. 6547-6590, 2006
Kim, "Dynamic direct numerical simulation of woven composites for low-velocity impact," Journal of Composite Materials, vol. 41, pp. 175-200, 2007
Whitcomb, "Global/local finite element analysis for textile composites," Journal of Composite Materials, vol. 28, pp. 1305-1321, 1994
Whitcomb, "Effect of assumed tow architecture on predicted moduli and stresses in plain weave composites," Journal of Composite Materials, vol. 29, pp. 2134-2159, 1995
Bogdanovich, "Multi-scale modeling, stress and failure analyses of 3-D woven composites," Journal of Materials Science, vol. 41, pp. 6547-6590, 2006
Kim, "Dynamic direct numerical simulation of woven composites for low-velocity impact," Journal of Composite Materials, vol. 41, pp. 175-200, 2007