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    were tabulated. 3.3 SHORE DUROMETER HARDNESS STRENGTH Hardness was defined as materials resisting property to prevent permanent indentation. Durometer is a measure of hardness in polymers, fibre and rubbers where it measures the indentation depth in the material. According to ASTM D2240 tests were conducted on specimen using Durometer in the room temperature [5]. The test is done on the surface by supplying load and measuring the indentation. The material under test must be a minimum of 6.4 mm…

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    Silicon carbide has been recognised as an important structural ceramic material because of its unique combination of properties. It is a promising ceramic material that can replace conventional metals and ionic-bonded oxide ceramics such as alumina. Structure of Silicon carbide Silicon carbide is a compound of silicon, a metalloid, and carbon, a nonmetal, and has a giant molecular lattice structure. It has a similar structure with diamond. Each carbon atom is joined tetrahedrally to four…

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    CHARACTERISTICS Often materials are subject to forces (loads) when they are used. The mooring lines have to withstand the loads acting on the moored structure in addition to loads acting directly on the mooring components (Bjørnsen 2014). Mechanical engineers calculate those forces and material scientists how materials deform (elongate, compress, and twist) or break as a function of applied load, time, temperature, and other conditions (Virginia.edu 2013). 1.4.1. Tensile Load The mooring line…

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    also found in their work that the size is the main element of the concrete strength, as in their study they concluded that a moderate size is different to be broken than large size. Mather and Darwin (1976, 1977) identified that the medium size is the more strengthen and durable concrete type. Burnet and wolsier (1989) indicated that building made of concrete materials always be considered as strong and valid as the materials used in it, would be assumed and reassured as of high quality and high…

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    don’t have as many reliable testing methods as other materials, such as metals. This makes it difficult to do proper safety checks on composite airplane components. Damage of composites is also not observable by the naked eye and is easily missed. In order to actually determine if a composite’s structure has been compromised, further testing and equipment is required, which makes the whole situation easy to overlook or ignore. Human error and material selection are two other areas that pose…

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    Veejay Plastic Case Study

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    including FDA approved, military grade, and lightweight plastics for aerospace and satellite applications. Our knowledge of plastic materials and advanced injection molding techniques allow us to take up any complex injection molding project. Types of Injection Moldable Plastic Materials that We Work With Some of the popular types of injection molding plastic materials we work with include the following. • PEEK (Polyether ether Ketone): This is a transparent thermoplastic polymer used mainly…

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    Table 5.1 Compression Test results for Granite Epoxy Specimens Figure 5.1 shows the compressive strength plot of granite epoxy composite specimens without the inclusion of filler material. From the graph, it is observed that the compressive strength of the fabricated specimen’s increases up to 70% granite content and further decreases with the increase in epoxy percentage. The maximal compressive strength obtained is 112MPa for 70:30 granite epoxy ratio. The graph of modulus of elasticity of…

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    fairly chemical resistant and does not rust compared to some metals. 4.0.4 Fibreglass Composites - This material combines the resilience, stiffness, flexibility and strength. The resulting material is very lightweight, fairly…

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    (Abiola). Before the tests, samples are cut into piece from the core with thickness about 1 in, and polished to make the top and bottom surfaces parallel. All tests are proceed on Nanovea Indenter perpendicular to the bedding direction. As natural material, the shale rock samples are not homogenous, so for each sample, at least 12 tests are done on the sample and averaged to get a result to be statistically correct. The indentation points are chosen carefully using the microscope before each…

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    Nanocomposite and nanofiller Composite is the combination of two or more different materials that are mixed together in order to bring out the best properties of both material. A nanocomposite is the composite which exhibit at least one dimension of the nanoparticle size material [17]. The nanoparticle size is mainly used as the disperse particle system to enhance or improve the properties of the composite material such as strength, conductivity and wear resistance. The main reason for…

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