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Table 1 Comparison of different dioxin analysis method Method HRGC/MS DR-CALUX® Procept® ELISA Type Chemical assay Bioassay Bioassay Bioassay Time Over 14 days 5 to 7 days 3 to 5 days 3 to 5 days Substrate All kinds of samples All kinds of samples Soil and sediments Soil and sediments Advantage High accuracy Congener applicable Widely applicable Good correlation with chemical method Low setup costs Large amounts samples available Low setup costs Simple Operation Drawback High analysis cost Long analysis time Expensive instrument Not measurable for congener Cell technology needed High patent fees Not measurable for congener Expensive kit Not measurable for congener Low sensitivity Materials and Method Sampling Method.
Phillips, “Estimates of the Half‐Life of 2,3,7,8‐Tetrachlorodibenzo‐P‐Dioxin in Vietnam Veterans of Operation Ranch Hand”, Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, vol. 27, 1989, pp. 165-71
[5] Stephen H Safe, “Development Validation and Problems with the Toxic Equivalency Factor Approach for Risk Assessment of Dioxins and Related Compounds”, Journal of animal science, vol. 76, 1998, pp. 134-41

Liščák: Assessment of the vibroactivity level of SI engines in stationary and non-stationary operating conditions, Journal of Vibroengineering, Vol. 16(3), pp 1349-1359 (2014)
Journal of Vibroengineering, Vol. 17(1), pp. 175187 (2015)
Mechatronic Systems, Mechanics and Materials II, Vol. 210, pp. 200-205 (2014)
Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science, Vol. 62, pp. 151-163 (2015)

Experimental aspects Material.
This material was obtained from Plansee Metallwerke AG, Austria, and produced by a powder metallurgical (PM) processing route.
Kofstad: High Temperature Corrosion, (Elsevier Applied Science, London, U.K., 1988), p. 116 [21] Y.P.
Stroosnijder: Journal de Physique IV, Vol. 12 (2002), p. 207 [26] K.
Rea: Journal of the Less-Common Metals Vol. 1 (1959), p. 152

Theoretical background for identification of the technical condition of avionic hydraulic drives on the basis of information from means for unbiased flight control of aircrafts Past experience demonstrates that among all commonly known physical phenomena affecting the technical condition of hydraulic units, the following can be distinguished as the most important ones [3, 4]: – mechanical deterioration of hydraulic plunger and barrel mating assemblies due to abrasive and erosive wear of their working surfaces (Fig. 1), – fatigue wear of individual components exposed to the impact of dynamic loads, – ageing of materials, in particular sealing and packing stuff of any type made of elastomeric rubber, caused by various substances used for operation of the units.
Tomczyk, Dynamic models for components and circuits of hydrostatic drives, Publishing House for Technology and Science, Warsaw, 1999
Ułanowicz, Outline of the method to operate hydraulic drives by their technical condition with continuous monitoring of their parameters, Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, Vol. 18, No 4B, 2009, pp. 206¸211
Ułanowicz, Violation of the steady-state friction behaviour of a precise hydraulic pair due to imbalanced radial hydrostatic force, Journal of Konbin No 2,3(14,15), 2010, pp. 341-358.

It has the advantages of clear force transmission, good integration, flexibility of space separation, as well as reducing of the quantity of material used, full use of the function of the material and structure, and lowering the project cost.
The characteristic parameter of restoring force model is average value of the material strength, which can reflect the real structure condition in practice.
Reference: [1] Lan Zongjian, Yang Dongshen, Zhang Ming, Study on seismic response of reinforced concrete mega-frame structures, Journal of Southeast University, 2002, 32(5)，p.724-727
[5] Ding Yongjun, The application of DRAIN-2D calculation program on elastic and plastic deformation analysis of high rise structure, Journal of building structures, 1994, (12) , p.18-22
[6] Yang Fu, Li Yingming, Lai Ming, A new method for selecting inputting waves for time-history analysis, China civil engineering journal, 2000, 33(6) , p.33-37

In the process of Preprocessor, material properties such as Poisson ratio, density and so on must be defined according to reality, the next step is to mesh the objective with suitable mesh method which makes the objective ready for FEM analysis.
To be noted that the material of Slider is different from that of guide screws shown in Fig. 1.
So in preprocessor, material properties should be specified according to reality.
Summary This project is supported by National Science and Technology Major Project of China (Project No. 2009ZX04001-011).
“Developing and SME based six sigma strategy”, Journal of Manufacturing Technology Management, Vol.17, No. 4, pp 417-434, November. 2006

The cutter is milling insert with wave edge, its dimension is 16mm×16mm, and material is YG532.
Material of work piece: 45.
(18) Heredenotes thermal diffusivity of material. is coordinate of the first point. is coordinate of random point.
Acknowledgements Item of Chinese national natural science fund support (50975053) Reference [1] Chengwu Shen, Shiliang Dai, etal: Journal of Tsinghua University vol41(11): 35-38 (2001)

The test materials and experimental design Material preparation.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the Guangxi Natural Science Foundation (NO. 09236001), by the foundation of dean of Engineering Disaster Prevention and Structure Safety Laboratory of Education Department of China (NO. 2010TMZR001).
Journal of Building Structures, 1992, (10): 17-24

Use of textile friction to mimic Hill’s model in dynamic contraction of braided artificial muscles Bertrand Tondu Institut National de Sciences Appliquées, 135 Avenue de Rangueil and LAAS-CNRS, Avenue du Colonel Roche, 31077 Toulouse, France Bertrand.Tondu@insa-toulouse.fr Keywords: Artificial muscle, McKibben muscle, Hill’s curve Abstract.
This assumption is coherent with Equ. (4) derived from Hill’s model; it can however be questionable depending on used materials.
Journal of Robotic Research, 21, 4 (2002) 295-309
Tondu, Modelling of the McKibben Artificial Muscle: A Review, J. of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures, 23, 3 special issue on Fluidic Actuators (2012) 225-253

Modeling of Automobile Stamping Parts Management System Driven by Use case ChengShuang Han1,a ZaiLing Cheng2, b 1School of Computer & Information, Anqing Teacher College, Anqing 246133, China 2School of Mathematics & Computation Sciences, Anqing Teacher College, Anqing 246133, China ahancs@aqtc.edu.cn, bchengzl@aqtc.edu.cn Keywords: Information System; Requirement Analysis; Use Case; Modeling Abstract.
Its production process covers from raw materials (steel plate) to blanking, stamping, welding, etc.
Table 1 Checklist of stamping system potential user (ACTOR) ACTOR Business characteristics Welders weld stamped parts Planners According to the automobile production plan, determine the required number of stamping parts, arrange production plan of stamping parts According to the number of required parts,, and considering the existing inventory number and minimum inventory, determine the required number of stamping parts monthly plan Weekly adjust plan for next week according to this week production Every day arrange the production schedule for next day Blankers According to the daily production plan, arrange the blanking Make the blanked parts box up Make different circulation No. for each batches of raw material Maintenance blanking information Stampers Make blanked part stamp forming Make the stamped parts box up respectively by the qualified and unqualified parts Make circulation No. for each box Maintenance Stamping information Repairers Repair unqualified parts from
Wang, "Model-Driven Derivation of Domain Functional Requirements from Use Cases," Journal of Software Engineering and Applications, Vol. 3 No. 9, 2010, pp. 875-881. doi: 10.4236/jsea.2010.39102 [5] Shari L.P.