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as a result, new materials and technologies can be eas...
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... Encyclopedia of Chemical
Technology. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
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combinations and applications.
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Ten years ago, when we first b...
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hence are not smart materials. Rather, they are what might
best be described as ‘high-performance’ materials. They often
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s Figure 2- 2 This classification system for materials is typical ... general, we will see that each material system
adopts a particular point of view that is useful to a particular
construct of the field and/or for a particular application. The
c...
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... lattice typically cause changes in the properties of
materials, particularly metals.
Line defects, typically called ‘dislocations’, are particularly
important in understanding the differences between ... this class of polymer
is particularly important vis-a
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-vis smart behaviors since the
semi-crystalline nature of these folded chains allows many
properties to be imparted to them that are no...
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... concentration
Electric potential difference
Electric potential difference
Electric potential difference
Electric potential difference
Electric potential difference
Electric potential difference
Radiation
Chemical ... so in different parts of the
spectrum. The sun emits radiation energy primarily ( 95% ) in a
range of wavelengths from about 2Â10
À7
to 4Â10
À6
m,
peaking in the visible part (...
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... materials are not normally programmable in the
accepted sense of the word, they can easily become part of a
complex system and still serve to reduce its overall complex-
ity. The constitutive model ... scale as long as the
rules for kinematic and dynamic scaling are adhered to. Smart
dust could be part of a MEMS device with a rotor, and thus be
able to fly to desired locations. And unlike...
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... flexibility.
Electrically conducting or semiconducting organic polymers
have been known since the beginning of the 199 0s when it
was observed that some semiconducting organic polymers
show electroluminescence when ... encap-
sulated phase-changing materials. They are
used in radiant heating floor systems. This
particular product uses TEAP 29C PCM
capsules which are engineered to maintain
int...
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... dramatically for discretionary projects, particularly high
end residences and interior partitions where privacy and
ample light are more important than energy.
Suspended particle devices are an alternative ... brown – neither
of which are particularly desirable for a facáade.
Thermochromics are more amenable to the heat issue, but
do so by sacrificing control in the visual part of the spect...
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... Schwartz (ed.), The Encyclopedia of Smart
Materials, vol. II. New York: John Wiley & Sons, pp. 113 8–
113 9.
4 Seeboth, A., Schneider, J. and Patzak, A. (2000) ‘Materials for
intelligent sun protecting ... mechanically
induced strains to magnetic energy, and vice-versa.
Magnetostrictive tags are simply small particle or whisker
shaped elements that are embedded in the base material.
The...
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... characterization 11 4
5.2 Control systems 12 7
5.3 MEMS (micro-electrical mechanical systems) 13 1
5.4 Sensor networks 13 4
5.5 Input/output models 13 5
6 Smart products 13 8
6 .1 A phenomenological perspective 13 8
Contents ... forms 14 2
6.3 Smart material product forms 14 4
7 Smart components, assemblies and systems 16 3
7 .1 Facáade systems 16 5
7.2 Lighting systems 17 3
7.3...
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mechanism of the behavior.
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A second general class of smart materials is co...
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PHASES
Many of the materials that we are interested in have multiple
phases, of which the major ... Technotextiles.
London: Thames and Hudson.
2 See, for example, Schodek, D. (20 03) Structures, 5th edn.
Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
3 These numbers came from a presentation title...
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... Figure 4- 16 Electroluminescent strips
freely. Some polymers exhibit semiconductor behavior and
can be light-emitting (see Semiconductors below and Light-
emitting polymers in Chapter 6) . Electrochemical ... window to remain in a darkened state. This can be
disadvantageous for many reasons. In Chapters 6 and 7
we will return to a discussion of the applications of electro-
chromic techno...
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