Material investigated at the fixed anisotropy is rolled copper.
The material investigated was a steel fibre reinforced mortar.
Many types of ceramics contain larger pores (up to several microns) in comparison with the material investigated in [6, 7].
The material investigated showed clear capacitive Coulomb clamping behavior, giving a maximum pressure of 1.04 bar.
This correlation worked well for the material investigated even at low solid compressible pressures.
The risks for the most important physical damage processes for the material investigated (i.e. condensation, freeze-thaw cycles, salts crystallization etc).
To check whether this assumption holds for the material investigated, the degree of anisotropy was assessed from flow characteristics in three directions of the sheet sample.
The material investigated was reinforced with a five-harness satin carbon fiber weave.
The material investigated in this chapter is a titanium aluminide composite reinforced with continuous silicon carbide (SiC) fibers.
Data were categorized for the material investigated.
