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The Influence Of The Working Regime Of Oscillations Produced By An Electrovibrator On The Sorting Of Materials V.
Thus, were analyzed different methods for processing and fraction analyzing of materials in the food industry [3], gravity separation methods depending on the sizes of materials [9], but also the technique and analysis of the process of separation and cleaning materials [7].
Andrejko, The technique and analysis of the process of separation and cleaning grain materials, Journal of Food Engineering 109 (2012), pp. 603–608
Journal of Food Engineering 26 (2): 1995, pp. 131–146
Applied Clay Science 48 (4): 2010, pp. 612–614

A Modified Monte-Carlo Method (MMCM) in which phonon bundles take non-energy is developed to model the steady state phonon radiative transfer in nanoscale materials.
The results indicate that the developed method has a good accuracy in solving the phonon radiative transfer in nanoscale materials.
A square of side () geometry for silicon materials is considered.
Temperature distributions in square of geometry for silicon materials Figure 4.
Cha: Computational Materials Science.

Comprehensive research and outlook of loose solid materials on the gully system under hydrodynamic conditions Shun Yang1, 3, a, Guoqiang Ou1, 2, *, Xianjun Ji1, 3, b, Jun Wang1, 3, c 1Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chengdu 2Key Laboratory of Mountain Hazards and Earth Surface Process, CAS, Chengdu 3Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing ayangshun09@126.com, b jifeng988@163.com, c junwang.paul@gmail.com *Corresponding author: ougq@imde.ac.cn Keywords: Hydrodynamic conditions, solid materials, flume experiments, prospects.
The paper reviewed the research and progress of solid materials on the gully system in the world and pointed out the shortage of it.
Research of Solid Materials under Hydrodynamic Effects Abundant of solid loose materials, enough water and steepen terrain condition constitute the three requirements of debris flow formation.
T.Takahashi: Journal of the Hydraulics Division, Vol.104(8),1978,p.1153-1169 [39].
Jon.J.Major: The Journal of Geology.

fhwang@nwpu.edu.cn Keywords: notches, stress intensity factor, brittle materials.
The results are shown in Figure 3, as the ceramics is brittle materials the experimental data is somewhat scatter.
[2] R X Xu, T H Topper, and J C Thompson, Fatigue Fracture Engineering and Materials Structure 20(9) 1351-1361 1997
[3] J Schijive, Fatigue Fracture Engineering and Materials Structure 5 77-90,1982 [4] Y Murakami, Stress Intensity Factor Handbook, Pergamon Press,1980 [5] R A Smith and K J Miller, International Journal of Mechanical Science 19 11-22 1977
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Qualitative and Quantitative Architecture Characterisation of Porous Materials Dimitris Tsarouchas1,a University of Cambridge, Department of Engineering, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1PZ, UK adt335@cam.ac.uk Keywords: tomography, segmentation, thinning, deconvolution, heterogeneous materials Abstract.
A method for extracting accurate microstructural information from heterogeneous materials using micro Computed Tomography (µCT) is presented.
Schjø dt Thomsen, Bridging the length-scale gap-short fibre composite material as an example, Journal of Materials Science 41 (20) (2006) 6737-6750
Delisee, Macroscopic thermal properties of real fibrous materials: Volume averaging method and 3D image analysis, International Journal Of Heat And Mass Transfer 49 (11-12) (2006) 1958-1973
Thoma, Numerical investigations of the elastic and plastic behaviour of an opencell aluminium foam, Materials Science and Engineering A 397 (1-2) (2005) 391-399

Turning Test and Simulation of Difficult to Cut Materials 300M in Aviation Zhang Huiping1,a, Lai Yinan 1,b*, Wang Chongxun 1,c, Du Xu1,d 1College of Mechanical and Power Engineering, Harbin University of Science and Technology, Harbin 150080, China a zhping302@163.com, blaiyinan@126.com, c 64744591@qq.com, d1090348602@qq.com Keywords: difficult-to-cut materials; cutting force; linear regression Model; finite element analysis Abstract: Turning process properties of difficult-to-cut materials used in aeronautics are often associated with the machining accuracy and surface quality of aerospace structural parts.
L. and Quan,H .S ., “The Development of Structural Materials of Advanced Aircraft”, Journal of Materials Engineering, Vol. 4,pp.4-11
[3] Lee,E.H,Sha_er,B.W., “The theory of plasticity applied to a problem of machining”, ASME Journal Applied Mechanics, Vol. 18,pp.405-413
[4] Oxley,P.L.B, “Allowing for end cutting edge effects in predicting forces in bar turning with oblique machining conditions”, Journal Title, Proc Inst MechEng, Vol.
,Jain, A. and Altan,T., “A finite element of orthogonal machining using different tool edge geometries”, Journal of Materials Processing , Vol. 146, pp.72-81

Floor Materials The choice of environmentally friendly materials is an important step in the path towards sustainable building.
The quality satisfaction of floor materials in location 1 improves from merely 5 % above average up to 45.1%.
Journal of Facilities, Vol. 18(1/2) (2002), p. 66-67 [2] Novick, D.
Journal of Management in Engineering.
Blackwell Science Ltd., Oxford. (1997).

Acknowledgements The research for this project was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, for the Study on the Standard Test Method of Materials and Masonry Based on Raw-soil (51478043).
J China Civil Engineering Journal, 48:81-87
Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering. 24(6):775–782 [14] MEHTA P K，MONTEIRO P J M.Concrete microstructure properties and materials.Third Edition,2005:49-50 [15] Joshua B.
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Lu, Yi-hong.Wang, et al.Experimental Strength of Earth-Based Construction Materials in Different Regions of China.J.Advances in Materials Science and Engineering.10,9.( 2019)

Introduction River channel and harbor dredging activities in China accumulate huge amount of dredge materials (DM) annually that has not been made use of effectively, and proper disposal are limited and expensive[1-2].
DM is often rich in nutrient materials, such as N, P and K and so on, which may be good fertilizer in agriculture [3-6].
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In refractory, forsterite is considered as one of the most efficient materials for critical production stages of modern iron and steel industry, namely, steelmaking and casting or ladle metallurgy [5-10].
Experimental Natural forsterite powders (44 μm, Yichang, China) and Na2CO3 (99.8% purity, AR) were used as raw materials.
Francis: Journal of Alloys and Compounds Vol. 113-115 (2010), p. 495 [5] R.
Markina: Aiche Journal Vol. 2832–2836 (11A) (1997), p. 43 [8] M.
West: Material Science and Technology Vol. 863–869 (9) (1995), p. 11 [10] Emad Mustafa, Nagy Khalil and Atef Gamal: Ceramics International Vol. 663–667 (2002), p. 28