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Average Velocity u Spherical - low solid density Spherical - high solid density
Irregular - smooth Irregular - rough Flake - - - - - - - - - - Particle Size — Fig . 13 .
Effects of powder morphology and size on flow velocity ( Hirschhorn , 1969 ) . 2 .
Average Velocity u Spherical - low solid density Spherical - high solid density
Irregular - smooth Irregular - rough Flake - - - - - - - - - - Particle Size — Fig . 13 .
Effects of powder morphology and size on flow velocity ( Hirschhorn , 1969 ) . 2 .
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Typical results of Ep and density vs . – Ez are given in Fig . 30 . Because the
density increases during compression , the Poisson ratio also increases .
Therefore , the instantaneous value of the Poisson ratio can be obtained by
determining the ...
Typical results of Ep and density vs . – Ez are given in Fig . 30 . Because the
density increases during compression , the Poisson ratio also increases .
Therefore , the instantaneous value of the Poisson ratio can be obtained by
determining the ...
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The relation between Poisson ratio and density is given by y = 0 . 50 ( 14 ) where
p is the density of the porous material relative to theoretical density of the fully
dense material . The exponent a in this relation is 1 . 92 for cold deformation ( Fig
.
The relation between Poisson ratio and density is given by y = 0 . 50 ( 14 ) where
p is the density of the porous material relative to theoretical density of the fully
dense material . The exponent a in this relation is 1 . 92 for cold deformation ( Fig
.
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Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
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