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Anna Malá1 – Milan Hrdlička2

1Adressa- give names, affiliations and full addresses of the first author 2Adressa- give names, affiliations and full addresses of the co-authors*Corresponding author E-mail address: milan.hrdlicka@tnuni.sk

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(including spaces). In the abstract provide information on how the objectives were achieved, which was the main method(s) used, what was the approach to the topic etc. Please provide information on the main conclusions. What are the suggestions for a future research? What practical implications are identified?

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1 Introduction

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2 Description of the approach, work methodology, materials for research, assumptions, experiments, etc.

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Table 1 Table CaptionNo Pressure [MPa] Processing conditions1a 400 debinding1b 600 debinding2a 400 debinding, ECAP-BP2b 600 debinding, ECAP-BP3a 400 debinding, sintering, ECAP-BP3b 600 debinding, sintering, ECAP-BP4 100 annealing5 0 hardening

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3 Description of achieved results

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AcknowledgementsAuthors are grateful for the support of experimental works by project XXXX 3/0452/10.

References[1] Names of all authors: full name of journal, volume, year, number (special issue, issue), pages.

Recommended about 10 or more references[2] K. Swiatkowski, R. Hatalak: Study of the new floating-plug drawing process of thin-walled tubes, Journal of

Materials Processing Technology, Vol. 151, 2004, No. 1-3, p. 105–114.[3] M. Zemko, T. Kvačkaj: Numerical simulations of production technology of rear suspension sub-frame

member by hydroforming, Acta Metallurgica Slovaca, Vol. 4 2005, No.4, p. 412-418. [4] M. Besterci: Dispersion-strengthened aluminium prepared by mechanical alloying, 1st ed., CISP, London,

1999.[5] [T. Kvačkaj: Metallurgical and geometrical substance of quality development in flat rolled products, 1st ed.,

Štroffek, 1999, (in Slovak).[6] J. M. Martín, B. Navarcorena, I. Arribas, T. Gómez-Acebo, F. Castro: Dimensional Changes and Secondary

Porosity in Liquid Phase Sintered Al Alloys, In.: Euro PM 2004, Wien, EPMA/Shrewsbury, Vol. 4, 2004, p. 46-53.

if Names of authors are more than 6, use: Name 1 author et al.: full name of journal, volume, year, number (special issue, issue), pages.[7] L.F. Mondolfo et al.: Aluminium alloys, Structure and properties, 1st ed., Butterworth, London, 1976.[8] T. Kvačkaj, M. Kráľ, M. Kvačkaj, J. Bidulská, J. Bacsó, L. Némethová: Mechanical properties of hot rolled

IF steel, In: Hot forming of steels and product properties. Grado, AIM, Milano, CD-ROM (no. 29), 2009, ISBN 88-85298-72-9.

[9] [11.1.2010], http://www.ams.tuke.sk/index.php?mi=04&lng=en

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