The new project which now includes all formsgenerated, so that will be generated and tested theapplication executable. [1]CONCLUSIONSThe study computer applications to achieve this, wecan say that the use of databases in education can be atool more attractive to users, this computer inteaching‐learning process causing us to find solutionsand modern interactive approach to class. Made usingas an example I tried to demonstrate effectiveimplementation of computers in teaching certainsubjects. Using databases leads to increasedcompetence and creativity, to growth and higheraverage educational attainment, the increased use ofinformation technologies in different fields. [3]REFERENCES[1.] Ionel MUSCALAGIU, Teodora PETRAŞ, DATABASEVisual FoxPro DBMS software, Mirton PublishingHouse, Timisoara 2002[2.] DRĂGĂNESCU, Mihai, Computers and Society,<strong>Technica</strong>l Publishing House, Bucharest 1986[3.] ADĂSCĂLIȚEI A., Computer Assisted Training, IAC.Multimedia Information Systems Design, Internetsource http://www.ee.tuiasi.ro/~aadascal/[4.] Eduard KOLLER, Monica ROŞCULEȚ, Programming inAccess 97 , Theory, Bucharest 2002[5.] S. ŞERBAN, Computer Training in Chemistry: Strengthsand Weaknesses, ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS –Bulletin of Engineering – Fascicule 2 – Tome III – 2010.[6.] S. ŞERBAN, Educational soft for chemistry, ANNALS OFTHE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING HUNEDOARA, 2006,Tome IV, Fascicule 3[7.] Grupul BDSEIG, Baze de date. Fundamente teoretice şipractice, Editura InfoMega, 2001[8.] Thomas CONNOLLY, Carolyn BEGG, Anne STRACHAN –Baze de date. Proiectare. Implementare. Gestionare,Editura TEORA, 2001[9.] M.D. POPOVICI, Virtual Reality: Technologycomponents, Politehnica University, Bucureşti, 2002[10.] Sorina ŞERBAN, Vasile ALEXA, About the concept ofeducational software and the implementation in theUniversity educational System, 1 st Regional Conference‐ Mechatronics in Practice and Education MECH ‐ CONF2011, Subotica, SERBIA, 357‐362[11.] Vasile ALEXA, Imre KISS, Sorin Aurel RATIU, VasileGeorge CIOATĂ, E‐Learning Practice in Performing theLaboratory Works Specific to the Pneumatic Drives, 1 stACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – Bulletin of EngineeringRegional Conference ‐ Mechatronics in Practice andEducation MECH ‐ CONF 2011, Subotica, SERBIA, 34‐38[12.] Sorin Aurel RATIU, Vasile ALEXA, Imre KISS, AnaJOSAN, Virtual Didactic Laboratory for the InteractiveStudy of an Internal Combustion Engine ManagementSystem, 1 st Regional Conference ‐ Mechatronics inPractice and Education MECH ‐ CONF 2011, Subotica,SERBIA, 316‐320[13.] I. CERGHIT, Teaching methods, Polirom PublishingHouse, Iaşi, 2006[14.] I. JINGA, E. ISTRATE, Training and computer‐assistedassessment, ALL Publishing House, Bucuresti, 2006[15.] F. MOLDOVEANU, Z. RACOVITA, S. PETRESCU, G. HERA,Computer graphics, Teora Publishing House, 1996[16.] B. J. REISER, I. TABAK, W. A. SANDOVAL, B. SMITH, F.STEINMULLER, T. J. LEONE: BGuILE – Stategic andConceptual Scaffolds for Scientific Inquiry in BiologyClassrooms, Cognition and Instruction: Twenty fiveyears of progress, Mahvah, NJ: Erlbaum, 2001[17.] BAEK, Young K., LAYNE, Benjamin H., Color, graphics,and animation in a computer‐assisted learning tutoriallesson, Journal of Computer‐Based Instruction, Vol15(4), 1988, 131‐135[18.] Roger P. GLADWIN, Don MARGERISON, Steve M.WALKER, Computer‐assisted learning in chemistry,Computers & Education, 19, I1–2, 1992, 17‐25[19.] I.D. BENEST, Computer‐Assisted Learning usingdynamic electronic books, Computers & Education, 15,1–3, 1990, 195‐203[20.] A. JONES, E. SCANLON, C. TOSUNOGLU, E. MORRIS, S.ROSS, P. BUTCHER, J. GREENBERG, Contexts forevaluating educational software, Interacting withComputers, 11, 5, 1999, 499‐516[21.] Dee BALDWIN, Joyce JOHNSON, Peggy HILL, Studentsatisfaction with classroom use of computer‐assistedinstruction, Nursing Outlook, 42, 4, 1994, 188‐192[22.] Hossein MAHDIZADEH, Harm BIEMANS, MartinMULDER, Determining factors of the use of e‐learningenvironments by university teachers, Computers &Education, 51, 1, 2008, 142‐154[23.] ROŞCA, Ioan Gh., ZAMFIR, Gabriel, APOSTOL,Constantin‐Gelu; BODEA, Constanța‐Nicoleta,Informatica instruirii, Editura Economică, Bucureşti,2002[24.] ZAMFIR, Gabriel, Integrarea aplicațiilor în instruireaasistată, Editura Economică, Bucureşti, 2001ACTA TECHNICA CORVINIENSIS – BULLETIN of ENGINEERINGISSN: 2067‐3809 [CD‐Rom, online]copyright © UNIVERSITY POLITEHNICA TIMISOARA,FACULTY OF ENGINEERING HUNEDOARA,5, REVOLUTIEI, 331128, HUNEDOARA, ROMANIAhttp://acta.fih.upt.ro522012. Fascicule 3 [July–September]
