This research had two objectives that were to study parameters for forming bulletproof ceramic armor plates and to create a model of a bulletproof ceramic armor plate for small armored regular trucks. The parameters used to form a ceramic armor plate contain the thickness of the armor plate and the compressive strength which affects the density distribution of the green compact. A ballistic ceramic armor plate with a hexagonal shaped material was created as a concave bulletproof plate. Extrusion results displayed that the hexagonal material was formed at a very high density on the side surface of the armor plate but with uneven capacity distributed across the overall plate due to the friction occurring on the wall of the mold. The finite element method particularly at the Ansys/Explicit Dynamic tools were applied to analyse the damage of bulletproof plates. The model of a concave-shaped bulletproof plate was set for the SKD11material influencing the changes in the direction of the bullet firing when the bullet hit the bulletproof plate at a velocity of 880 m/s in accordance with the NIJ 4 standard. The bullet was made of tungsten carbide and the ceramic armor plate was built with a size of 300×300 mm and thicknesses of 14 16 18 and 20 mm. The bullet was fired into the center part and onto the curved surface of the ceramic plate. The result shows that the armor plate could not resistant to penetration. In this situation the direction of the bullets movement against the armor plate especially at a curved surface as a slope could result the deflection of the bullet direction as well as reduction of penetration capability.

In conducting the research on Material Science two composite materials ultra high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) powder and aluminum oxide (Al2O3) powder were formulated by hot compression molding process. The formulated materials demonstrated good mechanical properties and high wear resistance properties. Based on the studies the Al2O3 grade selected was Al2O3 HTM 30 harboring mixed uneven powder particle sizes ranging from 2 to 5 microns (μm) and selected proportion of Al2O3 alloy mixed for improving mechanical and wear resistance properties of the UHMWPE composite material was the UHMWPE+Al2O3 HTM 30 at a ratio of 95:5%. When considering both material properties and cost effectiveness in the impact test 2-5 μm Al2O3 HTM carried the higher impact strength than other aluminum oxide grades with the values up to 586.8 J/m at a ratio of 5% aluminum oxide. The hardness test of the 2-5 μm UHMWPE+ Al2O3 HTM delivered the hardness at 58.8 using the standard durometer. The tensile test values consisted of Yield Strength Ultimate Tensile Strength Breaking Strength Elongation at Break and Modulus of elasticity equal to 20.52 MPa 29.96 MPa 22.83 MPa 265.8% and 784.46 MPa respectively.

The objectives of this research are: 1. to design innovative products for the elderly from local woven fabric scraps left over from sewing that can help and promote health in their lives; 2. to create product guidelines for the elderly from woven fabric scraps. Native leftovers from tailoring that are unique create value and add commercial value. From the study of rags from local woven cloth left over from sewing Weaving indigenous fabrics which are local wisdom. Has been used to process various products such as clothing bags guards there will be a discarded part that is not used Therefore in this research the rag was used to develop the design of products for the elderly. There is a worthwhile use of local fabric scraps. focus on style Techniques for creating curved surfaces Embossed into a ball to create a texture and pressure. In terms of shape design it can be used with the elderly. can help and promote health in life Characteristics of the product is a product that can be administered to muscles. parts of the body of the elderly. The results of the experiment by bringing innovative products for the elderly from the waste of local woven cloth were tested on 22 elderly people in terms of form beauty function use. It was found that the elderly were satisfied with the innovative products for the elderly. with an average of 4.51 is the most innovative product for the elderly from various forms of local woven fabrics It is designed to be a guideline for application. production for sale This will result in the community learning to design products related to the elderly. Community can develop potential Community products and products for the elderly resulting in the creation of local product identity It is a process of creating a body of knowledge and extending local wisdom for benefits.

Ceramic Bismuth Sodium Samarium Titanate - Barium Titanate at the concentration of samarium 0.04 mol% was preparing by ball mill technique. This research has increased the temperature in the combustion process at different temperatures from 940960 and 970 degrees Celsius for 7 hours. The results showed that firing at different temperatures made the ceramic beads very dense. In addition the study of the crystal structure by XRD technique to study the structure of the ceramic BSNT-BT found that the structure is the same substances in the ceramic group BaTiO3. The results of the study of dielectric properties and ferroelectric properties It was found that the dielectric and P-E hysteresis loops were related and tend to correlate with increasing density with sintering temperature. The mechanical properties of ceramics were tested by measuring the hardness of ceramics at different temperatures with temperatures affecting the changes in various properties of ceramics BSNT-BT.

In this study we investigated the effects of Sm2O3 addition in ceramics 0.93(Bi0.5- x/0 . 9 3Smx/0 . 9 3Na0 . 5 ) TiO3 - 0 . 0 7 BaTiO3 by mixing solid oxide solutions. The crystalline properties of the X-ray diffraction and ferroelectric properties were studied from the P - E loop. The physical properties showed that BSNT-BT ceramic density increased and the percentage of shrinkage decreased due to the increase of the amount of Sm2O3. Moreover it was found that the results were consistent with the structural study for sintered samples at a temperature of 950 °C for 7 hours. It can be determined that the BSNT-BT ceramics have a perovskite structure which is like the main structure of ceramic type BNT. Dielectric properties and dielectric losses at room temperature showed that when increasing the amount of Sm2O3 in BSNT-BT ceramics the dielectric and low dielectric loss were consistent with reduced material resistance. Further the ferroelectric test found that BSNT-BT ceramics improved the ferroelectric properties when increasing the amount of Sm2O3 in the BSNT-BT ceramics.