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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Cu-free"”.

  1. DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF LOW-Cu AND Cu-FREE AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE FRICTION MATERIALS

    … to generate the knowledge for formulating low-Cu and Cu-free brake friction materials without using and releasing hazardous materials that are listed on Washington State and California State Senate Bills. Model brake material samples were manufactured and tested in the Friction Assessment and …

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  2. Ageing and strengthening of cold-rolled Al-Mg(-Cu)-Si-Mn alloys: experimental analysis and modelling

    … industry have led to increasing studies on Al-Mg-Cu-Si alloys. In this thesis, nine Al-(1-3)Mg-(0-0.4)Cu-0.15Si-0.25Mn (in wt%) alloys with potential applications in packaging and automotive industries have been investigated. By means of mechanical testing, differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) …

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  3. Controlling Surface Chemistry on the Microscopic and Nanoscopic Scale through Photopatterned Self-Assembled Monolayers

    … greatly to creating in vitro models that more accurately mimic an in vivo environment.</p><p>In order to utilize low irradiation doses, two unique photoprotected thiol monomers were designed and synthesized. A nitroveratryl-protected carboxylic acid thiol monomer was synthesized, which when …

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  4. Recycling of worn-out vehicular brake pads and discs

    … a good metallurgical bonding with GCI substrate. Current methods employed to deal with replaced pads and discs primarily involve remelting, with a small proportion disposed of in landfills. Both approaches result in a significant waste of resources and a subsequent increase in CO2 footprint. From …

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