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Nanocrystalline TiO2 coated-fabric for UV shielding and anti-bacterial functions On-uma Nimittrakoolchaia , and Sitthisuntorn Supothinab† National Metal and Materials Technology Center, 114 Thailand Science Park Paholyothin Rd., Klong 1, Klong Luang, Pathumthani 12120 Thailand a onuman@mtec.or.th, b† sitthis@mtec.or.th Keywords: Titanium dioxide coating, fabrics, anti-bacteria, ultraviolet shielding Abstract.
Due to excellent photocatalytic and optical properties of titanium dioxide (TiO2), it has been applied in several products such as food packaging plastics, materials for vehicles or for buildings and sunscreen-protecting cosmetics.
This work was supported by the National Metal and Materials Science Technology Center, Thailand (funding # MT-B-47-CER-07-169-I, and # MT-B-49-ATO-07-020-I).
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The Application of New Material Development and Research in the Badminton Lines Bingshuai Wen Military Department, Suzhou Institute of Trade & Commerce, Zip code: 215009 416860689@qq.com Keywords: Weaving technology; New materials; Badminton line; Performance; Daub technology Abstract.
High techniques and the use of new materials is also in an experimental stage.
Also in YONEX-BG80, BG-95 line, due to technical process and the use of new materials absorption was also got obvious improvement, well under control of the ball and strength.
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Light-weight steel structure in addition to regular steel one also has more economical use of materials, lighter weight, etc, which have been widely used in all aspects of the construction sector[1].
The steel of Q235 was selected for the analysis, and the basic parameters of steel materials were shown in Table 2.
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In order to improve the excellent properties of piezoelectric ceramic materials, mechanical alloying by high energy ball milling was successfully employed to synthesized lead zirconate titanate (PZT).
It has been shown that the chemical reactivity of starting materials could be improved significantly after using this technique.
Previously, there are four major sintering parameters that control the microstructure and properties of PZT ceramic materials which are temperature, heating rate, duration and atmosphere [2].
PbO (Aldrich, 99 %), TiO2 (Merck, 99 %), ZrO2 (Merck, 99 %) and 10 wt % excess PbO were used as starting materials.
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Developing humanoids is critically dependent of the use of highly efficient, compact, lightweight actuators and electroactive materials are offering great potential.
This paper reviews the state-of-the-art of humanlike robots, potential applications and challenges, as well as the actuation materials that are used or could be used.
Progress in materials science have led to covering of robots that is increasingly being humanlike.
Many of the EAP materials that are known today have been discovered and emerged in the 1990s.
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