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The Alfred University Research and Archive (AURA) repository collects, distributes and preserves research and scholarship created by faculty, staff and students as well as documents of historical or archival significance. By offering a central location for depositing these materials through a stable, well-managed and permanent platform, AURA provides the Alfred University campus with the opportunity to share research with colleagues throughout the world while also providing access to documents with enduring value. AURA is managed by the Alfred University Libraries; additionally users should be aware of the Terms of Use and Rights Statement.
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King, Andrew
(New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Inamori School of Engineering., 2019-11)
Near equiatomic nickel-titanium (NiTi) is an intermetallic alloy which can exhibit either shape-memory or pseudoelastic mechanical behavior and is useful in applications requiring thermal actuation or fatigue resistance. ...
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Jean, Andrew
(New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Inamori School of Engineering., 2019-12)
Stress and camber development during cofiring a bi-layer Ag/ BaTi4O9+ZnO-B2O3 glass (BTZB) laminate are caused by the densification rate mismatch between Ag and BTZB layers. A small amount of TiO2, 1.22-3.67 vol%, is added ...
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Skelly, Kiel D.
(New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. Inamori School of Engineering., 2019-09)
Bioactive glasses have been researched and developed for dental and orthopedic applications since 1969. Current research has examined the substitution of non-traditional ions within the SiO2-CaO-Na2O-P2O5 which are suspected ...
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Faraji, Ramin
(Alfred University. Inamori School of Engineering., 2019-06)
The targeted goal of the renewable energies in the recent years has received more attention due to the high volume of the world pollution, greenhouse gases and global warming. Moreover, the process of the control and ...
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Zamek, Jeff
(1974)
Anyone who has observed a salt firing knows the white cloud which covers the immediate area with sodium chloride and hydrochloric acid. These pollutants directly and quite dramatically affect the refractories and metals ...
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