Evaluation of shear bond strength of orthodontic ceramic and metal brackets with zirconia: effects of adhesive systems and storage conditions. [PDF]
Salama AA, Shehab KA, Naguib AM.
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Potential of fatigue and extreme load reductions on swept blades using HAWC2
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An Intelligent Floor Drain System for Self-Powered Disinfection via Low-Velocity Wastewater Energy Harvesting. [PDF]
Huang Z +5 more
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Nonlinear dynamics of reverse osmosis high pressure high speed centrifugal pumps. [PDF]
Sayed H, El-Sayed TA, Friswell MI.
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1021 Internal Flow Measurement in High Loaded Turbine Blade and Loss Reduction of Secondary Flow
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Optimal SoC range determination for battery storage to smooth wind power output and extend battery lifespan. [PDF]
Alitabar M +3 more
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Direct adaptive control for individual blade pitch control of wind turbines for load reduction
In this article, a theory of adaptive disturbance rejection control is used to design an individual blade pitch controller to reduce the loading in a utility-scale wind turbine. The goal of the adaptive disturbance rejection control is to regulate the blade pitch angle individually to reduce the asymmetrical loading in blade due to vertical wind shear
Kaman Thapa Magar +2 more
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Reduction of tidal turbines hydrodynamic loads employing bend-twist adaptive blades
The present paper is one of the first to investigate the use of bend-twist adaptive blades on a variable-speed pitch-controlled tidal turbine in order to reduce hydrodynamic loads. The realisation of the substantial unexploited hydrokinetic energy of tides is currently driving hydrokinetic turbine research.
Maria Hernandez Somoza +2 more
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Background of Wind Turbine Blade-Pitch Load Reduction Control
The aim of this chapter is to provide some background regarding to the wind turbine operations, modelling and control. Firstly, this chapter introduces the basic operation of a typical modern wind turbine in Sects. 2.2 and 2.3 and followed by the modelling aspect of a wind turbine including aerodynamics, rotor, blades and tower in Sect. 2.4.
Wai Hou Lio
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