1.László SZABÓ, 2. Rudolf SZABÓTHE CARBON AGE – CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CARBON FIBERS1‐2. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENGINEERING INSTITUTE, REJTŐ SÁNDOR FACULTY OF LIGHT INDUSTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONENGINEERING, ÓBUDA UNIVERSITY,1034 BUDAPEST, DOBERDÓ U. 6, HUNGARYABSTRACT: In the various areas, quantities of the materials and goods used by mankind show rapid growth, whereas its form,rate of use is significantly varying. Today requirements and expectations concerning the various materials are wide ranging,so the properties of these materials are developed in accordance to the demands. Presently the carbon fiber is being usedmore and more frequently in those areas which require special demands. This is explainable by its outstanding properties,namely high tenacity, stiffness, low heat dilation, conductivity etc. From composites, lightweight structures may beproduced to meet higher level applications. Carbon fiber reinforced composites – in the areas demanding high mechanicalusage, will be of determining importance in the future.KEYWORDS: carbon fiber fabrication, properties, applicationINTRODUCTIONPresently Carbon Fiber is being used more and morefrequently in those areas which require specialdemands. This is explainable by its outstandingproperties, namely, (high tenacity, stiffness, low heatdilation, conductivity etc.). Carbon Fiber is rigid,brittle and because of this, its processing requiresparticular care, special handling. With thedevelopment of the manufacturing, and processingtechnologies and the decrease of its price, carbonfibers expectedly and in the future will play a key rolein the field of high demanding composites.DISCUSSIONSIn the various areas, quantities of the materials andgoods used by mankind show rapid growth, whereasits form, rate of use is significantly varying (Figure 1).In the second half of the 20 th Century, concerning thehigh ratio of metal usage, a change and shift towardspolymers, composites and ceramics can be observed,and their usage is increasing significantly. Todayrequirements and expectations concerning the variousmaterials are wide ranging, so the properties of thesematerials are developed in accordance to thedemands.sources for research are readily available. Demandsare emerging in more and more areas for using thethusly developed materials and structures, and withthe further development of processing technologies,along with mass production, their prices aredecreasing making them available for use in a widerange.In 1879, Edison made the first Carbon Fiber bycarbonizing bamboo fiber to use it as incandescentfilament in light bulbs. Carbon Fiber, because of itsexcellent properties and high price was first made inthe 1960’s from regenerated fibers, and then bycarbonizing PAN fiber. It began to be applied in theAerospace industry. This was followed by theexpensive and valuable sport goods, and currentlymachinery parts (Figure 2).Figure 1. Relative importance of material developmentthrough historyIn the development of new materials, a decisive role isplayed by Space Research and the Military Industry inwhich for developing special material properties, theFigure 2. Trend and forecast in carbon fibres shipmentFrom composites, lightweight structures may beproduced to meet higher level applications. Themechanical properties of fibers, textiles used forreinforcing composites, related to weight arecharacterized by high tenacity, low elongation andhigh elasticity modulus. Amongst the plasticreinforcementfibrous materials, the properties ofcarbon fiber „Black Magic” are especially outstanding.Carbon fiber reinforced composites – in the areasdemanding high mechanical usage, will be ofdetermining importance in the future (Figure3).© copyright FACULTY of ENGINEERING ‐ HUNEDOARA, ROMANIA 53
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