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Online since: April 2023
Authors: Dinesh Kumar, Arvind Kumar Thakur
Perez-Bustamante et al. [8] and Sridhar et al. [9] discovered in separate investigations that the yield and ultimate strengths both rise by 90% when 2% by weight of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) are added to an Aluminium matrix.
Munir et al. [12] showed the effect of clustering MWCNTs in the Ti matrix on the effective properties of the resulting nanocomposites.
According to Wang et al. [13], factors such as waviness, agglomeration, and interphase, were found to affect the thermo-mechanical performance of Al matrix composites.
Rouway et al. [14] found that combining CNT with graphene nanoplatelets to the polymer enhanced the mechanical performance of the composite.
These findings are in well agreement with those reported by Hassanzadeh et al.[1], Thakur et al. [7] and Ma et al. [21] in regard to the thermo-mechanical properties of CNT-reinforced nanocomposite materials.
Munir et al. [12] showed the effect of clustering MWCNTs in the Ti matrix on the effective properties of the resulting nanocomposites.
According to Wang et al. [13], factors such as waviness, agglomeration, and interphase, were found to affect the thermo-mechanical performance of Al matrix composites.
Rouway et al. [14] found that combining CNT with graphene nanoplatelets to the polymer enhanced the mechanical performance of the composite.
These findings are in well agreement with those reported by Hassanzadeh et al.[1], Thakur et al. [7] and Ma et al. [21] in regard to the thermo-mechanical properties of CNT-reinforced nanocomposite materials.
Online since: February 2024
Authors: Bishub Choudhury, Krati Hardya, Kaushal Jha, Gautam Kumar, Akshaj Jumde, Rick Dutta, Shailesh Kumar Singh
[7] Janardhan, G., Mukhopadhyay, G., Kishore, K. et al.
[8] Badkoobeh, F., Mostaan, H., Rafiei, M. et al.
[15] Manladan, S.M., Yusof, F., Ramesh, S. et al.
H., El-Batahgy, A.
DOI: 10.1016/j.matdes.2010.05.039 [26] Al-Hazmy, S., & Al-Mazrouee, A. (2015).
[8] Badkoobeh, F., Mostaan, H., Rafiei, M. et al.
[15] Manladan, S.M., Yusof, F., Ramesh, S. et al.
H., El-Batahgy, A.
DOI: 10.1016/j.matdes.2010.05.039 [26] Al-Hazmy, S., & Al-Mazrouee, A. (2015).
Online since: July 2014
Authors: R. Vijaykumar, T. Mukesh, R. Rudramoorthy
Tonui et al. [3].
Sendhil Kumar Natarajan et al. [4] investigated the use of fins for the cooling system.
Hosseini et al. [5].
Xudong Zhao et al. [10] designed a PV/e module.
El-Sherif, Enhancing the performance of photovoltaic panels by water cooling, Ain Shams Engineering Journal (2013) 4,pp. 869–877
Sendhil Kumar Natarajan et al. [4] investigated the use of fins for the cooling system.
Hosseini et al. [5].
Xudong Zhao et al. [10] designed a PV/e module.
El-Sherif, Enhancing the performance of photovoltaic panels by water cooling, Ain Shams Engineering Journal (2013) 4,pp. 869–877
Online since: May 2015
Authors: Tomasz Nabagło, Andrzej Jurkiewicz, Janusz Kowal
In the literature, stability problem of the vehicle was undertaken by Yamakado et al [1].
Problem of compromise between comfort and safety was described by Sibielak et al [2].
The answer is put forward in Wray’s et al article [4].
During model improvement process, the authors familiarized with other tracked vehicle model solutions, which was described by Mężyk et al [17] as also by Assanis et al [18].
Micek: Construction and simulation of a 2S1 tracked vehicle mod-el and its verification using vertical forces on the road wheels while over-coming a single obstacle, (Solid State Phenomena 2011, Vol. 177, pp. 168-176)
Problem of compromise between comfort and safety was described by Sibielak et al [2].
The answer is put forward in Wray’s et al article [4].
During model improvement process, the authors familiarized with other tracked vehicle model solutions, which was described by Mężyk et al [17] as also by Assanis et al [18].
