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Online since: November 2012
Authors: Miao Jun Sun, Jian Chuan Wu, Shuai Hua, Xin Li Hu
All these people had studied the fiber optic sensors used in geotechnical engineering monitoring [3-13]; they proposed that the fiber optic sensor which is the new intelligent strain testing equipment is the best material for long-term monitoring of geotechnical engineering structures, but not qualified for the monitoring of the large deformation.
The key to success of strain monitoring of the geotechnical engineering is to collect the strain of typical deformation unit of rock and soil mass timely and ensure the information is objective, true and reliable.
Safety assessment, health monitoring and damage diagnosis for structures in civil engineering [J].Earthquake engineering and Engineering vibration, 2002, 22(3):82-89
Smart Material Structure, 1996, 5
Comparative study of smart sensing material used in the smart monitoring of civil engineering [J].Architecture Technology, 2002, 33(4):270-272
Online since: June 2011
Authors: Yu Bin Jia, Bin Zhen Zhang, Yin Hua Lei, Qin Wen Huang, Yi Long Hao, Shi Tao Wang
China a wangshitao@pku.edu.cn, b 0006164523@pku.edu.cn, c zhangbinzhen@ime.pku.edu.cn, d leiyh2010@pku.edu.cn, e 971230012@163.com, f haoyilong@pku.edu.cn Key words: Cushion materials, Aluminum foam, Metal rubber, Microaccelerometer Abstract: This work studied the cushion efficiencies of aluminum foam and metal rubber as the cushion materials for microaccelerometers under shock load.
Mechanical Engineering, 2002, 12: p. 1163-1170
Journal of Materials Science,2001, 36: p. 2773-2786
International Journal of Impact Engineering, 2000, 24: p. 277-298
China Mechanical Engineering, 2001, 12: p. 1294-1297.
Online since: January 1990
Edited by: David J. Fisher
Key Engineering Materials Vols. 49-50
Online since: August 2018
Authors: Kittiya Thunsiri, Wassanai Wattanutchariya, Atitaya Oonjai
Characterization of Hydroxyapatite/Silk Fibroin/Chitosan Scaffold for Cartilage Tissue Engineering Kittiya Thunsiri1,2,3,a, Atitaya Oonjai3,b, and Wassanai Wattanutchariya2,3,c* 1Biomedical Engineering Program, Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand 2Biomedical Engineering Center (BMEC), Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand 3Advanced Technology Research Center (AMTech), Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand akittiya.thunsiri@hotmail.com, bAtitaya_tt@hotmail.com, cwassanai@eng.cmu.ac.th Keywords: Tissue Engineering; Biomaterials; Lyophilization; Scaffold; Cartilage.
Introduction Currently, tissue engineering (TE) is the key therapeutic approach to fulfill limitation of natural tissue repairing when the injury exceeds critical size.
Materials and Method Hydroxyapatite Preparation.
Matthew, Porous chitosan scaffolds for tissue engineering.
Jérôme, Chitosan-based biomaterials for tissue engineering.
Online since: September 2017
Edited by: Mariatti Jaafar, Zainovia Lockman
This book shows the key role of microscopy and other various analytical techniques in the modern materials science including for the research of metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, nanomaterials and biomaterials.
All contributions in this book concentrated around materials with properties and applications that may aid in solving pressing global issues such as environment, pollution, energy and biomedicine.
Online since: June 2011
Authors: Zhen Ya Wang, Hui Hui Shi, Ying Ying Liang
Research on Kansei Engineering and Its Application in Massage Chair Design WANG Zhenyaa, LIANG Yingyingb , SHI Huihuic School of Mechanical Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan, China a wangzhenya@sdu.edu.cn, b liangying8406@126.com, c shi_huihui@163.com Key words: Kansei Engineering, product design, massage chair, Semantic Differential.
Kansei Engineering is a technical methodology to translate consumer’s Kansei into product design elements.
In the material quality there are the plastic, the log, the leather, the metal and different material matching combination.
