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Abstract A comprehensive experimental and analytical study was conducted on quasi‐isotropic woven glass fiber‐reinforced polymer composites with a stacking sequence of [0°/±45°/90°]s, under low‐velocity impact at a low temperature of −50 °C. The results were compared to those at room temperature.
U. A. Khashaba
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This study investigates 1000-hour and million-hour creep behaviors in load transfer components (LTCs) and evaluates the impact of LTC’s compression creep on fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) cable extrusion-anchorage relaxation.
Jingyang Zhou+6 more
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On the Magnetism of Basalt and the Magnetic Behaviour of Basaltic Bars when Heated in Air [PDF]
(1904). VI. On the magnetism of basalt and the magnetic behaviour of basaltic bars when heated in air. The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science: Vol. 7, No. 37, pp. 45-61.
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Valorizing denim and Polyethylene sheet waste to fiber‐reinforced composites
Impact Behavior of Fiber‐Reinforced Composite Materials: Fabrication, Testing, and Performance Analysis. Abstract 75% of textile waste ends up in landfills globally due to inappropriate recycling or upcycling infrastructure. One of the possible solutions to bring this waste to life is to convert it into composite materials.
Raja Muhammad Waseem Ullah Khan+3 more
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The picrite-basalts of Kilauea, [Part] 1 of Contributions to the petrology of Hawaiian basalts [PDF]
I. D. Muir, C. E. Tilley
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Microstructure and mechanical modeling for the design of technical components produced with Fused Filament Fabrication. Abstract Short fiber reinforcement is a key for improving the mechanical properties of thermoplastic composites produced by 3D printing.
Csenge Tóth+2 more
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Possibilities of production of wear resistant construction elements by processing of Serbian basalt [PDF]
This paper covers the possibilities of domestic basalt processing by advanced ceramics and melting treatment. We used basalt from the locality of 'Donje Jarinje'(Leposavic) and 'Vrelo' (Kuršumlija) as a raw material.
Čikara Dejan+2 more
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Subseafloor basalts as fungal habitats [PDF]
Abstract. The oceanic crust is believed to host the largest potential habitat for microbial life on Earth, yet, next to nothing is known about this deep, concealed biosphere. Here fossilised fungal colonies in subseafloor basalts are reported from three different seamounts in the Pacific Ocean.
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