Search Results - "Gong, X.J."

A new model for fatigue life prediction based on infrared thermography and degradation process for CFRP composite laminates by Huang, J., Pastor, M.L., Garnier, C., Gong, X.J.

“…•A new fatigue life prediction model is developed to determine S-N curve for CFRP laminates.•The proposed model is based on the phenomenon of stiffness…”
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Experimental study of the influence of ply orientation on DCB mode-I delamination behavior by using multidirectional fully isotropic carbon/epoxy laminates by Bin Mohamed Rehan, M.S., Rousseau, J., Fontaine, S., Gong, X.J.

“…The influence of ply orientation on the resistance to mode I delamination of multidirectional composite laminates can be assessed by Double Cantilever Beam…”
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Photosynthetic mechanism of high yield under an improved wide-narrow row planting pattern in maize by GE, X.L., CHEN, Y.B., WANG, Y., WANG, B.C., CHAO, Q., YU, Y., GONG, X.J., HAO, Y.B., LI, L., JIANG, Y.B., LV, G.Y., QIAN, C.R., JIANG, C.D.

“…Wide-narrow row maize planting patterns are a popular way to enhance maize yield via improving canopy PAR. To further optimize canopy PAR, we designed an…”
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Two bipolar blue-emitting fluorescent materials based on 1,3,5-triazine and peripheral pyrene for organic light-emitting diodes by Li, Y.F., Xie, X., Gong, X.J., Liu, M.L., Chen, R.F., Gao, D.Q., Huang, W.

“…Two bipolar blue-emitting materials, composed of the electron-withdrawing triphenyl-triazine core and the peripheral electron-donating 1-position substituted…”
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On the determination of delamination toughness by using multidirectional DCB specimens by Gong, X.J., Hurez, A., Verchery, G.

“…This work covers the problems encountered in correctly determining mode I interlaminar fracture toughness of composite materials. Pure mode I tests were…”
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Mining topological structures of protein-protein interaction networks for human brain-specific genes by Cui, W J, Gong, X J, Yu, H, Zhang, X C

“…Compared to other placental mammals, humans have unique thinking and cognitive abilities because of their developed cerebral cortex composed of billions of…”
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