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The Journal of Minerals and Materials Characterization and Engineering is an international peer-reviewed journal for the publication of original research in the fields of characterization of the minerals, metals and materials and its applications to the processing of them. Characterization has become the foundation fo…
Ze Eric Parfait, Noah Pierre Marcel, Nnomo Elobi Didine, Nfor Clins Wiryikfu, Betene Ebanda Fabien, Ngahiyi Abbé Claude Valery, Atangana Ateba
In this work we determine the physical and mechanical properties of local composites reinforced with papaya trunk fibers (FTP) on one hand and particles of the hulls of the kernels of the garlic (PCNFA) in the other hand. The samples are produced according to…
Jingjing Lu, Xiya Wang, Junhao Wang, Yufei Zhou, Duo Chen, Shibo Wang, Maofa Zhang, Xiangbin Zeng
With less extra stress on the testing sample, a free-stress sample holder was designed to place the sample horizontally. With the free-stress sample holder, a magnetoelectric (ME) coefficient measurement system was developed based on dynamic method. This meas…
Muwanguzi J. B. Abraham, Rukezo Gift, Sebukeera Hennery, Guloba Asuman, Ajidiru Rita, Dumba Dexter, Muvawala Joseph
Uganda aspires to exploit its abundant iron ore resources to supply the required raw material for developing its iron and steel industry across all the phases of the value chain. The country imports USD 369 million worth of iron and steel products annually, 6…
Ouanmini Bobet, Sory Nassio, Mohamed Seynou, Bakiono Remy, Lamine Zerbo, Issiaka Sanou, Moustapha Sawadogo, Younoussa Millogo, Escadeillas Gilles
Peanut shells from Burkina Faso were characterized using mineralogical, microstructural and chemical methods to perform its possibility to be used as reinforce in adobe bricks. It consists of cellulose (48 wt%), hemicellulose (3 wt%) and lignin (28 wt%). The…
Onigbajumo Adetunji, Saliu Ojo Seidu
Process algorithm, numerical model and techno-economic assessment of charge calculation and furnace bath optimization for target alloy for induction furnace-based steelmaking is presented in this study. The developed algorithm combines the make-to-order (MTO)…
Antonio Di Feo, Saviz Mortazavi, Sean Langley, Lucie Morin, Gauri Prabhakar, André Demers, Ian Bedard, Konstantin Volchek
Water chemistry and its impact on mineral processing operations are not well understood and often not adequately monitored. CanmetMINING, as part of its water management research program, has been involved in a project initiated to identify opportunities for…
Nkwenti Flavious Tanue, Tubuo Fabian, Fokwa Didier, Tchemou Gilbert
Concrete is commonly seen as a durable and long-lasting construction material. However, the long-term performance of a concrete structure can be greatly compromised by early-age cracking. This work is an experimental contribution to study early age deformatio…
Achille Désiré Omgba Betene, Fabien Ebanda Betene, Florian Martoïa, Pierre J. J. Dumont, Ateba Atangana, Pierre Marcel Anicet Noah
This paper focuses on the study of the physical, biochemical, structural, and thermal properties of plant fibres of Rhecktophyllum camerunense (RC), Neuropeltis acuminatas (NA) and Ananas comosus (AC) from the equatorial region of Cameroon. The traditional us…
Mamane Souley Abdoul Aziz, Adouby Kopoin, Ousmane Mahamane Sani
Ferrimagnetic materials such as natural magnetite are used for practical applications because of their electronic, magnetic and catalytic properties in the degradation of organic compounds. In order to determine its physicochemical properties in relation to i…
Constantin Măruțoiu, Ioan Bratu, Olivia Florena Nemeș, Dan Nemeș, Călin Neamțu, Zaharie Moldovan, Teofil Tia, Ilina Udrea, Cristian Tigae
The investigation of the painting materials (pigments, binders and varnish) of Agarbiciu wooden church painted walls was done by employing both nondestructive (XRF and reflection FTIR spectroscopy for pigments) and destructive methods (FTIR spectroscopy and G…
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