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It will be shown that the Mössbauer spectrometry is a suitable tool for such studies because the measured spectral parameters are very sensitive to the changes in the vicinity of the probe 57Fe-nuclei and thus, this technique provides a wide variety of information about structural and magnetic behavior of Fe-containing materials.
These materials were frequently investigated because in nanocrystalline state they exhibit excellent soft magnetic properties [5].
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Pernicova: Color intensity of architectural concrete depending on the type of cement, Materials Science Forum, vol. 986, p. 50-54, (2020)

As concrete is a highly variable material, there are many possibilities to use less traditional raw materials even for PCC, but the key is to achieve the specific properties mentioned above.
In addition, it has excellent anti-slip properties and good adhesion with cementitious materials, so it is widely used in road construction.
- Alkali activated materials, geopolymers: They are among the most widely used alternative binders in research for the construction industry because they reduce CO2 emissions and consume waste materials (FA, GBFS).
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Guaranteed-grade reagents of silicate tetra-n-butoxide, lithium ethoxide, anhydrous ethanol, and diethylene glycol were used as starting materials.
Although the crystallization temperature depends on the composition of the sol, it was considered that the sol-gel synthesized powders composed of amorphous materials were crystallized by heating at a temperature of 823 K.
This material reacted with CO2 at ambient temperatures.
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Materials and Experimental The experimental alloys were produced in an industrial scale vacuum induction furnace.
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That condition has limited the use of AISI 316L SS in those applications where the wear resistance is the main characteristic demanded to the materials. [10].
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Hardy2c, C.M.F Rae1d 1 Rolls-Royce UTC, Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, 27 Charles Babbage Road, Cambridge, CB3 0FS UK 2 Rolls-Royce plc., Derby DE24 8BJ, England 3 Currently - Linköping University, Campus Valla, 581 83 Linköping, Sweden aomdmm2@cam.ac.uk, bsvjetlana.stekovic@liu.se, cmark.hardy@rolls-royce.com dcr18@cam.ac.uk Keywords: Nickel-based superalloy, RR1000, TMF, EBSD, Slip traces analysis, Fatigue crack propagation.
An understanding of the basic physics of damage, coupled with the developing computing power exemplified by Integrated Computational Materials Engineering (ICME), offers the opportunity to understand, predict and design components to match complexity of real systems.
Acknowledgements The author would like to acknowledge the EPSRC, Grant number EP/H022309/1, EP/H500375/1 and Rolls-Royce plc. under the TSB project ’Siloet’ TP NUMBER: AB266C/4 for funding and the Prof Lindsay Greer of the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge for provision of facilities.
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The Journal of The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, 61(2):42–48, 2009

Structural Optimization Design for Metal Honeycomb Used in Continuous Waste Heat Recovery Ling Ren1,2,a, Yu Hu1,b and Dehong Xia1,2,c 1School of Mechanical Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, PRC 100083 2Beijing Key Laboratory for Energy Saving and Emission Reduction of Metallurgical Industry, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, PRC 100083 arenl@me.ustb.edu.cn, bhuyu860503@sina.com, cxia@me.ustb.edu.cn Keywords: Waste Heat Recovery, Heat Exchanger, Metal Honeycomb, Orthogonal Experiment.
By analyzing and summarizing the advantages and disadvantage of various surface extension techniques for heat transfer enhancement[3-6], the metal honeycomb is developed by our research group, as is depicted in Fig.1, which is a kind of porous metal material easy to adjust its specific surface area, excellent in heat conduction and flexible in geometrical transformation.
Therefore, the Nusselt number Nu and heat transfer per flow volume Q0, directly reflecting the heat transfer capability of the material, are taken as the investigation indices in the orthogonal experiments.
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