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Shock Waves, 1995
A high pressure pulse, which was produced by a shock tube, was hit repeatedly on a pellet of mouse EL-4 T-lymphoma cells packed in a small test tube which was filled up with culture medium. The pressure pulse measured at the conical bottom of the tube had about 30 μs width and up to 8.4 MPa height depending on the driver gas pressure of the shock tube.
Tomohide Hosokawa +2 more
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A high pressure pulse, which was produced by a shock tube, was hit repeatedly on a pellet of mouse EL-4 T-lymphoma cells packed in a small test tube which was filled up with culture medium. The pressure pulse measured at the conical bottom of the tube had about 30 μs width and up to 8.4 MPa height depending on the driver gas pressure of the shock tube.
Tomohide Hosokawa +2 more
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Diaphragmless shock tube with multiple air-operated valves
Experiments in Fluids, 2022Kento Inokuma +3 more
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A Numerical Investigation of the Flow through a New Fast Acting Valve for Diaphragmless Shock Tubes
2015In shock tubes, driver and driven section are usually separated by a diaphragm, which produces nearly ideal shock waves due to its instant rapture. However, known disadvantages of diaphragms motivate the investigation of diaphragmless shock tubes. One of these concepts is to replace a diaphram by a rapidly opening piston.
Manuel Gageik +3 more
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Effects of the Opening Speed of the Valve in a Diaphragmless Shock Tube for Metrological Purposes
IEEE Sensors Journal, 2023A Svete
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Brown Shock Tube: A Diaphragmless, Fire-By-Wire Apparatus
2017Fuller, Mark Edward +2 more
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Fundamental Study on Operational Conditions of Diaphragmless Shock Tube Driven by Pneumatic Piston
International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics Research, 2018Masato Taguchi +2 more
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Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part G: Journal of Aerospace Engineering, 2012
S R Nagaraja, G Jagadeesh
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S R Nagaraja, G Jagadeesh
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Development of a Large Diameter Diaphragmless Shock Tube for Gas-Dynamic Laser Studies
Materials Science Forum, 2008K N Sato +2 more
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