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The effects of thermal conductivity on <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span>  <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> free tapping were studied, and it was revealed that decreasing the thermal conductivity of the filling materials is beneficial in enhancing the rate of free  tapping for <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> gates.","authors":[{"authorName":"Z.H.Jiang    1)  ","id":"1666fb45-880b-4df2-b236-60e670491395","originalAuthorName":"Z.H.Jiang    1)  "},{"authorName":"Y.He    2)  ","id":"595edce0-0805-43ea-9b2c-d9777ce8b107","originalAuthorName":"Y.He    2)  "},{"authorName":"X.L.Jiang    1)  ","id":"5472092d-698d-4923-84b4-3f80365263b3","originalAuthorName":"X.L.Jiang    1)  "},{"authorName":" G.J.Han    1)  and S.S.Rui    1)    1) Department of Iron & Steel Metallurgy","id":"7923ad80-d925-4bfb-91d1-ab9ef0dca39b","originalAuthorName":" G.J.Han    1)  and S.S.Rui    1)    1) Department of Iron & Steel Metallurgy"},{"authorName":" School of Material and Metallurgical Science","id":"c7be8e9c-47f3-4c90-b4c0-ad704f56f929","originalAuthorName":" School of Material and Metallurgical Science"},{"authorName":" Northeastern University","id":"cd06fe28-9e8a-4a3e-a1c8-71d254849052","originalAuthorName":" Northeastern University"},{"authorName":" Shenyang 110006","id":"27ba199f-79f4-4369-bf83-2e32eeda322e","originalAuthorName":" Shenyang 110006"},{"authorName":" China  2) Institute of Metal Research","id":"a679811d-79e4-4694-a3ac-58894bb8ab92","originalAuthorName":" China  2) Institute of Metal Research"},{"authorName":"The Chinese Academy of Sciences","id":"5b19f1e3-54a3-465b-9d26-77fe52f752ca","originalAuthorName":"The Chinese Academy of Sciences"},{"authorName":"  Shenyang 110015","id":"9773730b-2cae-4088-9660-8a362480261a","originalAuthorName":"  Shenyang 110015"},{"authorName":" China","id":"6bb51f76-0581-42bc-9368-f76a61fc96c8","originalAuthorName":" China"}],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"1125","id":"ddd91ef6-39c0-4bad-80f4-6e947a2051e7","issue":"5","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"JSXBYWB","coverImgSrc":"journal/img/cover/amse.jpg","id":"49","issnPpub":"1006-7191","publisherId":"JSXBYWB","title":"金属学报(英文版)"},"keywords":[{"id":"1b91c4c6-5859-4ecc-a367-17aac634c747","keyword":"filling materials","originalKeyword":"filling materials"},{"id":"3a3e8855-3bae-49bd-bcda-8f5f2fd2b7e7","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"},{"id":"c1b363dc-6c48-4cac-b26e-34ea006f146f","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"},{"id":"b8345416-47ce-41f7-aac2-c22f4f9c9f72","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"1006-7191_1999_5_54","title":"THERMAL  CONDUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS FOR FILLING MATERIALS FOR <span style=\"color:red\">SLIDING</span> GATES AND THEIR EFFECTS ON FREE  TAPPING   PERFORMANCE OF STEEL LADLE","volume":"12","year":"1999"},{"abstractinfo":"We report on a high-performance back-gated carbon nanotube field-effect transistor (CNFET) with a peak transconductance of 12.5 mu S and a delay time per unit length of tau/L = 19 ps/mu m. In order to minimize the parasitic capacitances and optimize the performance of scaled CNFETs, we have utilized a dual-<span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> design and have fabricated a 40-nm-<span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> CNFET possessing excellent subthreshold and output characteristics without exhibiting short-channel effects.","authors":[],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"823","id":"301ba684-8164-45eb-8b6d-38f24be19ca9","issue":"11","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"IEDL","id":"53c498b7-dded-4e8a-845c-32a5cd9bce28","issnPpub":"0741-3106","publisherId":"IEDL","title":"Ieee Electron Device Letters"},"keywords":[{"id":"38c8da49-49b7-4043-b7db-db24fc24af05","keyword":"carbon nanotube (CN);dual <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span>;field-effect transistor (FET);short-channel effect;field-effect transistors","originalKeyword":"carbon nanotube (CN);dual gate;field-effect transistor (FET);short-channel effect;field-effect transistors"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"0741-3106_2005_11_1","title":"High-performance