Search for dissertations about: "Market microstructure"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 27 swedish dissertations containing the words Market microstructure.
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21. Calcium Aluminate based Cement as Dental Restorative Materials
Abstract : This thesis presents the results from the development process of a ceramic dental filling material based on calcium aluminate cement. The main focus of the work concerns dimensional changes during setting, hardening and curing and the understanding of the factors controlling the dimensional stability of the system. READ MORE
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22. Structure and properties of advanced fine grained steels produced using novel thermal treatments
Abstract : Fine grained advanced steels exhibit favourable mechanical properties for applications requiring high strength, ductility and impact toughness. These properties result from a microstructure containing a fine distribution of several phases including ferrite, austenite, martensite and bainite. READ MORE
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23. Material modelling for simulation of heat treatment
Abstract : Heat treatment of materials is a fundamental metallurgical process. Materials are subjected to heat treatment to relieve internal stresses, reduce brittleness and to improve machinability. The properties of materials can also be altered such as hardness, strength, toughness, and wear resistance to suit particular applications. READ MORE
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24. Light scattering in pulp and paper
Abstract : The pulp and paper industry of today is facing a highly competitive market where manufacturers are constantly seeking ways to reduce costs as well as to improve product specifications and quality. On-line quality control is one of many areas being actively developed, from the wood delivered to the plant to the fibers in the finished product. READ MORE
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25. Design, processing and properties of lightweight foams from cellulose nanofibers
Abstract : Foams are applied in many areas including thermal insulation of buildings, flotation devices, packaging, filters for water purification, CO2 sorbents and for biomedical devices. Today, the market is dominated by foams produced from synthetic, non-renewable polymers, which raises serious concerns for the sustainable and ecological development of our society. READ MORE