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Obtained results allow to conclude that the dynamic indentation method can be applied to periodical express evaluation of polymeric material state being exposured to the radiation or temperature aging on purpose to early diagnostic of products to avoid emergency situations. [Pg.244]

Article is denoted to the investigation and the creation of the new ultrasonic and information technologies (IT) and the technical methods of non-destructive evaluation (NDE) of material state in the product, which are based on principles of ultrasonic computing tomography (USCT). These results concern two important questions ... [Pg.247]

Pisani C 1999. Software for the Quantum-mechanical Simulation of the Properties ot rr-.,sialliri Materials State of the Art and Prospects. THEOCHEM 463 125-137. [Pg.653]

J. Weitkamp and co-woikeis, eds., Zeolite and Telated Microprous Materials, State of the Art 1994, Studies in Suface Science and Catalysis, Vol. 84, Elseviei Science Publishing Co., Inc., New Yoik, 1994, pp. 653—659. [Pg.167]

Numerical simulations offer several potential advantages over experimental methods for studying dynamic material behavior. For example, simulations allow nonintrusive investigation of material response at interior points of the sample. No gauges, wires, or other instrumentation are required to extract the information on the state of the material. The response at any of the discrete points in a numerical simulation can be monitored throughout the calculation simply by recording the material state at each time step of the calculation. Arbitrarily fine resolution in space and time is possible, limited only by the availability of computer memory and time. [Pg.323]

Volume 84 Zeolites and Related Microporous Materials State of the Art 1994. [Pg.265]

Energy. The more energy available for a release, such as tlie stored energy in a material state or chemical reaction, tlie greater the potential,... [Pg.219]

H.H. Mooiweer, K.P. de Jong, B. Kraushaar-Czarnetzki, W.H.J. Stork and B.C.H. Krutzen, "Zeolites nd Related Microporous Materials State of The Art 1994", Studies in Surface Science and Catalysis, Elsevier, 1994, Eds. [Pg.9]

The valence band structure of very small metal crystallites is expected to differ from that of an infinite crystal for a number of reasons (a) with a ratio of surface to bulk atoms approaching unity (ca. 2 nm diameter), the potential seen by the nearly free valence electrons will be very different from the periodic potential of an infinite crystal (b) surface states, if they exist, would be expected to dominate the electronic density of states (DOS) (c) the electronic DOS of very small metal crystallites on a support surface will be affected by the metal-support interactions. It is essential to determine at what crystallite size (or number of atoms per crystallite) the electronic density of sates begins to depart from that of the infinite crystal, as the material state of the catalyst particle can affect changes in the surface thermodynamics which may control the catalysis and electro-catalysis of heterogeneous reactions as well as the physical properties of the catalyst particle [26]. [Pg.78]

Time-temperature superposition [10] increases the accessible frequency window of the linear viscoelastic experiments. It applies to stable material states where the extent of reaction is fixed ( stopped samples ). Winter and Chambon [6] and Izuka et al. [121] showed that the relaxation exponent n is independent of temperature and that the front factor (gel stiffness) shifts with temperature... [Pg.213]

Hoppe, R., Schulz-Ekloff, G., Wohrle, D., Kirschhock, C., Fuess, H. (1994). Location and photostability of faujasite-incorporated methylene blue. In Zeolites and Related Microporous Materials State of the Art 1994, Weitkamp, J., Karge, H.G., Pfeifer, H. and Holderich, W. (eds), Vol. 84, pp. 821-827. Elsevier Science BV, Amsterdam... [Pg.265]

W. Reschetilowski, U. Bohmer, J. Wiehl, in Zeolites and Related Microporous Materials State of the Art, J. Weitkamp, H.G. Karge, H. Pfeifer, W. Holderich (Eds.), Stud. Surf. Sci. Catal. Elsevier Science BV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 84 (1994) 2021. [Pg.525]

Except for components designed in accordance with provisions of (c)(1) above, fluid service requirements for materials stated in this Code shall not restrict their use as cladding or lining in pipe or other components. Fluid service requirements for the outer material (including those for components and joints) shall govern, except that temperature limitations of both inner and... [Pg.39]

M. Stanley Whittingham Chemistry and Materials, State University of New York at Binghamton... [Pg.5]

Energy factor energy of chemical reaction or of material state... [Pg.37]

Manage multiple dynamic interactions between controls and quality (material state)... [Pg.445]

The shortcoming of all methods for predetermining cure cycles that regulate secondary variables is that they deal only in expectations and probabilities. No matter how many eventualities are anticipated, there is always one more that is unexpected. Unexpected variations in material properties, process equipment malfunctions, and changes to geometries of tool and part all contribute to the uncertainty of the outcome. As a result, in-process, inferential control is needed for the process environment as well as the boundary conditions and material state. Inferential control is relatively new to the polymer processing industry, especially in complex processes where good models are not yet common. [Pg.458]

The major problem for control based on material states, however, is the quality control culture that requires that parts be accepted based on adherence to a preset cycle within specified limits. Because state-based inferential control systems could theoretically come up with a new cure cycle every time, this sort of specification cannot be used with such systems. Specifications instead have to be in terms of the process plan used for the cure. The satisfactory completion of a certain cure history without alarm states would be assumed to produce an acceptable part. Once the culture was able to accept that difference for autoclave curing, production costs at the U.S. air force s McClellan AFB Logistic Center were substantially reduced [32], This type of specification could also give material review boards a head start on investigations because they would know that a part did not meet specification as well as what sorts of flaws might result from the deviation. The experience at McClellan is that there are fewer parts to review. It is even conceivable that, with improvements to sensors, much of the current postcure nondestructive evaluation used to verily the quality of parts could be incorporated into the process, building quality in rather than inspecting it in after the fact. [Pg.467]

The scale-up factors depend on the specific event being scaled-up in extrusion. The cube rule for mixing (23) states that at constant screw speed, output and power consumption increase with ct when H/D ratio is constant. The square-root rule for conveying (24) of material states that when channel depth is increased and screw speed decreased with x/d, the output rate increases with S, while power consumption increases by One could obtain... [Pg.337]

Mines and reported as a matter of interest, do not differ greatly from those of the 1. f. dynamites by which they have been superseded in common use. The combustible material stated to be used in these compositions consists of a mixture of wood pulp,... [Pg.339]


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