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Montay 1, O.
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position initial Y X 1.mm A position final Y X 1.mm AA'0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0 1,2 1,4 0 0,125 0,25 0,375 0,5 0,625 0,75 0,875 Depth (mm) Displacement ( mm) δ = 35 δ = 10 δ=L1/Lt Fig. 5: Displacements as a function of the depth of the cut (measured with an optical device) The second results (Fig. 6) presents the evolution of the strain measured on the gauge 1 as a function of the depth of the groove
P P P i=3 j=1 i=3 j=2 i=2 j=1 i=1 j=1 i=2 j=2 i=3 j=3 Fig. 7: Mechanical loading for different step i and increment j Firstly, this study is limited to the study of the residual stress in the y r direction and in the first ply.
References [1] Barnes, J.A. and Byerly, G.E., 1994, "The Formation of Residual Stresses in Laminated Thermoplastic Composites" Composite Science and Technology, Vol. 51, pp. 479-494

Research on iron &steel, 1993(1), 49-54
Materials Science Forum, 2003(1): 223-228
Baosteel Technology, 1997(1): 58-61
Materials Science Forum, 2005(1): 475-479
Special steel, 2003, 24(4): 1-4

Microbial biomass and enzyme activities in chromium and lead-contaminated sediments Chao Wang1,a Shuai Cheng1,b Peifang Wang1,c Yanyan Ma1,d 1.Key Laboratory of Integrated Regulation and Resource Development on Shallow Lakes of Ministry of Education, College of Environment, Hohai University, Xikang Road,No. 1, Gulou District, Nanjing 210098, China. 1,acwang@hhu.edu.cn;1,bshuaichenghhu@126.com;1.cpfwang2005@hhu.edu.cn; 1,dmayanwz@163.com Keywords: Microbial biomass; enzyme activities; heavy metal; sediment Abstract:The relationship between microbial biomass and enzyme activities under heavy metal pollution had attracted much attention in ecology.
Enzyme activity The urease activity was determined by the method of Tabatabai and Bremner, expressed as mg NH4-N kg_1 h_1[10].
The Urease activity in the heavy metal-amended samples and control with different metal concentrations is given in Fig. 1.
References [1] K.Chander, J.Dyckmans, R.G.J.Joergensen, B.G.Meyer, M.Raubuch, J.
Soil Biology and Biochemistry. 4(1972) 479–487

The 1-2 floor use heater heating inner area, all the rest use radiator heating.
The ground floor dining room door layout plan and the dinning room door detailed drawing as shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2.
The related parameters in (1)type, take=0.18，get3.45m/s,take=1.5,by type(2), get 5.18m/s.
Table 1 Coefficient values 0.09 1.44 1.92 1.0 1.3 The boundary conditions.
References [1] Huang Song, study of double air curtain air flow characteristics[D], Chongqing university, In Chinese,2008.11.30 [2] Zhang Xuewen, Lu Yajun, Study of give type air curtain numerical simulation and calculation formula[C], the national hvac refrigeration academic annual meeting proceedings, In Chinese,2006:259 [3] Wang shaoduan, The calculation methods discussion of hot air curtain in the high-rise buildings[C], the national hvac refrigeration academic annual meeting proceedings, In Chinese,2000:168-171 [4] Tang Xiaoli, Shi Zhongzhang, Building heat ventilation and air conditioning,In Chinese, 1999, (3): 1-5 [5] Lu Yaoqing, the practical heating air conditioning design manual (the second edition), Beijing, China building industry press, In Chinese,2008.5:472-479 [6] Tao Wenquan, Numerical heat transfer[M], the second edition, Xi’an, Xi 'an jiaotong university press, In Chinese,2001:203-211 [7] Yu guochang, the design of the air curtain[M], beijing, China building

One to two drops of 1-octanol were added to eliminate surface bubbles.
The temperature was raised to 60 oC at a rate of 1 oC min-1.
References [1] R.
Sci., 33 (2008), p: 479 [5] J.
A, 1(2013), p: 776

Based on neutron powder diffraction studies, the magnetic structure has been reported as cos-modulated wave of Tb magnetic moments aligned along the c-axis with the propagation vector k = (1/4, 1/4, 1/2) [4].
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References [1] M.
Svoboda, Physica B 246-247 (1998) 479-482 [9] S.

Performance analysis of the absorption heat pump systems based on the entransy theory Qi Zhao 1,a Chen Wang 2,b Fengyi Han 1,c 1College of Energy and Power, Changchun Institute of Technology, China 2Design and Research Institute of Changchun Institute of Technology, China aemail:hithot2@163.com, bchenchen0620_09@126.com, c463539549@qq.com Key words:absorption heat pump; entransy efficiency; heating coefficient; heating rate Abstract: The entransy efficiency expression of the absorption heat pump systems was defined in this paper, combined with the concept of the entransy and based on the model of a four temperature level absorption heat pump cycle.
Conditions of the examples are listed in Tab.1.
References: [1] Chen L, Qin X, Sun F, Wu C.
Appl Energy2005;81(1):55–71 [2]Yuewu Huang, Dexing Sun.
Performance optimization for an irreversible four-temperature-level absorption heat pump, International Journal of Thermal Sciences2008,47: 479–485 [3]GUO Zengyuan, ZHU Hongye, LIANG Xingang.

The experiment and simulation results supported and reflected on each other. 1.
The process of hot stamping is shown in Fig.1.
References [1] B.
International Journal of Material Forming, Vol.2 suppl 1 (2009), p. 255 [2] H.
International Journal of Material Forming, Vol. 2 suppl 1 (2009), p. 259 [4] A.

Fig. 1 shows the density for and k=0.5,1,2,4,8..
The support is chosen to be [-π,π] with Fig. 1.
As shown in Table 1, The data ranges from each month of 2007-2010.
Table 1.
Dec. 2007 375 373 339 374 392 414 378 340 392 351 464 479 2008 426 422 437 508 458 445 494 449 461 415 398 493 2009 309 234 341 290 334 334 293 290 307 295 426 532 2010 352 488 463 473 475 473 575 615 510 524 602 655 Table 2.

Environmentally Conscious Gas Mixtures for Magnesium Melt Protection Won Ha 1, a , Jeong-Il Youn 1,b and Young-Jig Kim 1,c 1 Department of Advanced Materials Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University, 300, Chunchun-dong, Jangan-gu, Suwon, 440-746, South Korea a hawon74@empal.com, b younj1@skku.edu, cyjk1122@skku.edu Keywords: Magnesium melt protection, SF6, HFC-134a, SO2, Pilling-Bedworth ratio, Magnesium fluoride.
Environmental effects of inhibitor gases Table 1 shows the environmental effects of inhibitor gases.
Table 1Environmental effects of inhibitor gases Gas Global warming potential [CO2=1] Ozone depletion potential [CFC-11=1] Acidification Lifetime [year] Sulfur hexafluoride 23,900 0 No 3,200 HFC-134a 1,300 0 No 14.6 HFE7100 320 0 No 4.1 NovecTM 612 1 0 No ~5days Sulfuryl fluoride 1 0 No ~3days Sulfur dioxide 0 0 Yes ~0 Magnesium melt protection properties Table 2 shows melt protection properties of inhibitor gases for different test conditions.
References [1] Scott C.
Vol.475-479 (2005), p. 2543 [7] Material Safety Data Sheet: HFC-134a (Hanimex Pty Limited, Australia 2002) [8] Material Safety Data Sheet: HFE7100 (3M, USA 2004) [9] Material Safety Data Sheet: 3M TM NovecTM 612 Magnesium Protection Fluid (3M, USA 2005) [10] N.