An insulative Al2O3 layer was designed to fill the gaps of the composite to avoid the leakage of current by atomic layer deposition and reactive ion etching process.
Pseudo-ductility could be sought in composite structures to avoid their brittle behaviour and, consequently, to withstand higher levels of external loading due to an extended non-linear response.
This study proposes a design methodology to estimate the amount of external compressive stress necessary to be applied on the anchorage plate of EBR systems with FRP composites, in order to avoid premature debonding.
Ce0.9Gd0.1O1.9 (CGO91) and Ba0.5Sr0.5Co0.8Fe0.2O3−d (BSDC)/Sm0.2Ce0.8O1.9 (SDC) are used as the in-situ buffer layer and in-situ composite cathode, respectively; to avoid oxidation of the metal interconnect, no additional sintering process is employed.
However, combining markers into a composite measure needs to avoid overestimating the association due to the potentially high correlation between markers.
For those analyses requiring a set of exons grouped into genes, we began with the WormBase annotation and then created "composite gene models" to avoid double counting isoforms.
Given the higher temperature rise with the increasing amount of composites, it is suggested to avoid placing a large amount of the composite as a first layer to minimize potential thermal damage to the pulp, especially in the case where the remaining dentin is thin.
The sharpest square specimens had a corner radius of 5 mm to make composite application easier and to avoid a premature rupture of the composite.
The obtained results allow for improvement of design requirements of composite structures working in mechanical fatigue conditions as well as proper maintenance of composite constructions in order to avoid critical ranges of generated heat during cyclic loading.
Many experimental studies only involved curved composite laminate panels, mostly to avoid the high cost and complexities involved in the fabrication and testing of the full composite cylindrical shells (Singer et al. 2002).