dual-<span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> carbon nanotube FETs with 40-nm <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> length","volume":"26","year":"2005"},{"abstractinfo":"In nanocrystalline (nc) materials, the misfit of lattice structures at the junctions of grain boundaries (GBs) generally increases local stresses that can be released by GB <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span>. In this article, the <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> behaviors of the ordered Sigma = 3 (111) [110] GB (twin) and Sigma = 11(113) [110]GB in nc palladium have been investigated by means of high-resolution transmission electron microscopy observations and molecular statics calculations. It is found that the twin boundary (TB) can release either large stresses by <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> with a DSC-lattice vector of 1/6 [112] or small stresses by <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> over an imperfect vector. The observed Sigma = 11 GB image is exactly symmetrical from which we can clearly identify no GB <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> along the [332] direction, but we cannot determine a <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> component along the [110] direction. The image simulations indicate that the latter is experimentally unidentifiabl e.","authors":[],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"343","id":"3d52bd67-6887-4940-9b8c-7159f529794e","issue":"5","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"PML","id":"b99457c8-ca12-41f0-ae76-446b65a3b4c0","issnPpub":"0950-0839","publisherId":"PML","title":"Philosophical Magazine Letters"},"keywords":[{"id":"6126e1f4-4caf-42b7-bcb3-8c4099708ad5","keyword":"HRTEM;image simulation;grain boundary <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span>;twin boundary;molecular statics;molecular-dynamics simulation;dislocations;deformation;metals;tilt;strength;motion;copper;hrem;al","originalKeyword":"HRTEM;image simulation;grain boundary sliding;twin boundary;molecular statics;molecular-dynamics simulation;dislocations;deformation;metals;tilt;strength;motion;copper;hrem;al"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"0950-0839_2008_5_2","title":"The potential for ordered grain boundary <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> in nanocrystalline palladium","volume":"88","year":"2008"},{"abstractinfo":"The influence of material <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> position in bur- den-flow rate has been studied by simulating exper- iments.A mathematical model describing the char- acteristics of burden-flow at the material <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> of bell-less top blast furnace(BF)is established in this paper,in an attempt to solve the problems in bur- den distribution,especially to eliminate the over- lapping or disconnection of the burden at the be- ginning and at the end of a ring,which plays a quite important role in the blast furnace operation.","authors":[{"authorName":"D U Hegui D U Gang Northeast University of Technology","id":"7196fc79-91af-4f8d-a66f-f36780038576","originalAuthorName":"D U Hegui D U Gang Northeast University of Technology"},{"authorName":"Shenyang","id":"a14e5646-2718-480b-9aa7-a2fa02b260fa","originalAuthorName":"Shenyang"},{"authorName":"110006","id":"bbe95eef-ac39-4c18-8440-283dd2ef169c","originalAuthorName":"110006"},{"authorName":"China.To whom correspondence should be addressed.","id":"23081f06-8b12-435b-bf3d-ae486eef0b07","originalAuthorName":"China.To whom correspondence should be addressed."}],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"313","id":"22246002-5419-4e11-9684-c9c5537912f8","issue":"5","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"CLKXJSY","coverImgSrc":"journal/img/cover/JMST.jpg","id":"11","issnPpub":"1005-0302 ","publisherId":"CLKXJSY","title":"材料科学技术（英文）"},"keywords":[{"id":"f8e1a88a-8af8-4352-9287-b9d1a1c0830c","keyword":"blast furnace","originalKeyword":"blast furnace"},{"id":"e3e45dd0-9bb9-4c83-84ab-e8328f38985b","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"},{"id":"c8fb9413-6c80-4662-947c-b192a140faa9","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"},{"id":"f88071da-1523-454d-80fa-8ee9a873f0f9","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"1005-0302_1990_5_6","title":"Characteristics