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Self‐Assembly of Organic–Inorganic Copolymers Toward Bio‐Inspired Cementitious Composites

Advanced Science, EarlyView.
Organic–inorganic copolymerization of calcium silicate hydrate and thioctic acid produces a self‐organized nanocomposite inspired by the disordered collagen–mineral architecture of trabecular bone. The resulting material combines a compressive strength above 300 MPa with intrinsic physical reprocessibility, retaining over 80% of its strength and energy
Zonglin Xie, Suning Li, Fuwen Zhong, Gongkun Xiang, Mustapha Jamaa Garba, Yi Tian, Jun Wu, Zhiwu Yu, Qiang Yuan   +8 more
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An RSM-Based Investigation on the Process-Performance Correlation and Microstructural Evolution of Friction Stir Welded 7055 Al/2195 Al-Li Dissimilar T-Joints. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Lin B, Han Y, Zuo D, Wang N, Zhang Y, Fu H, Gao C.   +6 more
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Transient Flow model and heterogeneity effect analysis for fracture networks in shale gas horizontal wells. [PDF]

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Xiong W, Li Y, Guo W, Yuan H, Tang Z.
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Energy Transfer Mechanism of Hard-Roof Hydraulic Fracturing in Goaf-Side Working Face Based on Microseismic-Driven Damage Model. [PDF]

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Zhang R, Gong S, Cai W, Li H, Qiu Y.
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Overlying strata movement characteristics and water conducting fracture zone height prediction for deep coal mining in arid Western China. [PDF]

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Du Q, Guo G, Li H, Sun J, Hu Z.
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Water hazard prevention technology for confined mining beneath dual extremely thin aquicludes in roof and floor. [PDF]

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Wang G, Yin S, Cao M, Zhong C, Hu S, Yang C, Wu M.   +6 more
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An experimental study on fracture process zone of rock

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Influence of fracture process zone height on fracture energy of concrete

Cement and Concrete Research, 2004
Abstract The implication of modelling concrete fracture with a fictitious crack of zero fracture process zone (FPZ) height is addressed because FPZ height, in reality, is not zero and is bound to vary during crack growth. The ligament effect on fracture energy G F is explained by the nonuniform distribution of a local fracture energy g f ...
Kai Duan, Xiaozhi Hu
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