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Erosion mechanism and erosion products in carbon-based materials
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2002Abstract Plasma/material interaction was studied in disruption simulation experiments at the plasma gun facility MK-200. Graphite and carbon-fibre composites were exposed to pulsed energetic plasma under heat loads typically expected for disruptions in future tokamaks.
Arkhipov, N. +11 more
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Cavitation Erosion Mechanism Based on Analysis of Erosion Particles
Journal of Tribology, 2008The mechanism of cavitation erosion is investigated in detail through observations of the removed particles from pure aluminum (Al-99.999). The particles removed during the incubation stage have distinctive characteristics compared to those removed in the subsequent stages.
A. Abouel-Kasem, S. M. Ahmed
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Cavitation erosion mechanisms and quantitative evaluation based on erosion particles
Wear, 2001Abstract Cavitation erosion mechanisms were studied through the observation of removed particles for annealed S15C (equivalent to AISI 1015) steel and heat-treated S55C (AISI 1055) steels. In the initial and the incubation stages, single impact loads removed many small sharply edged particles.
Shuji Hattori, Eisaku Nakao
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Satellite-Based Soil Erosion Mapping
2021Soil erosion has long been recognised as a significant process of soil destruction, affecting millions of hectares of land worldwide, resulting in loss of fertility and biodiversity, decreased stability of marine and terrestrial ecosystems and enhanced exposure to climate change.
Kishor Kumar Sahu +2 more
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IMAGE-BASED EROSION MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE
2002 Chicago, IL July 28-31, 2002, 2002Computer software exists for conducting image analysis but is often either cost prohibitive or very labor intensive to use. This paper describes a simple 2-D image-based technique used to conduct simple measurements photographically using software that would typically already be in use in an engineering office (i.e.
null G. J. Hanson +2 more
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Spark Erosion Based Hybrid Processes
2020This chapter summarizes the development of Spark erosion machining (SEM)-based hybrid processes aimed at overcoming the aforesaid issues, detailing their working principles and mechanisms of material removal. In SEM, every discharge of spark over the workpiece and the tool surface removes a very small volume of material by melting and vaporization ...
Afzaal Ahmed +2 more
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Physically-based hydraulic erosion
Proceedings of the 22nd Spring Conference on Computer Graphics, 2006Terrain morphology has been on the radar of Computer Graphics for more than twenty years and various techniques for its modeling have been presented. These approaches range from fractal and multifractal terrain generation to physically-based models of erosion and weathering.
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IMAGEâBASED EROSION MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE
Applied Engineering in Agriculture, 2002Two– and three – dimensional analysis using close–range digital photographs can be very useful in measuring changes in erosion on the landscape. Computer software exists for conducting photographic analysis but it is often either cost prohibitive or very labor intensive to use. This article describes a simple 2–D image–based technique used to conduct
null G. J. Hanson +2 more
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Allergic fungal sinusitis with cranial base erosion
Head & Neck, 1996Allergic fungal sinusitis (AFS) usually follows a slow, nonaggressive course. However, massive bone destruction can occur, with extension of the disease process outside of the confines of the sinuses.Our series of 28 cases of AFS was reviewed. We identified 6 cases of AFS with definite radiographic evidence of skull base erosion.Histologic diagnostic ...
J B, Kinsella +6 more
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2005
Soil erosion models can play a critical role in addressing problems associated with soil protection and conservation. They are used for assessment and inventory purposes when financial and time-costs of obtaining useful soil erosion measurements are prohibitive. They provide assessments of both on-site loss of topsoil and off-site delivery of sediments
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Soil erosion models can play a critical role in addressing problems associated with soil protection and conservation. They are used for assessment and inventory purposes when financial and time-costs of obtaining useful soil erosion measurements are prohibitive. They provide assessments of both on-site loss of topsoil and off-site delivery of sediments
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