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Alloy Steel Defect Fracture
Fatigue Crack Propagation in Alloy Steel Defect Cut
Fatigue Crack Propagation in Alloy Steel is a phenomenon which occurs when cracks develop in metal components under cyclic stresses, mainly due to repeated cyclic loading. As these cracks propagate, additional stresses tend to occur in the surro......
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Introduction
Folder structure is an organizational structure used to illustrate the way digital data is arranged on a computer in a manner that makes it easy to access, manipulate, and keep track of the data. It’s essentially a system of folders within folders, like a folder within a folder or a......
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Metal Corrosion
Metal corrosion, also known as chemical corrosion, is a process of oxidation which leads to the loss of strength and functionality of metal materials. It occurs when the metal reacts with oxygen and forms an oxide layer which weaker the metal structure from further oxidation and c......
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Architectural insulation is necessary for both sound-proofing and weatherproofing of a structure such as a home or an office building. In general, this insulation includes insulation of walls, roofs, floors, windows and doors. It is a type of material that is made from various materials including ......
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Agricultural machinery industry is rapidly advancing technology to reduce the workload of farmers and promote agricultural modernization.The development of agriculture is closely related to the mechanization of agriculture. The invention of the sickle has improved the efficiency of agricultural pr......
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Over the past few decades, air quality has become a growing concern all over the world. Air pollution, caused by emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants, has long been a major source of global environmental degradation and can have serious health effects.
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Friction is the force of resistance that exists between two bodies when they are in contact and which opposes the relative motion between them. Friction plays a major role in everyday life, because it affects the interaction between the two surfaces. Friction is the force that causes objects to ru......
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The Tale of the Dipper
Once upon a time, there lived a poor farmer who lived alone in a small hut in the countryside. He had no family, no money and no prospects. He was alone, but he was content and had an appreciation for the simple things in life. One day, while walking through the forest, he......
molten salt corrosion
Introduction
Salt corrosion is a type of corrosion that takes place when metal reacts with salt. Salt corrosion, also known as crevice corrosion, is common in coastal areas, where the air contains high levels of salty moisture. Crevices are any small cavities or openings in metal surfaces, so it......
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Abrasive Wheel Cleaning
Abrasive wheels are essential pieces of equipment in many industrial, commercial, and residential areas. Used most commonly for grinding, cutting and finishing, these wheels come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials. Using abrasive wheels to perform tasks is often ......
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