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The material model was based on nonlinear fracture mechanics and assumes a bilinear softening response [3].
(3) Damage degradation of concrete dam related with material properties and earthquake intensity.
Jafaar, Two dimensional seismic analysis of Kinta RCC dam, International Journal on Hydropower and Dams 15 (2008) 96-101
Van Rensburg, Cracking in concrete using smeared cracking finite element modeling, South African Journal of Science 102 (2006) 548-556
Hesari, Dynamics analysis of the arch concrete dam under earthquake force with ABAQUS, Journal of Applied Sciences 8 (2008) 2648-2658

Introduction Multiscale material modelling is increasingly being developed to allow better understanding of material behavior for composite, ceramics and metallic [1-18].
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Highly ordered metallic nanowire arrays were particularly important for electronic and photoelectronic devices, materials science, magnetics, optics and for its application to micro- and ultra-filtration.
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The advances of these materials have usually been considered by an increase in their applications.
Material Composite materials consist of two parts.
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However, different from traditional precursor materials, which have high contents of these oxides, the potential of these materials have not been completely explored on new materials development.
Materials and Methods Selection of materials The sugarcane bagasse ash residual was selected from an industry in the State of Paraíba.
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Lab Simulation Study on Anti-cracking Performance of Asphalt Concrete Overlays for Fatigue Zuzhong LI1,a, Shuanfa CHEN1, Weidong LIAO2 and Ruixing YUAN1 1School of Materials Science and Engineering, Chang’an University, Xi’an 710061, Shaanxi，China 2Hanshi Highway Administration of Hubei Province, Wuhan 430051, Hubei, China azuzhongli@126.com Keywords: Asphalt overlays; Reflective crack; Stress absorbing layers; Simulation test Abstract.
The reflective crack simulation tests of bending and shearing styles with six asphalt overlays were carried out in order to evaluate the anti-cracking effects of different kinds of anti-cracking materials.
(2) By adding or setting the geotextile materials in the structure of asphalt overlays, the reflective cracking of the overlays is obstructed.
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It has been established that in the friction process of polymer composite materials, secondary structures are formed on the friction surface of the material, which protects the material from abrasion.
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