Search Results - "Lahayne, O."

Surface treatments for boriding of Ti6Al4V alloy in view of applications as a biomaterial by Peretti, V., Ferraris, S., Gautier, G., Hellmich, C., Lahayne, O., Stella, B., Yamaguchi, S., Spriano, S.

“…Even if Ti6Al4V has great biocompatibility, it cannot be used for several components of joint implants because of low wear and fretting resistance. This…”
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Nanoindentation Method for Studying the Structure of Modified Cement Stone by Polonina, E. N., Lahayne, O., Eberhardsteiner, J., Potapov, V. V., Zhdanok, S. A., Leonovich, S. N.

“…Preliminary results for the cement specimens under study have been obtained by the nanoindentation method. It has been found that the elastic modulus increases…”
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Unloading-Based Stiffness Characterisation of Cement Pastes During the Second, Third and Fourth Day After Production by Karte, P., Hlobil, M., Reihsner, R., Dörner, W., Lahayne, O., Eberhardsteiner, J., Pichler, B.

“…The stiffness evolution of binder ‘cement paste’ is triggering the stiffness of concrete. In the engineering practice, concrete formworks are typically removed…”
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Stiffness Improvement of 45S5 Bioglass®-Based Scaffolds Through Natural and Synthetic Biopolymer Coatings: An Ultrasonic Study by Hum, J., Luczynski, K. W., Nooeaid, P., Newby, P., Lahayne, O., Hellmich, C., Boccaccini, A. R.

“…ABSTRACT Due to its excellent bioactivity, 45S5 Bioglass® is being highly considered in tissue engineering scaffold development. In order to enhance…”
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STRUCTURAL MODIFICATION OF NEW FORMATIONS IN CEMENT MATRIX USING CARBON NANOTUBE DISPERSIONS AND NANOSILICA by Khroustalev, B. M., Leonovich, S. N., Yakovlev, G. I., Polianskich, I. S., Lahayne, O., Eberhardsteiner, J., Skripkiunas, G., Pudov, I. A., Karpova, E. A.

“…Complex nanodispersed systems with multi-walled carbon nanotubes and nanodispersed silica have a significant impact on the processes of hydration, hardening…”
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Stiffness Improvement of 45S5 Bioglass registered -Based Scaffolds Through Natural and Synthetic Biopolymer Coatings: An Ultrasonic Study by Hum, J, Luczynski, K W, Nooeaid, P, Newby, P, Lahayne, O, Hellmich, C, Boccaccini, A R

“…Due to its excellent bioactivity, 45S5 Bioglass registered is being highly considered in tissue engineering scaffold development. In order to enhance…”
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