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Introduction Traditionally, materials are selected from a materials database in which properties of materials are tabulated.
Systems-based materials design approach.
The approach is characterized by a confluence of engineering science and mechanics, materials science/physics, and systems engineering.
McDowell: Journal of ComputerAided Materials Design, Vol. 11, Nos. 2-3 (2005), p. 163. 11.
Benson: Journal of Computer-Aided Materials Design, Vol. 12, No. 1 (2005), p. 57. 12.

The Research Status, Superiorities and Prospect of Composite Insulation Materials in China Ruifeng Chen1, a,Hualiang Gu2,b and Yiming Jia3,c 1 zhejiang university of technology, China 2 zhejiang university of technology, China 3 zhejiang university of technology, China a1522290861@qq.com, bghldl@126.com, c357715971@qq.com Keywords: Composite Insulation Materials Superiorities Prospect Abstract: Chinese existing insulation materials mainly included inorganic thermal insulation materials and organic insulation materials, but short of composite insulation materials.
The Research Status of Composite Insulation Materials Composite insulation materials which could be inorganic thermal, organic or mixed materials, would be made of more than two kinds of materials, and complemented with bonding agent.
The Prospect of Composite Insulation Materials Insulation materials had two types, organic material and inorganic material.
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Pre-Treatment of Vegetable Waste in the Production of Composite Materials Ruslan R.
Currently, the use of technogenic raw materials, including wood waste is one of the trends in manufacturing of building materials.
This is due to the limited resources, the need for long-distance transportation, the high material and energy cost of some technological processes of raw materials extraction and processing.
All of them greatly hamper the development of the industry of building materials based on natural resources.
The currently produced wood-mineral composite materials are widely used in the construction, but have several drawbacks.

The result shows that all the materials consist of crystalline particles with smooth surface and polyhedral shaped materials.
XRD patterns of (a) L24 (b) L48 and (c) L72 materials Fig. 3 shows the SEM micrographs of LiMn1.8Ni0.2O4 materials.
The images showed that all materials consist of crystalline particles with smooth surface and polyhedral shaped materials.
Material Science & Eng. 5 (2016) 1-21
Liu, Preparation and electrochemical performance of nano-LiNi0.05Mn1.95O4 cathode materials by a low temperature molten-salt combustion method, International Journal of Electrochemical Science. 12 (2017) 9758-9773

Guided wave theory for isotropic materials has been successfully used for concrete and other structures [10, 11, 13-15].
However, timber is an orthotropic material and guided wave theory for isotropic materials cannot directly be used to verify the experimental velocities at high frequency [16].
Wood Science and Technology 1985;19:183
Mechanics of Composite Materials 2007;43:277
Spreinger series in wood sciences, Editors: TE Timell, R.

Design and Analysis of a Microgripper Based on Smart Materials Yuemin Yu1, a, Xiansheng Ji1, b 1College of Science ,Heilongjiang Institute of Science and Technology,Harbin, 150027,China ayym72@sohu.com, bjixiansheng1986@163.com Keywords: Microgripper , Smart materials, Piezoelectric ceramic stack Abstract.
Smart materials are a group of solid-state materials whose geometric shape can be related to an energy input in the form of heat, light, electric field, or magnetic field.
The most common smart materials are piezoelectrics, magnetostrictive, and SMAs.
Smart Materials and Structures, 14: 1265-1272. (2005) [2] D.
Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, 15: 1265-1270 (2005) [4] F.

Boundary Integral Equation Analysis of an Inhomogeneous Medium Made of Functionally Graded Materials H.
Introduction In recent years, functionally graded materials (FGMs) have generated a great deal of interest as advanced composite materials.
Mortensen: Functionally Graded Materials, Institute of Materials, IOM Communications, London, 1998
Shariyat: Advanced Materials Research Vols. 463–464 (2012), pp. 570–574
Sladek: Composites Science and Technology Vol. 68 (2008), pp. 1209–1215

Ismailova, The effect of surface’s active sites on the reactivity of mineral additives, Scientific journal "Modern Science and Innovation" (Stavropol - Pyatigorsk). 2 (18) (2017) 168-175
Salamanova, Prospects for the use of thermally activated raw materials of aluminosilicate nature, Volga Scientific Journal. 2 (46) (2018) 65–70
Mayants, The use of ash and slag from hydroelectric power plants in the building materials industry, Obzor, Moscow, 1970
Rangan, On the development of fly ash-based geopolymer concrete, ACJ Materials Journal. 101 (6) (2004) 467-472
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Ngoi, Material removal mechanisms in precision machining of new materials.
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Jana Pawła II, 31-864 Kraków 2Cracow University of Technology, Institute of Computer Science, Al.
Requirements of Database of Materials: · The possibility of creating the optional number of categories of materials connected with the norms and descriptive materials in the form of the optional number of files; · The possibility of cataloguing materials according to its kind, type, etc.; · The connecting of kinds of materials with norms, e.g.
The cataloguing of information on materials form the possibility of a detailed description of kinds of materials through the adding of particular materials together with files and connecting them with norms (Fig.3.), which produces a complex element.
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Karpisz, DBSMP - the new approach to integrated data management in special materials processing, Advances in Manufacturing Science and Technology, Oficyna Wydawnicza Politechniki Rzeszowskiej, Rzeszów 2014, pp. 23-36