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Another improvement of the simulation can be by applying more relevant materials to the modeled parts.
For instance, for this work, the following default materials were selected, which were acrylic and aluminum dry.
The choice was put on these materials from the default materials of the software, as they illustrate higher value of coefficient of friction.
Although, the use of other materials outside from default can positively influence the results.
The issue of the slippage can also be solved by implementing different materials with different material properties, most importantly with varying coefficient of friction.

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The samples with the size of 50mm×13mm×1.5mm were cut from two type of steel materials.
The results of the corrosion rates of the two materials under different temperatures are shown in Fig. 3.
By changing CO2 partial pressures, the corresponding corrosion rates of the two materials are plotted in Fig. 6.
Fig.7 shows the corrosion morphology of the two materials under different carbon dioxide concentration at 200℃.
It shows that the two materials still uniformly corroded in a carbon dioxide environment.

Ref. [13] introduced a ductile grinding processing technology, which polished the heated CVD diamond films using grinding wheel made of iron, nickel and CBN materials.
While there are two key factors in this technique, one is the fabrication of the grinding wheel, including the choice of the materials, the sinter of the materials, the feature and size of the wheel, and the other key factor is the process parameters of the grinding, containing the velocity, pressure, temperature and time.
Suzuki et al. [17, 18] have suggested that the materials of the grinding wheel are essential for the high efficient wheel-grinding of the diamond on the simple equipment.
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These properties allow them to be used in a variety of applications, such as electronics, optics, energy storage, and composite materials.
MD simulations allow researchers to atomically study the mechanical, electrical, and thermal properties of materials; this provides the freedom to introduce different structural modifications to the material crystal structures.
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Direct-part marking technology cannot be used widely in industrial applications because of the complex interaction between laser and materials.
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Zan State Key Lab of New Ceramics and Fine Processing, Department of Materials Science & Engineering, Tsinghua University, 100084 Beijing, China, email: hy-dms@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn Keywords: Silicon nitride, Laminated ceramic composites, Creep, BN interlayer, Sintering aids Abstract.
The creep behaviors of these materials cannot be explained generally by a simple composite creep model based on the bulk properties of the two constituent materials [9, 13].
Therefore, stress relaxation experiments can be used indirectly to characterize creep behaviors of the materials.
Presumably, Tg for the glassy phase in the present (MgO+Al2O3+Y2O3)-doped Si3N4 materials should be below 950∼970°C.
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