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The samples for measuring physical-mechanic properties according ISO 572-2 were manufactured using a Brabender hot press, a hydraulic press for punching materials from the pressed plates composites and a compression mold (Fig. 2).
By hot pressing the composites mixtures were processed into plates of 2.5 mm thickness from which were punched on a hydraulic press the materials to fit the compression mold.
The compression mold was first preheated to 165 °C, then each cavity was filled with punched materials (Fig. 2).
For the P7 recipe there were observed difficulties in plasticising the materials.
Gopakumar, Properties and Crystallization of Malleated Polypropylene /Graphite Flake Nanocomposites, Polymer Journal, Vol. 38, No. 9, pp. 920-929 (2006) [10] L.Altay, M.

Introduction Hard machining can be described as the machining of materials with hardness above 40 HRC and up to 62 HRC [1].
In this contribution knowledge of comparative quantitative evaluation of hardened materials surface micro geometry expressed by 2D parameters as Ra, Rq, Rz, Rt, RSm, Rsk, Rku, and Abbot Firestone curve and selected 3D parameters SRa, SRq, SRt, SRsk, SRku when hard turning workpiece with different hardness using mixed oxide ceramic insert are presented.
The cutting tool material was mixed oxide alumina ceramics CM D310 (70% AL2O3, ZrO2, 30% TiC).
Acknowledgement Presented results were carried out within Research Grant Projects VEGA No. 1/0279/11 and 1/0500/12 supported by Scientific Grant Agency of the Ministry of Education of Slovak Republic and the Slovak Academy of Science.
Gyani, Accuracy of hard turning, Journal of Materials Processing Technology. 202 (2008) 328−338

Introduction Aerospace alloys machinability is increasing its importance since new materials are developed to meet the growing demand for higher temperature-resistant materials and for more efficient aero-engines [1].
All the cutting parameters, including: tool and coating materials choice, tool geometry, machining strategy, cutting speed, feed rate, depth-of cut, lubrication, must be controlled in order to achieve both an acceptable tool life and a correct surface integrity for the machined parts [3].
More in detail, it results clear the role played by of the engaging angle on the tool life (failure or wear) for the investigated couple of materials (workpiece and tool).
Modelling the correlation between processing parameters and properties in titanium alloys using artificial neural network, Computational Materials Science, 21 (2001) 375-394
Spowage, Surface integrity when machining age hardened Inconel 718 with coated cutting tools, International Journal of Mach.

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This synergy addresses major problems such as conflicts and target specifications for quality characteristics and negative interactions between product structures, materials, manufacturing processes, and shop floor control requirements through the second QFD phases.
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Spolenak, Alpha-vs. beta-W nanocrystalline thin films: A comprehensive study of sputter parameters and resulting materials' properties, Thin Solid Films, 577 (2015) 26-34. ].
Therefore, the microstructure of the thin films is quite different from the bulk materials regarding the lattice parameters, defect concentration and grain orientations [[] G.

(pc) A 4303176 800 5 B 4343345 480 1 C 4343346 800 4 D 343347 480 4 Materials A, B, C, D should have a constant and regular consumption, a high degree of production repeatability, a higher proportion of the revenues and flexibility of the workers.
The pessimistic estimate, takes into account potential risks such as lack of materials, downtime, failure, etc.
It is also important that staff is aware that any mistake or loss of Kanban cards can endanger the continuity of material flow and supply of materials to the customer.
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Meanwhile, compared with Rigid-Plastic FEM, Rigid-ViscoPlastic FEM considers the influence of deformation velocity on the material flow stress in constitutive equation, which can reflect the true plastic deformation process of materials [1-4].
DEFORM software provides different methods to define the materials flow stress [7]: 1) Power law, 2) Tabular data format, 3) Flow stress for aluminum alloys (Type 1), 4) Flow stress for aluminum alloys (Type 2), 5) Linear hardening, and 6) User defined flow stress routine.
It shall be noted that when the simulation conditions of materials exceeds the bounds of the strain, strain rate or temperature defined in the tabular data, the program will extrapolate based on the last two data points which may lead to loss of accuracy.
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More suitable sintering additives should be studied in TiB2 materials.
Experimental Materials and sample preparation.
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Temperature and strain rate effects on PMMA under quasi-static and moderate strain rate were analyzed by Arruda [2] and material property characterization was also carried by Lee [3] under dynamic loading, they found that the increase of temperature has a drastic effect on the stress-strain behavior and thermal softening was observed for the tested materials.
It is found that temperature effect on material property is remarkable.
But unfortunately, the Fig. 4 Comparison of prediction using ZWT model and experimental results (c) True strain True stress (MPa) (d) True strain True stress (MPa) (e) True strain True stress (MPa) True strain True stress (MPa) (b) True strain True stress (MPa) (a)Table 1 Determined values at elevated testing temperatures Temperature（K） a(MPa) b E1 (MPa) θ1 (s) E2 (MPa) θ2 (s) 299 126.5 35.7 1270 0.62 6416.3 1.6×10-4 313 101.9 40.4 1783.8 0.32 5960.4 7.6×10-5 333 66.6 52.4 1304.5 0.28 3901.1 8.9×10-5 353 53.5 59.6 1187.5 0.39 2540.9 9.7×10-5 373 27.2 101.7 1366.6 0.23 1552.2 1.5×10-4 ZWT theoretical model does not include the influence of damage on the mechanical behavior of materials, leading to the insufficient in describing the strain softening behavior of materials.
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