Micek: Construction and simulation of a 2S1 tracked vehicle mod-el and its verification using vertical forces on the road wheels while over-coming a single obstacle, (Solid State Phenomena 2011, Vol. 177, pp. 168-176)
Online since: May 2025
Authors: Olufunmilayo Oluwabukola Joseph, Joshua Atiba, Simeon Ante, Olakunle Olaleye Joseph, Suzie Eyenuro
Aluminium or Aluminium Alloys such as Al-Si, Al-Cu, and Al-Si-Mg are used as the metal matrix component in the production of AMMCs, and reinforcements such as silicon carbide, aluminium oxide, carbon, boron, silicon dioxide, and boron nitride are embedded in the matrix.
Udochukwu et al. [14] investigated the microstructural and mechanical properties of aluminium matrix composites (AMCs) reinforced with PKSA and SiC.
The polarization plot of the control sample and AL-PKS reinforcements at 0.5M HCl is shown in Fig. 6.
EL-Bedawy, “Effect of Aging on the Corrosion of Aluminum Alloy 6061,” pp. 1–89, 2010
Zhang et al., “Microstructure and mechanical properties of aluminum matrix composites reinforced with pre-oxidized β-Si3N4 whiskers,” Mater.
Udochukwu et al. [14] investigated the microstructural and mechanical properties of aluminium matrix composites (AMCs) reinforced with PKSA and SiC.
The polarization plot of the control sample and AL-PKS reinforcements at 0.5M HCl is shown in Fig. 6.
EL-Bedawy, “Effect of Aging on the Corrosion of Aluminum Alloy 6061,” pp. 1–89, 2010
Zhang et al., “Microstructure and mechanical properties of aluminum matrix composites reinforced with pre-oxidized β-Si3N4 whiskers,” Mater.
Online since: September 2024
Authors: Lorenzo Donati, Riccardo Pelaccia, Sara Di Donato, Marco Negozio, Barbara Reggiani
Both size optimization and topological optimization approaches were proposed and discussed in the works of Pelaccia et al. [20-21].
Donati, et al, Effect of liquid nitrogen die cooling on extrusion process conditions, Key Eng.
Pelaccia, et al., Investigation of the skin contamination predictability by means of QForm UK extrusion code, Mater.
Li, et al., Evolution mechanisms of charge weld during porthole die extrusion of ZK60 Mg profile, J.
El Mehtedi, L.
Donati, et al, Effect of liquid nitrogen die cooling on extrusion process conditions, Key Eng.
Pelaccia, et al., Investigation of the skin contamination predictability by means of QForm UK extrusion code, Mater.
Li, et al., Evolution mechanisms of charge weld during porthole die extrusion of ZK60 Mg profile, J.
El Mehtedi, L.
Online since: January 2011
Authors: Jun Liu, Jing Wei Li
Journal of Software, 2004,15 (12) :1831-1832
[3] Wolfson O, Sistla AP, Chamberlain S, et al.Updating and Querying Databases That Track Mobile Units [J].
Wolfson, Hinrichs K, et al.
ACM Trans.on Database Syst.2004, 29 (03) :463-507 [5] Erwig M, Güting RH, Schneider M, et el.
Wolfson, Hinrichs K, et al.
ACM Trans.on Database Syst.2004, 29 (03) :463-507 [5] Erwig M, Güting RH, Schneider M, et el.
Online since: June 2011
Authors: S. Mridha, S. Dyuti
Similar surface topography was observed by Wang Xinhong et al, [11] when steel surface was clad with TiC using TIG torch.
Folkes et al [15] reported that for nitrogen contents of > 15 wt% in the liquid, nitride can nucleate at the surface and this decreased the liquidus, leading to constitutional supercooling and dendrite growth.
Process Technol Vol. 203 (2008), p. 505 [5] E.L.
Folkes et al [15] reported that for nitrogen contents of > 15 wt% in the liquid, nitride can nucleate at the surface and this decreased the liquidus, leading to constitutional supercooling and dendrite growth.
Process Technol Vol. 203 (2008), p. 505 [5] E.L.