of BF Burden-flow at Material <span style=\"color:red\">Gate</span> of Bell-less Top","volume":"6","year":"1990"},{"abstractinfo":"The distributions of plastic strain near grain boundaries induced by fatigue loading were investigated by the fiducial grid method in pure aluminum specimens, and the resulted grain boundary <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> (GBS) was systematically analysed. The results show that the strain field near a grain boundary is nonuniform. GBS is restricted by the junction of grain boundaries and causes discontinuities of both displacement and strain. A peak value of shear strain was created in short-range area across the grain boundary. GBS plays an important role in cyclic softening and secondary hardening. The control fac- tor of GBS is the relative orientation between two grains and the macro orientation of the grain boundary rather than the ∑ value of the boundary.","authors":[{"authorName":"Wenlin HE","id":"1bdadc34-5915-4b39-807a-f060b2e3be3c","originalAuthorName":"Wenlin HE"},{"authorName":"Qishan ZANG+","id":"9dfef1f5-bb83-4fde-bcb9-4b05837848f1","originalAuthorName":"Qishan ZANG+"},{"authorName":"Zhongguang WANG","id":"a5a5d3f9-3531-483d-a419-0550ece9ecf6","originalAuthorName":"Zhongguang WANG"},{"authorName":" State Key Laboratory for Fatigue and Fracture of Materials","id":"9a9e54f3-aabd-4e54-8972-cf76a6cb651b","originalAuthorName":" State Key Laboratory for Fatigue and Fracture of Materials"},{"authorName":" Institute of Metal Research","id":"98faa4c0-0aa5-4032-9a6b-14779cabaaf9","originalAuthorName":" Institute of Metal Research"},{"authorName":" Academia Sinica","id":"301549ee-f814-4e4c-b2ad-fdaae2f31314","originalAuthorName":" Academia Sinica"},{"authorName":" Shenyang","id":"3e65d5d9-7d50-4035-9c62-31bee8d9622b","originalAuthorName":" Shenyang"},{"authorName":" 110015","id":"1556148d-b610-4264-b916-ed7af13db860","originalAuthorName":" 110015"},{"authorName":" China","id":"20200240-1b36-4f42-8712-a3c666f26533","originalAuthorName":" China"}],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"107","id":"2f25e18c-cba6-4dae-a9e3-ea9ba90f2dfe","issue":"2","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"CLKXJSY","coverImgSrc":"journal/img/cover/JMST.jpg","id":"11","issnPpub":"1005-0302 ","publisherId":"CLKXJSY","title":"材料科学技术（英文）"},"keywords":[{"id":"a858d00d-a422-4bcd-95e3-b449ebb0856b","keyword":"grain boundary <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span>","originalKeyword":"grain boundary sliding"},{"id":"5e76170a-7815-4bdb-8dae-ac73c7959646","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"},{"id":"c7e66d5c-852b-4e9c-aef1-33c2b94eac33","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"},{"id":"163be671-7414-4ac2-8c8b-c898a66aa807","keyword":"null","originalKeyword":"null"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"1005-0302_1993_2_18","title":"Grain Boundary <span style=\"color:red\">Sliding</span> in Fatigue of Pure Aluminum","volume":"9","year":"1993"},{"abstractinfo":"Amorphous aluminate YAlO3 (YAO) thin films on n-type silicon wafers as <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> dielectric layers of metal - oxide semiconductor devices are prepared by pulsed laser deposition. As a comparison, amorphous aluminate LaAlO3 (LAO) thin films are also prepared. The structural and electrical characterization shows that the as-prepared YAO films remain amorphous until 900 degrees C and the dielectric constant is similar to 14. The measured leakage current of less than 10(-3) A/cm(2) at a bias of V-G = 1.0 V for similar to 40-nm-thick YAO and LAO films obeys the Fowler Nordheim tunneling mechanism. It is revealed that the electrical property can be significantly affected by the oxygen pressure during deposition and post rapid thermal annealing, which may change the fixed negative charge density at the <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> interface.","authors":[],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"1775","id":"b525bbad-0ef7-4b20-9cea-1a5bb5077274","issue":"8","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"APAS&P","id":"cde04357-7cb8-4746-b682-a64bfb9590d6","issnPpub":"0947-8396","publisherId":"APAS&P","title":"Applied Physics a-Materials Science & Processing"},"keywords":[{"id":"4f849614-9b35-47fb-baa8-27999c6f3574","keyword":"hafnium oxide;si;stability;silicon;transition;dioxide;devices;hfo2","originalKeyword":"hafnium oxide;si;stability;silicon;transition;dioxide;devices;hfo2"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"0947-8396_2005_8_1","title":"Pulsed laser deposition of aluminate YAlO3 and LaAlO3 thin films for alternative <span style=\"color:red\">gate</span> dielectric applications","volume":"80","year":"2005"},{"abstractinfo":"An innovative <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> mode controller for looper and tension control in hot strip finishing mills was developed based on approximately linearized model. Firstly, a fictitious controller of the reduced order subsystem was designed according to desired dynamics, by which, the angle and tension loops were decoupled on the <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> manifold. Then, a <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> mode controller was used to validate finite time convergence of the state vector to the manifold which guaranteed the stability and performances of the overall system. This solution was considered owing to its well-known robustness and simplicity characteristics concerning disturbances and unmodelled dynamics. Simulation results showed the effectiveness of the proposed controller compared with conventional ones.","authors":[{"authorName":"ZHONG Zhao-zhun","id":"5d4748a1-87d9-4572-8711-f5137883e8b1","originalAuthorName":"ZHONG Zhao-zhun"},{"authorName":"WANG Jing-cheng","id":"edb8780d-b2e7-4731-a82a-685ecc21535a","originalAuthorName":"WANG Jing-cheng"},{"authorName":"ZHANG Jian-min","id":"d2e98824-31e1-419a-a4c9-eae1c8111ee3","originalAuthorName":"ZHANG Jian-min"},{"authorName":"LI Jia-bo","id":"e4831736-4f46-4007-b965-1cc668b38f21","originalAuthorName":"LI Jia-bo"}],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"23","id":"0044eb29-2a69-4275-987c-6934f9c3de71","issue":"1","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"GTYJXBYWB","coverImgSrc":"journal/img/cover/GTYJXBEN.jpg","id":"1","issnPpub":"1006-706X","publisherId":"GTYJXBYWB","title":"钢铁研究学报(英文版)"},"keywords":[{"id":"3c6d72da-c383-45db-b56f-d9eeab821894","keyword":"<span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> mode control ","originalKeyword":"sliding mode control "},{"id":"996aadef-f654-484a-8e80-39f285dd50cf","keyword":"  looper control ","originalKeyword":"  looper control "},{"id":"fea77fd1-a5e4-4892-ab99-c4a57ef0e9d7","keyword":"  tension control ","originalKeyword":"  tension control "},{"id":"4337246f-0b6e-4fc6-a4ca-1d3a13a38dff","keyword":"  hot strip finishing mill","originalKeyword":"  hot strip finishing mill"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"1006-706X_2012_1_9","title":"Looper-Tension <span style=\"color:red\">Sliding</span> Mode Control for Hot Strip Finishing Mills","volume":"19","year":"2012"},{"abstractinfo":"<span style=\"color:red\">Sliding</span> wear tests on SiC particle reinforced 2024 aluminium alloy composites fabricated by a powder metallurgy technique were carried out, and she effects of SiC particle content, size, and the wear load on the wear properties of the composites were systematically investigated. It was found that the weal resistance of the composites was about two orders of magnitude superior to that of the unreinforced matrix alloy, and increased with increasing SiC particle content and size. Under the conditions of <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> wear used, the effect of SiC particle size on the wear resistance was more significant than that of particle content. (C) 1996 The Institute of Materials.","authors":[],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"751","id":"0f1a5519-9374-49bb-a561-e06ec8784db2","issue":"9","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"MSAT","id":"5c4ea523-f3ab-4618-9c21-537efff1d7fc","issnPpub":"0267-0836","publisherId":"MSAT","title":"Materials Science and Technology"},"keywords":[{"id":"a22615fb-10d0-4897-8e13-7352a8aadaf0","keyword":"matrix composites;tribological properties;fabrication","originalKeyword":"matrix composites;tribological properties;fabrication"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"0267-0836_1996_9_1","title":"<span style=\"color:red\">Sliding</span> wear behaviour of SiC particle