Kansei Engineering is a very effective technology which could be applied widely in product design.
The research about Kansei Engineering can bring economic efficiency and social efficiency for us.
Online since: December 2016
Authors: De Feng Xu, Li Mei Chen, tao shengnan, Fei Xiao, Li Fa Qinwei, Shu Chao Cheng
Finally, the article puts forward three key problems of crop straws, which are used as the building wall materials and thermal insulation materials.
At present, the industrial conversion of crop straws are used as the architectural wall materials, Thermal insulation Materials, etc.
Professor Xiao Li, from Jilin construction engineering college, used straws to develop a new type of straw lightweight insulation block in 2011, and it used broken corn straws as the main material, mixing with cement and surface modification agent.
Crop Straws as the Architectural Wall Materials and Thermal Materials Are Existing Problem Crop straws as the architectural wall materials and Thermal insulation Materials need to consider the question of antiseptic treatment, Moistureproof processing, Mouldproof treatment and so on.
According to crop straws as the architectural wall materials and Thermal insulation Materials, this paper summarizes the mechanical property and thermal performance, and elaborates three key problems of crop straws as the architectural wall materials and Thermal insulation Materials.
Online since: January 2017
Authors: Nguyen Thanh Phong, Van Nguyen Phuc, To Thuy Hoang Le Nguyen Quyen
Materials selection justifies a large proportion of engineering and construction project budget.
Therefore, selecting an appropriate material supplier is a critical economic decision, and it plays a significant role in the success of engineering and construction firms.
Introduction A key success factor of engineering and construction projects is an effective material supplier, who can provide a right material, at the right price, in the right quantity, in the right quality, and at the right time [1, 2].
However, studies on engineering and construction material supplier selection models have been very limited.
Zheng, Imprecise DEA Model Based on TOPSIS, Applied Mechanics and Materials. 63-64 (2011) 723-727
Online since: June 2014
Authors: Cong Ling Zhang, Wei Shui Fei, Peng Xiang Shen
Engineering Application of the Slope Failure Criterion Weishui Fei1,a,Conglin Zhang2,b,Pengxiang Shen1,c 1Faculty of Civil Engineering and Mechanics, Kunming University of science and Technology, Kunming, 650093, China 2 Hubei Traffic Planning and Designing Institute, Wuhan, Hubei, 430051, China a fws6407@163.com,b 791642164@qq.com,c 314697936@qq.com Key words: failure criterion, progressive evolution, unstable failure Abstract: The nouniformity of rock and soil materials and differences of boundary conditions caused the differentiation of stress field, together with the elastic-plastic characteristics of sliding zone material control the progressive unstable failure process.
In this paper, The analysis of engineering example shows that the mechanical criterion is reasonable to judge the state of progressive slope evolution.
Engineering applications The natural slope angle of K39 +246 ~ K39 +412 highway side slope is about 20 degrees, the maximum height of the slope is 31.8m, and covered with thick silty clay.
(3) The engineering case study indicates that the failure criterion can give the actual stability of slope.
Advanced Materials Research,2014, Vols. 864-867:765-770.
Online since: December 2024
Authors: S. K. Jeeva Roshini, Jobin Varghese, Lokesh Singh, L. Hrithick Kumar, R. Deepak Suresh Kumar
Nanotechnology in Mechanical Engineering - A Review R.
Beyond traditional mechanical engineering, nanotechnology finds applications in biomechanics, shaping advancements in healthcare through innovative biomedical devices and materials.
From 2005 onwards, nanomanufacturing research has surged, particularly in engineering, material science, physics, and optics, tackling nanoscale challenges, precision at the nano level, intricate shapes, and novel materials.
The distinctive physical and chemical properties exhibited by nanomaterials play a key role in enhancing a diverse range of materials, leading to substantial improvements in engineered components.
By actively engaging in such research endeavours, they contribute to the evolution of materials engineering, fostering advancements that have the potential to revolutionize manufacturing processes and the overall landscape of mechanical engineering applications.[24] Fig. 12.
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