Sentence examples for graded matrix from inspiring English sources

The effective coefficient of thermal expansion is determined in closed form for composites with graded interphase zone around hollow and solid inclusions, as well as for the case of void in a graded matrix.

The present investigation focuses on characterization of functionally graded metal matrix composites (FGMMCs) based on pure aluminium matrix reinforced with different percentages and sizes of SiC particles.

Functionally graded aluminum matrix composites (FGAMC) are new advanced materials with promising applications due to their unique characteristics in which composite nature is combined with graded structure.

In this work, a functionally graded silicon matrix composite material was in-situ manufactured by a self-developed Magnetic Field assisted Selective Laser Melting (MF-SLM) system free of cracks.

This study addresses the effects of number of layers, compositional gradient exponent (material composition) and random particle dispersion on the indentation behavior of a functionally graded metal matrix composite.

This review is focused on the impurities determination in uranium nuclear fuel grade matrix with the use of spectrometric methods.

Each process might produce similar or distinct sedimentological features with respect to grading, matrix content, grain attitude, bounding faces between beds and internal longitudinal/transverse geometry.

The process includes an index system for construction factors; area partitioning; the extraction of geological attributes; the creation of a relative membership grade matrix; the evaluation of subject and destination layers; and indeterminacy analysis.

It gives the amount of ore extracted in mine type m in the different regions and it has the same length as C. G m is the ore grades matrix of mine type m.

The core material is encapsulated in the food grade matrix type coating material.

This grading matrix, similar to CHNRI and GRADE is based upon the quality of evidence and the importance of outcomes (see Articles 1 and 3).