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MCM-YOLO: A Lightweight Conflict Mitigation Network for Industrial Metal Surface Defect Detection. [PDF]
Zhang S, He K, Xu J, Sha H, Chen Z.
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A lightweight metallographic defect detection framework via structured priors and energy-aware attention under strong grain boundary interference. [PDF]
Shen Z +7 more
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Lightweight Steel Constructions for Seismic Areas
Lightweight steel constructions are one of the innovative constructional systems steadily increasing in spread due to their huge benefits in respect to more traditional constructional systems. Typical lightweight steel products, usually combined with gypsum, wood and cement based panels, can be used to build both structural and nonstructural systems ...
Raffaele Landolfo
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Mechanical behavior of lightweight concrete steel deck
Construction and Building Materials, 2013Abstract This paper presents the structural behavior and failure mode of lightweight concrete (LC) steel decks with varying interfaces between concrete and steel decking. Two types of concrete (lightweight and normal) steel deck specimens having the same dimensions but differing interface treatments are investigated through a four-point bending test ...
Yu-Cheng Kan
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Lightweight Tailgates with Stainless Steel
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2004<div class="htmlview paragraph">To meet the automotive industry's increasing demand for lighter, more cost efficient products, AK Steel Corporation sees stainless steel as an effective material for structural components, including many light-weight body applications.
Gagan Tandon, Sanjaya Fonseka, John Tack
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Lightweight & High Modulus Steels
Materials Technology, 2000(2000). Lightweight & High Modulus Steels. Materials Technology: Vol. 15, No. 3, pp. 193-196.
A. Wisbey, Z. Kulikowski
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Building with lightweight steel
Batiment International, Building Research and Practice, 1976The potential of lightweight steel in industrialised building has not been fully exploited, the author suggests. He describes a pilot housing scheme, for which he is project architect, at Givat-Olga, Israel, where the French LDB system has been adapted. The author is an instructor in architecture and town planning at the Technion, Israel.
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Lightweight Steel Solutions for Automotive Industry
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2010Recently, improvement in fuel efficiency and safety has become the biggest issue in worldwide automotive industry. Although the regulation of environment and safety has been tightened up more and more, the majority of vehicle bodies are still manufactured from stamped steel components. This means that the optimized steel solutions enable to demonstrate
Hong Woo Lee +5 more
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