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Polymer materials are typical dielectrics.
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MWNTs as hydrophobic materials are very undissoluable in all solvents[49].
With high mechanical performance, MWNTs are more stable than polymer materials, and the elasticity and strength of their composite materials are both enhanced.
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Numerical simulation and process optimization of the die forging for the center wedge of the railway freight car buffers Yu Zhang1, a, Zhiguo An1, b and Lu Li2, c 1School Of Mechatronics And Automotive Engineering, Chongqing Jiaotong University, Chongqing　400074, China 2School of Materials Science and Engineering, Southwest University, Chongqing 400715, China a400074@gmail.com, bazgcqu@163.com, cLilu715@126.com Keywords: Center Wedge, Flash Gutter, Process Scheme, Numerical Simulation.
The results show that the filling capacity of billet to die cavity increases greatly by using direct finish-forging process and finish-forging die with the resistance wall and the utilization coefficient of materials is improved.
This can increase the friction force between the flash and the flash land because of more materials to form the flash which ensure the material to fully fill the cavity.
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This paper deals with a mathematical model able to describe the presence of lattice defects of crystalline materials such as dislocations and disclinations.
Introduction The plastic deformability of metals, which are crystalline materials, is produced by the lattice defects existing at the micro level, see Kröner [7].
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Materials and Methods Materials The Nylon-6 used in this work was a commercial homopolymer supplied by MazzaferroTecnopolímeros(MAZMID B260).
Table 2 - Mechanical properties o the studied materials.
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Experimental Methods and Materials Raw Materials.
—a carbonaceous materials route, where carbonaceous materials (carbon nanotubes) were introduced into the Cf/ZrB2-based composite.
That means there are enough carbonaceous materials to react with ZrSi2 at any place in the whole material.
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Bellosi, Microstructure and mechanical properties of ZrB2–MoSi2 ceramic composites produced by different sintering techniques, Materials Science and Engineering: A. 434 (1–2) (2006) 303-309

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