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The properties of the HBRMs tested included Rockwell hardness, impact strength and density.
Three reinforced fibers were considered as three factors and each factor included three levels (1%, 2%, 3% of mass fraction) to conduct orthogonal experimental design.
Since this test is a three factors and three levels test, the orthogonal table L9 (34) was used as shown in Table 2.
Tribological properties of automotive disc brakes with solid lubricants.
Hot wear properties of ceramic and basalt fiber reinforced hybrid friction materials.

The model was given material properties, fixed support, and being simulated on occlusal loads of 87 N and friction loads of 29 N for 0.7 seconds.
This step was performed using ANSYS 16.2® software continued with input material properties needed for each components in the models; porcelain protheses, titanium alloy implant Ti-6A1-4V, alveolar, cortical and trabecular bones, tooth (dentin and email), and periodontal ligament (Table 1).
But when mechanical stress concentration exceed ultimate strength threshold (69 MPa), this will affect osteoclast to be more active and clinically may cause bone resorption.
Schroetenboer (2008) suggested that alveolar crest was one of the key factor that affected the maintenance of peri-implant soft tissue architecture, implant system has to be well designed to distribute the stress onto the bone which may promote functional recovery and bone regenerations [9].
Okazaki, Comparison of fatigue properties and fatigue crack growth rates of various implantable metals, Materials (Basel). 5(12) (2012) 2981-3005

Volume fraction of the composite affects effect of aging hardening, but does not change trend of the aging hardening curve.
Therefore, it is necessary that aging behavior and its influencing factors of AZ91D alloy and Al2O3-SiO2(sf) / AZ91D composites were investigated at great length in order to exploit the mechanical property potential of the alloy and composite.
It was found that there were two aging peaks in aging hardening curve of both AZ91 alloy and SiCp/AZ91 composite when the mechanical properties of SiCp/AZ91 composite fabricated by powder metallurgy were investigated by Chua B.W.[10].
In this study, aging behavior of Al2O3-SiO2(sf) / AZ91D composite was investigated in detail by using DSC and TEM, and aging hardening curve with three aging peaks was gained, which has positive significance for improving mechanical properties of Mg-Al alloy and Mg-Al alloy matrix composites.
(3) Volume fraction of Al2O3-SiO2(sf) / AZ91D composite affects effect of aging hardening, but does not change trend of the hardening curve.

Mechanical properties were characterized by tensile tests at room temperature and up to 1200°C.
To estimate the influence of texture on strength of TZM the Taylor factors are calculated from EBSD data.
The average Taylor factors of all samples (IS to Rod6) are listed in Table 2.
This indicates the stress affecting impact of LAGBs introduced by hot deformation.
Agronov: In: Proceedings of the first Seiken International Symposium on Interface Structure, Properties and Diffusion Bonding 1985, Ishida Y, Eds., Tokyo [3] A.

Mechanical Properties Hardness The mechanical attributes of composite materials are strengthened by the matrix properties, interphase wettability, and the characteristics of secondary phase particulates.
Test experiments were designed according to Taguchi’s orthogonal array L16 by assuming 4 wear factors and 4 levels.
The wear control factors and levels are depicted in the Table 3.
Wear factors and levels.
A review on mechanical properties of stir cast Al-2024 metal matrix composites.

To demonstrate the explicitness, that a full HSC machining process is considered, it is necessary to monitor the series of factors.
In particular, the process of chip formation, cutting forces, cutting temperature, vibration, tool life and surface finish quality in relation to the method of machining, machined material and its properties.
The know-how all of the factors such as: chip formation, actions that go along with the process, force and power (thermal) load and other, enables to take advantage of HSC machining.
It also proves that the influence of the cutting edge geometry and its properties markedly affect the HSC machining effects.
The study of this surface layer properties can be next topic of the experimental research.

Effective measures must be taken to consider all these factors so as to make the analytical bearing capacity results consistent with the actual project.
These years, domestic and foreign scholars have done a lot experimental studies about the reticulated shell structural bearing capacity in which they used the numerical analysis method and the nonlinear fitting method to analyze, as a result the bearing capacity formulas and influencing factors of the complex reticulated shell structure were concluded in principle which just all attributed different types of defects to a safe magnification factor.
Bearing capacity calculation Due to the complexity of whole mechanical behavior, and the huge number of reticulated shell structural members, it is too difficult to analyze the mechanical properties separately, which made the finite element matrix displacement method commonly used.
In practical engineering, the most general defects that affect the overall bearing capacity of the reticulated shell structure is the residual stress, because of the initial stress what is related to the feature of the rods is hard to avoid in engineering design.
To a specific network shell structure, the imperfect construction quality causes geometric defects, in which the node installation deviation turn out to be the most common defect that affects the structural capacity of the reticulated shell.

This is because at high temperature, the failure is determined by the changes of mechanical properties of adhesive.
The properties of the materials used as tabulated in Table 1.
Fig. 1 (b) shows the bulk specimen shape and dimensions were manufactured according to ASTM D 638-02 standard used to determine the mechanical properties of adhesive.
Tensile stress-strain curve of bulk adhesive tested Bulk adhesive specimens as shown in Fig. 3 (a) were also used to determine the mechanical properties of adhesive at different temperature range.
This is because at high temperature, the failure is determined by the change of mechanical properties of adhesive. 35°C was optimum value of adhesive T-joint strength obtained for entire bondline thickness.

Furthermore, the actuation of flexural and longitudinal vibration modes in resonator bridges are demonstrated as well as their sensing properties.
The group III-nitrides are potential representatives of wide band gap semiconductors for MEMS since they exhibit promising mechanical, electronic and sensing properties (see Fig. 2).
This suggests that GaN based HEMTs are promising structures to sense those properties through modulation of the carrier density of the 2DEG.
The whole MEMS process was developed to not affect the electrical properties of the integrated 2DEG [35].
The Q-factors of several thousands under vacuum decreased to values about one thousand under normal ambient pressure.

With the arrival of metal additive technologies, the need to analyze and verify the mechanical and structural properties of the printed materials came to light.
The goal is to achieve optimal dimensions, desired surface quality and a combination of many mechanical and physical properties.
All of these factors affect the hardness of the material.
Remelting increases the relative density, which generally leads to better mechanical properties.
Rajtukova, Mechanical properties of powder CoCrW-alloy prepared by AM technology.