Guidelines for submitting Full paper to 15 th NOCMAT

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15th NOCMAT Brasil 2014
Pirassununga, São Paulo, Brazil
November 23-25th - FZEA/USP
Guidelines for submitting Full paper to
15th NOCMAT
(Title in Arial 16, bold, with only the first letter capitalized)
(After the jump title 2 spaces)
(Name (s) of author (s), complete (them), bold, Arial 10, left aligned, Institution, City, State,
email address)
Armando Teixeira Jr. e Antonio Plácido Lanto, University of São Paulo, Department of Civil
Engineering, São Paulo, SP. e-mail: atj@sp.usr.br e atl@sp.ust.br
Carlos de Tal, University of São Paulo, Faculty of Animal Science and Food Engineering,
Pirassununga, SP. e-mail: cdetal@st.ufp.br
(After the names of the authors give 2 spaces)
Abstract: This publication aims at the dissemination of technical and scientific
production in the area of Non-conventional Materials and Technology. This standard is
written in the format required for submission of work that must be written in English.
The abstract should be a single paragraph, Arial 11, single space containing the main
aspects of work, such as objectives, methodology and major findings. Skip 1 space
after the abstract and configuration of 2.5 cm on all edges. See note at the end of this
page for the limitation of the abstract. Papers should contain up to 10 pages.
Keywords: magazine, wood, architecture, engineering.
Add at least 2 and at most 4 keywords in a single line. Only the title in bold, arial 11. Upon
keywords skip 1 space.
Note: Limiting the size of the abstract so that the title, authors and their affiliation, email
address, Abstract and are fully contained on the homepage. The body of work should begin on
the second page.
1. Introduction
The contents of chapter should be technical and / or scientific theoretical, numerical or
experimental nature, or even literature reviews with up to 25 pages. The subject matter
of work should be restricted to the scope of the book, previously registered.
As an editor, using Word for Windows 7 or higher.
2. Formatting
2.1. Configuration
Setting A4 (297mm x 210mm), with all margins of 2.5 cm. Paragraphs should be
written in single, justified, and with 1.5 line spacing column. Pages should not be
numbered.
The headings, subheadings, body of work and references will be in Arial 11. Titles and
subtitles are in bold. Before and after each title and subtitle skip a space.
2.2 Figures
The format of the figure is exemplified in Fig. 1.
Figure 1 – SEMxxxx. Fonte: Pinto (2005).
(Among the figure title and put a space size 8)
The titles, references and text boxes in the figures should be in Arial 10. Figure
captions should be centered directly below, as Figure 1 - ....; Figure 2 - ... and your
calls should be abbreviated in the text: Fig. one; Figure 2. Figures should be scanned
in color or black and white, with a resolution equal to or greater than 300 dpi (dots per
inch) in JPEG format. Figures should be mandatorily inserted in the document.
2.3. Tables
The titles of the tables must be centered on the page, immediately above, as Table 1 ...; Table 2 - ... and your calls should be abbreviated in the text: tab. one; tab. 2. Units
should be used in the international system (SI) unless a source is quoted in another
system. In tab. 1 we have an example of the presentation of the tables.
Table 1 – Basic wood density of 10 logs for making panels.
Number of log
Basic density (g/cm³)
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
0,477
0,497
0,532
0,508
0,497
0,476
0,528
0,474
0,475
Average
0,493
2.4. Equation
Equations should be typed using the equation tool in Word or formatted with numbers,
texts and set in Arial 11, and 11 variables in Arial italic, subscript and superscript in
Arial 7, sub-subscribed and under-5 overwritten in Arial, Symbol . symbol in 18 and sub
-12 symbol symbol should be aligned left with their numbering aligned in the right way
(1) and his calling in the text should be in the short form: eq. one; Eq. 2. An example on
how to present the equations is presented in eq. 1, the apparent density.
t  mxc ,
(2.5)
where:
t = time in minutes;
x c = thickness of the carbonized layer from the original surface;
m = carbonized rate.
Skip a space before and after each figure, table and equation.
2.5. References
The references in the text, indicated by Arabic numerals in parentheses and
superscript, correspond to a numbered list at the end of the article.
Ex: Hellmeister (1983) (1) stated that the volume of the body of the specimen can be
obtained from measurements with calipers, displacement ...
In quotations, when the work has up to three authors, mention all and, when four or
more, refer to the first followed by et al., In italics.
The order in the reference list will be: Author (s) (year). Title (in italics). Edition (3.ed.).
Publication (book, journal, etc..). Location. Volume (v.2), Number (n.5), Part (Part VII),
Chapter (Cap.17), Page (p.205-213 or 102p.).
Papers presented in proceedings
(1) Hellmeister, J.C. (1983). Madeiras e suas características. In: ENCONTRO
BRASILEIRO EM MADEIRAS E EM ESTRUTURAS DE MADEIRA, 1, São Carlos,
1983. Anais. São Paulo, USP, EESC, SET, LaMEM, v.1, p.1-37.
Dissertations and Theses
(2) Baraldi, L.T. (1996). Método de ensaio de ligações em estruturas de madeira por
chapas com dentes estampados. São Carlos. 98 p. Dissertação (Mestrado) - Escola de
Engenharia de São Carlos, Universidade de São Paulo.
(3) Nascimento, M.F. (2003). CPH – Chapas de Partículas homogêneas – Madeiras do
Nordeste do Brasil. São Carlos. 134p. Tese (Doutorado) - Escola de Engenharia de
São Carlos, Universidade de São Paulo.
www (world wide web)
Autor (se conhecido). (Ano). Título (em itálico). Endereço. (Data de acesso).
(4) Richard, F.B. (2004). Breaking New Ground. The forest industry quest for public
acceptance. http://www.forestprod.org/04-Jan.pdf. (05 de abril).
Books
(5) Gonçalves, M.T.T. (2000). Processamento da madeira. 1.ed. Bauru, São Paulo,
Document Center Xerox, 242p.
Standards
(6) Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas (1997). NBR 7190 – Projeto de
estruturas de madeira. São Paulo. 107p.
3. Thanks
Can complement the author's affiliation with the funding body of this research. Thanks
may be placed after the conclusion and before the references.
4. Permission for publication
It is the responsibility of the author (s) the citation of organs and / or institutions as well
as the content of their articles, and editors and visual designers reserved the right to
modify the presentation of figures, tables and equations aiming to standardize the text
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