reinforced 2024 aluminium alloy composites","volume":"12","year":"1996"},{"abstractinfo":"Bulk dynamic plastic deformation (DPD) materials comprise a composite structure of nanoscale twin bundles and nanoscale grains. The tribological properties of DPD-processed pure nano-Cu have been investigated in this study and compared with conventional coarse-grained (CG) Cu under both monotonic and repeated frictional <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span>. We demonstrate that DPD nano-Cu and CG Cu exhibit steady-state mechanical characteristics after repeated frictional <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> that are similar to those seen in nanotwinned (NT) Cu produced by pulsed electrodeposition. (C) 2012 Acta Materialia Inc. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.","authors":[],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"849","id":"5ca84694-96a9-4f83-93af-666396943a07","issue":"11","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"SM","id":"37a994ff-74c6-4c39-a38b-4d9dcf2c8354","issnPpub":"1359-6462","publisherId":"SM","title":"Scripta Materialia"},"keywords":[{"id":"1a902520-c8d3-41d5-9e03-cd263504f3e3","keyword":"Contact <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span>;Wear;Nanotwin;Nanocrystalline;Fatigue;dynamic plastic-deformation;stress-strain response;nanocrystalline;metals;mechanical-properties;damage evolution;grain-refinement;pure;copper;fcc metals;behavior;contact","originalKeyword":"Contact sliding;Wear;Nanotwin;Nanocrystalline;Fatigue;dynamic plastic-deformation;stress-strain response;nanocrystalline;metals;mechanical-properties;damage evolution;grain-refinement;pure;copper;fcc metals;behavior;contact"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"1359-6462_2012_11_5","title":"Repeated frictional <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> properties of copper containing nanoscale twins","volume":"66","year":"2012"},{"abstractinfo":"Dynamic plastic deformation (DPD) technique was used to synthesize a bulk nanostructured Cu sample with nano-scale twin bundles (about 1/3 in volume) embedded in nano-sized grains. Dry <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> friction and wear tests of ball-on-plate contact configuration were carried out for the DPD and the coarse grained (CG) Cu samples. The longitudinal-sectional observations of wear track were performed to character the subsurface microstructure of two kinds of Cu samples. Experimental results show that the DPD Cu exhibits an enhanced wear resistance relative to that of the CG Cu under a certain <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> condition. There is an obvious difference in subsurface microstructural evolution between the DPD and CG Cu during wear process. For the CG Cu, plastic deformation induced grain refinement plays an important role, and dynamic recrystallization follows after a large plastic deformation accumulation. However, for the DPD Cu sample, dynamic recrystallization can be observed in the initial <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> and subsequent plastic deformation generates gradually. (C) 2011 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.","authors":[],"categoryName":"|","doi":"","fpage":"1609","id":"1cfbc208-0f76-4908-b05e-f8d16f266296","issue":"42988","journal":{"abbrevTitle":"W","id":"7b1ed076-e577-461f-af85-e75fe613a2b5","issnPpub":"0043-1648","publisherId":"W","title":"Wear"},"keywords":[{"id":"50e66c16-f0be-49be-ab8c-700de69f8ff0","keyword":"Nanostructured metal;<span style=\"color:red\">Sliding</span> wear;Subsurface microstructural;evolution;Dynamic recrystallization;thermal-stability;grain-size;nanocrystalline nickel;microstructural;evolution;subsurface deformation;wear-resistance;surface-layer;coatings;friction;behavior","originalKeyword":"Nanostructured metal;Sliding wear;Subsurface microstructural;evolution;Dynamic recrystallization;thermal-stability;grain-size;nanocrystalline nickel;microstructural;evolution;subsurface deformation;wear-resistance;surface-layer;coatings;friction;behavior"}],"language":"en","publisherId":"0043-1648_2011_42988_1","title":"Dry <span style=\"color:red\">sliding</span> tribological properties of nanostructured copper subjected to dynamic plastic deformation","volume":"271","year":"2011"}],"totalpage":23,"totalrecord":229}