Investigation of some surface properties and thermogravimetric analysis of veneer sheets treated with fire retardants

As can be derived by comparing the FE-SEM images of Figure 3, corresponding to hollow magnetite microspheres, with that obtained after deposit- ing a silica layer on the surface

Figure 2 shows the thickness variation with the anneal- ing temperature of several samples deposited with a flow ratio of 4 and microwave powers between 500 and 1500 W As can be

Biplot of bioavalilable (B) and water –soluble (W) metals and arsenic concentrations with physicochemical properties and total metal concentration from redundancy analysis (RDA)

(2) Contact patterns and unloaded functions of transmission errors obtained as results of tooth contact analysis with the reconstructed pinion show a satisfactory agreement with

Continuous Petri nets can be seen as a relaxation of discrete models allowing more efficient (in some cases polynomial time) analysis and synthesis algorithms..

The highest numbers of TB and BA in P2 (10.14 and 9.60 piglets, respectively) were obtained by the sows with the shortest lactation length in P1 (with a mean of 15.77 days); while

Thermal properties such as the thermal expansion coefficient, specific heat, thermal diffusivity and conductivity were measured; in addition the total emissivity was evaluated..

Regarding the different wood species tested (beech, pine, and eucalyptus), enzymati- cally treated beech veneers showed a WCA slightly higher than pine and a much higher