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Introduction On account of the design and construction factors, coupled with uneven material and manufacturing installation error and other reasons, the entire actual rotor center inertia principal axis more or less deviated from its rotation axis.
Journal of Northeast Dianli University. 2001(2):54-56 [2] Liang Quan, DuanTiequn.
Dynamic balance condition of flexible rotor and its realization method [J].Journal of Heilongjiang Institute of Science and Technology. 2007(3)：202-206 [3] Goodman.
Journal of Engineering for Industry，Transactions of ASME, 1964：273～279

European Journal of Operational Research, 1997, (97): 380-395. ] use Lozano-Perez’s[[]Lozano P.T.
International Journal of Production Research, 2009, 47(24): 6999-7027. ,[]ZENG Yi.
JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, 2009,45(10): 137-142. ,[]M A Adibi, M Zandieh, M Amiri.
The advantage and innovation of linear rail space dynamic scheduling technology has three parts: (1) A uniform scheduling handling framework is established, taking complete assembly, priority, delivery date, site resource utilization, and the adjacent rail constraints in rocket assembly into consideration; (2) Establish heuristic scheduling rules which can be adapted in the rocket assembly scheduling, such as scheduling resource constraints, priorities, and complete assembly control, proximity arrangement; (3) Summary various disturbances in the production process and send them into four categories:  the task layer, the production process layer, the material resources layer and production execution layer. 
Foundation items: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation，China (No. 51175045).

Acoustic Emission (AE) is defined as transient elastic waves within a material or by a process resulting in the spontaneous release of elastic energy [6].
AIChE Journal 1976;22:47_55
International Journal of Multiphase Flow 1992; 18:439_53
Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering 2008;16:171-77
Acoustic emissions science and technology 2009; Available at: www.muravin.com.

This has been formulated to accommodate a finite inclusion of different material situated at the interface between two infinite layers.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China (50878155), and Shanghai Leading Academic Discipline Project (B:308).
Chinese Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 2007, 29(4): 471－476.
Journal of Building Structures, 1982, 4(2): 56－67.
Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 1974, 100(11): 1231－1247

The resulting solid materials were washed with ultra pure water and ethanol, and freeze-dried.
The shape of the solid materials was observed using a scanning electron microscope (SEM).
The porosity of the solid materials was calculated using stereology and their density measured in a pycnometer.
Figure 2 shows SEM photographs of solid materials before and after heat treatment at 1300 °C.
Figure 3 shows SEM photographs of the heat-treated solid materials seen in Fig. 2, but sieved into a narrow size range of 25 ± 5 µm.

The cutting force is low while cutting the softened material because of the suitably high cutting temperature.
It is noticed that a number of continuous chips happen at the higher cutting speed due to the higher cutting temperature which leads to the softening material.
Motorcu: American Journal of Applied Sciences.
Shiraishi: Journal of Engineering for Industry.
Somkiat: Journal of Advanced Mechanical Design Systems and Manufacturing (2007), p. 366 [10] J.

Glendale, US 2International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES), Tehran, Iran 3University of Science &Culture, Tehran, Iran amarkarjan@aol.com, bmoghadam@iiees.ac.ir, cmarzieansary@gmail.com, drazieansary@gmail.com Keywords: multifunction design; collapse prevention; realignment; repairs; fail safe Abstract.
In this connection, several futuristic technologies that involve base isolation, buckling restrained braces, different types of dampers, slip friction joints, smart materials and their combinations have been proposed, [1, 2,3,4].
Engineering Journal, 26(1), 21-32
Journal of Structural Engineering, 144(2), 04017199
Journal of Structural Engineering, 138(6), 812-821

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.
Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University, Jun., Vol.38 sup (2004): p89-95
[10] Wang Li Li, Yu Tong Xi, Li Yong Chi: Progress in Impact Dynamics (Publishions of University of Science and Technology of China, China 1992).

The attempt is to validate the applicability and reliability of the method for this composite material when the masonry materials’ texture is exploited as the reference pattern to monitor geometry variations of the specimen under increased load levels.
The different behaviour of the two masonry constituent materials under compression is clearly visible with the mortar joints appearing more compressible than the bricks.
The development of a new method for testing the lateral load capacity of small-scale masonry walls using a centrifuge and digital image correlation, Construction and Building Materials, 25 (2011) 4465–4476
Measurement Science and Technology, 20 (6), (2009), 17 pp
Mechanical behavior of an assembly of wood–geopolymer–earth bricks, Constr & Building Materials, 38 (2013), 110–118

Hence, these materials are becoming vitally important for their applications in the synthesis of nanofluids and nanocomposites.
Generally, the incorporation of nanoparticles improves the tensile strength of the materials.
Younus, A review on preparation, properties and applications of polymeric nanoparticle-based materials, Polym.
Kołodziejczak-Radzimska, Teofil, Zinc oxide—from synthesis to application: a review, Materials 7(4) (2014) 2833-2881
Rather, Application of nanotechnology in food science: perception and overview, Front.