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After the application of the development of new light polymer materials radial cylinder eddy air-curtain dust controlled system was adopted in hard rock mechanized driving face of north conveyor main roadway, reducing the local dust concentration effectively.
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Physical and mathematical simulation of complex processes of different materials’ plastic deformation is one of the priorities of modern science and technology [8-10].
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In this frame, several anode materials have been tested, but some of them presented a rapid loss of activity due to surface fouling (glassy carbon) others released toxic ions (PbO2)[4] and others showed a limited service life (SnO2)[5].
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Determination of Flow Curve by Cylindrical Upsetting Based on the Principle of Virtual Power Viktor Szombathelyi1,2,a,*, György Krállics2,b, Péter Rózsahegyi3,c 1 College of Dunaújváros, Department of Material Science, H-2400, Táncsics M. str. 1/A, Dunaújváros, Hungary 2 Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Department of Material Science and Engineering, H-1111, Bertalan L. str. 7, Budapest, Hungary 3 Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd. for Applied Research, H-1116, Fehérvári út 130, Budapest, Hungary a szombathelyi@mail.duf.hu b krallics@eik.bme.hu crozsahegyi.peter@bay-logi.hu Keywords: flow curve, cylindrical upsetting, barrelling, principle of virtual work.
The most commonly used tests to determine the flow curve of materials include upsetting of cylindrical or prismatic specimens, tension or torsion tests.
The material is assumed to isotropic and incompressible and the inertia forces are suppressed [5]
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In Fig. 2(d), the adhered materials coating on the particulates contributed to the formation of large particles.
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To replace the sulfides, new materials have emerged as the aluminates and silicates [1].
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Le Maître, "Machinability of titanium alloys (Ti6Al4V and Ti-5553)", International Journal of Materials Processing Technology Research, Vol. 209-5, pp. 2223-2230, 2009
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