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Mohammad Esmael Golmakani, Alireza Yoosefian,
Volume 14, Issue 4 (7-2014)
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In this article, nonlinear bending analysis of sandwich circular plates with functionally graded face sheets subjected to transverse mechanical load is presented. The formulations are based on first-order shear deformation plate theory (FSDPT) and large deflection von Karman equations and nonlinear equilibrium equations solved by the dynamic relaxation (DR) method combined with the finite difference discretization technique. In order to verify the current work some obtained results are compared with the solutions reported in the literature and Abaqus finite element method. Finally, The influences of material constant k, boundary conditions, core-to-face sheets thickness ratio on the results are studied in detail.

Volume 19, Issue 127 (September 2022)
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In this study was investigated the possibility of converting agricultural lignocellulosic waste to sugar during the ultrasound-acid pretreatment, acid-thermal hydrolysis and cold plasma detoxification. For this purpose, after collecting wheat and rice straw, ultrasound-acid pretreatment (with three different treatments of bagasse load, sonicate time and acid concentration) and then acid hydrolysis (with three different treatments of hydrolysis time, acid concentration and temperature) on biomass were performed. The results of chemical data showed high sugar were released at 30 min time of sonication, bagasse load of 1% and acid concentration of 1.5% and soluble lignin was at its highest level. Also, during acid-thermal hydrolysis, hydrolysis time of 45 min, acid concentration of 1.5% and temperature of 120 ˚C caused further release of sugar and ASL. In addition to the chemical data, the results of FTIR, FESEM and thermal analysis proved that the structures are well disintegrated and the biomass is prepared for the conversion of sugar to bioethanol. Then, cold plasma detoxification method was used to remove such as acetic acid, formic acid and furfural and the results showed that after cold plasma detoxification, acid inhibitory compounds levels were 73, 58 and 78% decreased during 10 min of detoxification, jet distance of 0.5 cm and argon gas to air ratio 0.5. Finally, it can be said that lignocellulosic compounds can be broken down by ultrasonic pretreatment and acid-thermal hydrolysis of structural polysaccharides, and then the toxic inhibitory compounds can be eliminated by cold plasma method to achieve the best results.
 

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