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Online since: March 2016
Authors: Hong Tao Ni, Xin Wang, Luo Zhang, Xiao Yan Wang
Zhang, Optical Materials 36 (2014) 1506-1510
Lin, Journal of Materials Chemistry 21 (2011) 3686-3694
Isobe, Materials Letters 110 (2013) 180-183
Xu, Materials Research Bulletin 43 (2008) 2840-2849
Yuan, Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics 21 (2010) 38-44
Lin, Journal of Materials Chemistry 21 (2011) 3686-3694
Isobe, Materials Letters 110 (2013) 180-183
Xu, Materials Research Bulletin 43 (2008) 2840-2849
Yuan, Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics 21 (2010) 38-44
Online since: April 2016
Authors: Bretislav Cesek, Jan Gojný, Miloslav Milichovský
Typical for lignocellulosic materials as paper is a porous non-oriented hypermolecular structure.
Generally, vapour absorption of water and of other liquids in porous materials is given by their microstructure and hypermolecular properties.
Absorption of water and essential oils molecules by lignocellulosic materials is described in detail in the literature [3,4].
Potůček, Kinetics of Vapour Diffusion and Condensation in Natural Porous Cellulosic Fibre Web, ISRN Materials Science Volume 2011 (2011) Article ID 794306 1-7, doi:10.5402/2011/794306
Gojný, Mutual Competitive Absorption of Water and Essential Oils Molecules by Porose Ligno-Cellulosic Materials, Journal of Biomaterials and Nanobiotechnology 5 (2014) 66-75, doi:10.4236/jbnb.2014.52009.
Generally, vapour absorption of water and of other liquids in porous materials is given by their microstructure and hypermolecular properties.
Absorption of water and essential oils molecules by lignocellulosic materials is described in detail in the literature [3,4].
Potůček, Kinetics of Vapour Diffusion and Condensation in Natural Porous Cellulosic Fibre Web, ISRN Materials Science Volume 2011 (2011) Article ID 794306 1-7, doi:10.5402/2011/794306
Gojný, Mutual Competitive Absorption of Water and Essential Oils Molecules by Porose Ligno-Cellulosic Materials, Journal of Biomaterials and Nanobiotechnology 5 (2014) 66-75, doi:10.4236/jbnb.2014.52009.
Online since: June 2019
Authors: Michael Niedermeier, Patrick Striemann, Daniel Hülsbusch, Frank Walther
Olmi, Experimental characterization and analytical modelling of the mechanical behavior of fused deposition processed parts made of ABS-M30, Computational Materials Science 79 (2013) 506-518
Holzer, Parametric optimization of intra- and inter-layer strengths in parts produced by extrusion-based additive manufacturing of poly(lactic acid), Journal of Applied Polymer Science 134 (2017) 1-15
Walther, Compression testing of additively manufactured continuous carbon fiber-reinforced sandwich structures, Materials Testing 60 (2018) 801-808
Renaud, Mechanical behavior of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) fused deposition materials.
Experimental investigation, Rapid Prototyping Journal 7 (2001) 148-158.
Holzer, Parametric optimization of intra- and inter-layer strengths in parts produced by extrusion-based additive manufacturing of poly(lactic acid), Journal of Applied Polymer Science 134 (2017) 1-15
Walther, Compression testing of additively manufactured continuous carbon fiber-reinforced sandwich structures, Materials Testing 60 (2018) 801-808
Renaud, Mechanical behavior of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) fused deposition materials.
Experimental investigation, Rapid Prototyping Journal 7 (2001) 148-158.
Online since: March 2012
Authors: Hua Wang, Yong Gang Wei, Kong Zhai Li, Xing Zhu, Yun Peng Du, Yue Juan Duan
The XRD measurement showed that doping of K2CO3 did not change the structure of CeO2 with the addition of K2CO3 without formation of Ce-K-O solid solution in these materials.
It is observed that there are essentially two main peaks in the TPR profiles of the five samples, indicating two main oxygen species in these materials.
The XRD result showed that doping of K2CO3 could not significantly change the structure of CeO2 with the addition of K2CO3, and no formation of Ce-K-O solid solution in these materials.
Science. 259 (1993) 343-346
Si, Modification of CeO2-ZrO2 catalyst by potassium for NOx-assisted soot oxidation, Journal of Environmental Sciences. 23 (2011) 145–150
It is observed that there are essentially two main peaks in the TPR profiles of the five samples, indicating two main oxygen species in these materials.
The XRD result showed that doping of K2CO3 could not significantly change the structure of CeO2 with the addition of K2CO3, and no formation of Ce-K-O solid solution in these materials.
Science. 259 (1993) 343-346
Si, Modification of CeO2-ZrO2 catalyst by potassium for NOx-assisted soot oxidation, Journal of Environmental Sciences. 23 (2011) 145–150
Online since: July 2011
Authors: Dong Xu Li, Yi Zhang, Xiao Peng Wang
Introduction
Phase Change Materials (PCM) are latent heat storage materials.
Review on thermal energy storage with phase change materials and applications[J].
Paksoy, Phase change material sandwich panels for managing solar gain in buildings, Journal of Solar Energy Engineering, 2009; 131 (4) , p. 041012
Micro-encapsulated phase-change materials integrated into construction materials[J].
Materials Science and Technology(in chinese), 2007, 15(3): 350-353
Review on thermal energy storage with phase change materials and applications[J].
Paksoy, Phase change material sandwich panels for managing solar gain in buildings, Journal of Solar Energy Engineering, 2009; 131 (4) , p. 041012
Micro-encapsulated phase-change materials integrated into construction materials[J].
