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Shaba et al. have reported a conclusion [18], which is consistent with the obtained observations in this paper.
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Introduction Different techniques are nowadays available for the production of Al-Si parts.
Al-Si alloys have become also very popular Al alloys for applications in the laser-based powder bed fusion process [5].
Concerning the tribological behavior of SS hypoeutectic Al-Si alloy, Dey et al. [12] compared the wear performance of A356 alloy produced by rheocasting and gravity casting.
El-Gohry, Microstructure and mechanical properties of extruded Al–Si alloy (A356) in the semi-solid state, Mater.
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El-Moneim, A.

Some physicochemical properties of the two DFs were evaluated also, including the swelling capacity, water holding capacity (WHC), and oil holding capacity (OHC), et al.
Starch content was investigated by the method of Englyst et al (1992) [8].
(1) 2.4.2 Water holding capacity (WHC) The evaluation of WHC was performed as previously described (Esposito et al., 2005) [12] with minor modification.
In contrast to their WHC, the OHC here are higher than Chia FRF [17] (2.02g oil/g sample; Alfredo et al., 2008), and residues of C.ensiformis, barley and passion fruit [21] (1.99g oil/g sample; Cruz-Salazar, 2002).
Ortuño, Propiedades funcionales de la fibra dietética: mecanismos de acción en el tracto gastrointestinal.

Doutre et al. [8] proposed the SEED pulping process.
The liquidus and solidus temperatures of the Al-8Si and Al-6Si alloys are 623 ℃ and 565 ℃ and 635 °C and 570 °C, respectively.
Table 1 Chemical compositions (wt.%) of the Al-8Si and Al-6Si alloys Alloy Si Fe Mg Zn Sr Al Al-8Si 7.73 0.53 0.03 0.02 - Bal.
(a) (b) (d) (c) Fig. 5 Comparison of microstructures between traditional die-casting (a and c ) and ACSR rheological die-casting (b and d) parts of Al-8Si (a and b) and Al-6Si (c and d) alloys Table 3 Average size and shape factor of the α1-Al grains and the secondary grains of ACSR rheological die-casting and traditional die-casting Al-8Si and Al-6Si alloys Alloy Process α1-Al grains α2-Al grains Average size (μm) Shape factor Average size (μm) Shape factor Al-8Si Traditional die-casting 47 0.48 2.8 0.74 Rheological die-casting 26 0.92 1.8 0.93 Al-6Si Traditional die-casting 93 0.53 9.5 - Rheological die-casting 47 0.85 6.2 - Table 4 lists the mechanical tensile results of Al-8Si alloy and Al-6Si alloy produced by traditional die-casting and ACSR rheological die-casting processes.
Table 4 Tensile properties and thermal conductivity results of Al-8Si and Al-6Si alloys prepared by traditional die-casting and ACSR rheological die-casting processes Alloy Process Tensile properties Thermal conductivity UTS(MPa) YS(MPa) EL(%) W.