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The materials, which have to be specified for the simulation, are EN AW-6060 for the aluminium matrix and S 355 J2 for the steel reinforcements.
Concerning the materials mentioned above the database is complemented by experimental data provided by the subproject A3.
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Introduction Copper based materials are ingredient for a wide range of engineering applications especially in the power production and transmitting industries.
Sharma, A study on stress corrosion behavior of Al6061-Albite composites in high temperature acidic medium using autoclave, Corrosion Science. 43 (2001) 1877-1889
Jiang, Evolution process of the synthesis of TiC in the Cu – TiC – C system, Journal of alloys and Compounds. 452 (2008) 298 – 303
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Abdullah, Fabrication & study on tribological characteristics of cast copper-TiO2-boric acid hybrid composites, Materials & design. 30 (5) (2009) 1632-1637

Introduction The materials fatigue phenomenon is determined by applying a time variable loading to a product or sample.
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However, as with addition of elastomer, it has been found that when coir is added the impact properties of PP increases.However the tensile property decreases.So some materials such as talc can be added to PP/coir composite which has been prepared to improve the tensile properties.
Materials and Methods The Isotactic PP of H030SG grade having an MFI of 3g/10min was procured from Reliance Industries Ltd, India. 
Material Temperature °C K n t1/2 min PP 116 4.703271 1.8529 0.226839 120 2.943066 1.6947 0.260444 124 0.980393 1.7284 0.505028 128 0.427563 1.5719 0.799933 PP-Coir 116 5.443773 1.518 0.148507 120 7.39435 1.6493 0.143563 124 4.049487 1.7874 0.2336 128 2.329164 1.547 0.266443 PP-Talc 116 4.240333 1.6815 0.207399 120 3.86278 1.7246 0.2277 124 1.233673 1.6849 0.432936 128 0.65887 1.5926 0.611495 With decrease in crystallization temperature, the time required for the completion of crystallization also decreases for both the materials as seen from Figures 1-3 and Table I.
With decrease in cooling rate, the time required for the completion of crystallization process increases for both the materials Figures 7-9 and Table II.
Kiran kumar, 2010, Non-Isothermal Crystallization kinetics of Polypropylene/Talc Nanocomposite, International Journal of Chemical Engineering and Applications

Electrically conductive polycrystalline composite diamond (EC-PCD), which consists of electrically conductive diamond grits, has recently been developed for the purpose of providing the material with both excellent tool property and good machinability.
As a result, it was found that the EDM speed (Material removal rate) for EC-PCD was higher than that of the standard PCD.
This work was partly supported by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)) and Machine Tool Engineering Foundation.
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Materials and Methods The chemical compositions of the alloys are shown in Table 1.
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Due to the possibility to obtain high values of specific mechanical and deformational properties in cellular or thin-walled structures, this kind of materials are perspective to use in different areas: medicine, transport, machinery, aviation industries etc.
Thin-walled cellular energy absorbing materials are widely used in different industry areas for the efficient energy damping in cases when it is necessary to immediately stop high speed transport vehicle.
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Used Materials Cement paste.
The technology allows to determine the influence of fiber amount, position and uniformity after the bending tests on the reinforced materials.
Foti, Preliminary analysis of concrete reinforced with waste bottles PET fibers, Construction and Building Materials 25 (2011) 1906-1915
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Equipment used: CUTE-MP Plasma System, from FEMTO SCIENCE.
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Study on technology of ultrasound-microwave assisted improves preparation of porous starch Zhongdong Liu1, a, Yongmei Yang1, b, Hui Liang1, c, Lizheng Bi1, d and Bengqian Gong1, e 1College of Food Science and Technology, Henan University of Technology, 450052, Zheng Zhou aemail： liuzhongdong2345@163.com，bemail：xjboy310@163.com cemail：lh20064960333@126.com，demail：bilizheng123@126.com eemail：gongbenqian@yahoo.com.cn Keywords: ultrasonic; microwave ; double enzyme coupled ; porous starch Abstract.
Materials and methods The main materials and equipment Corn starch: Henan Qixue Starch Co.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Shanghai Natural Science Foundation (0666666), Innovation Program of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission (060000) and Shanghai Leading Academic Discipline Project of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission (0555555).
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