Materials Science and Technology(in chinese), 2007, 15(3): 350-353
Online since: January 2014
Authors: Shan Shan Yang, Wan Qian Guo, Qing Lian Wu, Hai Chao Luo, Si Mai Peng
Natural and engineered materials are also concerned.
Chemical processes Crystallization or precipitation Natural materials and waste byproduct materials from industrial product processes are considered to be the potential and efficient materials for phosphorus remove and recovery, while engineered materials also were concerned.
Both natural materials and waste byproduct materials from industrial product processes were highly concentrated, as well as engineered materials.
Compared with other materials, the utilization of natural materials and reuse of waste byproduct materials are much more cost-effective and sustainable.
[11] Mohamed Ali Wahab, Rafik Ben Hassine, Salah Jellali: Journal of Hazardous Materials. 189 (2011) 577–585
Chemical processes Crystallization or precipitation Natural materials and waste byproduct materials from industrial product processes are considered to be the potential and efficient materials for phosphorus remove and recovery, while engineered materials also were concerned.
Both natural materials and waste byproduct materials from industrial product processes were highly concentrated, as well as engineered materials.
Compared with other materials, the utilization of natural materials and reuse of waste byproduct materials are much more cost-effective and sustainable.
[11] Mohamed Ali Wahab, Rafik Ben Hassine, Salah Jellali: Journal of Hazardous Materials. 189 (2011) 577–585
Online since: December 2013
Authors: Zheng Wang, Li Xin Shi, Hai Bo Yu, Li Feng Ding
Experimental method
1.1 Materials
This study used grape skins from.
Journal of food science, 2006, 27 (12) : 213-216 [2] Zhang jing, Yuan Yi LiuLiJun.
Journal of food science. 2011.5.25 [3] Li Fengying.
Journal of Shanghai journal of traditional Chinese medicine. 2011.6.84-86 [6] Fan Jimin Zhao Zhi change, MuRuiNa.
Journal of chemical and biological engineering. 2010, 27 (10), 59-61
Journal of food science, 2006, 27 (12) : 213-216 [2] Zhang jing, Yuan Yi LiuLiJun.
Journal of food science. 2011.5.25 [3] Li Fengying.
Journal of Shanghai journal of traditional Chinese medicine. 2011.6.84-86 [6] Fan Jimin Zhao Zhi change, MuRuiNa.
Journal of chemical and biological engineering. 2010, 27 (10), 59-61
Online since: November 2014
Authors: Tomasz Tomaszewski, Janusz Sempruch
Vormwald, Considering size effects in the notch stress concept for fatigue assessment of welded joints, Computational Materials Science 64 (2012) 71-78.
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Sosnovski, Statistical model of a deformable solid with a critical volume and some of its applications, Strength of Materials 22 (1990) 626-632. [ 12 ] P.
Sempruch, Experimental verification of the analytical method for estimated S-N curve in limited fatigue life, Materials Science Forum 726 (2012) 11-16. [ 13 ] T.
Sempruch, Determination of the fatigue properties of aluminum alloy using mini specimen, Materials Science Forum 726 (2012) 63-68. [ 14 ] T.
Sempruch, Verification of the fatigue test method applied with the use of mini specimen, Key Engineering Materials 598 (2014) 243-248. [ 16 ] T.
Sosnovski, Statistical model of a deformable solid with a critical volume and some of its applications, Strength of Materials 22 (1990) 626-632. [ 12 ] P.
Sempruch, Experimental verification of the analytical method for estimated S-N curve in limited fatigue life, Materials Science Forum 726 (2012) 11-16. [ 13 ] T.
Sempruch, Determination of the fatigue properties of aluminum alloy using mini specimen, Materials Science Forum 726 (2012) 63-68. [ 14 ] T.
Sempruch, Verification of the fatigue test method applied with the use of mini specimen, Key Engineering Materials 598 (2014) 243-248. [ 16 ] T.
Online since: December 2025
Authors: Waleed Ahmed, Raed R. Swaish, Maryam A. Sadiq, Adil Sh. Jaber
Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal, 2025, 19(4), 50–64
Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal, 2025, 19(3), 74–83
Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering. 2021 Jan;43(1):23
Materials. 2021 Aug 22;14(16):4731
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 2021 Dec; 30:8763-70.
Advances in Science and Technology Research Journal, 2025, 19(3), 74–83
Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering. 2021 Jan;43(1):23
Materials. 2021 Aug 22;14(16):4731
Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance. 2021 Dec; 30:8763-70.
Online since: June 2013
Authors: Omid Azadegan, Jie Li, S. Hadi Jafari, Gang Ren
However in some cases using geogrid reinforced lime and cement treated materials can be very effective, especially in case of seismic or dynamic loads.
The results of the unconfined compressive tests show that geogrid reinforcement improves the ductility of the treated materials.
Geosynthetics have found their way in geotechnical engineering after developments in polymer science and technologies.
The specimens of gravel materials were prepared also by two different performance methods, one is compacting the stabilized materials in mold and the other is using superplasticizer to attain a self compacting blend.
An almost linear relationship between the compressive strength of treated materials and the LCR ratio can be observed [15, 16 and 17].
The results of the unconfined compressive tests show that geogrid reinforcement improves the ductility of the treated materials.
Geosynthetics have found their way in geotechnical engineering after developments in polymer science and technologies.
The specimens of gravel materials were prepared also by two different performance methods, one is compacting the stabilized materials in mold and the other is using superplasticizer to attain a self compacting blend.
An almost linear relationship between the compressive strength of treated materials and the LCR ratio can be observed [15, 16 and 17].