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Technique of Experimental Stress Analysis
1985The surface-coating method of photoelasticity is a relatively new technique in experimental stress analysis that has been applied here probably for the first time in biomechanics research. It permits the measurement of surface strains on three-dimensional bodies.
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An Experimental Stress Analysis of a Jib Crane
Key Engineering Materials, 2013Jib cranes are a kind of material handlingmachines using in the industry such as factories, shipyards, constructionareas, and storages. Standards and regulations about them are published by API(American Petroleum Institute), FEM (The Federation Europeen de la Manutention)et al.
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Experimental Stress Analysis of 24-In. Tees
Journal of Engineering for Industry, 1971This paper describes the experimental stress analysis and low cycle fatigue test of one 24-in. dia, schedule 40 carbon steel, ASA Standrd B16.9 tee performed by Combustion Engineering, Inc. This program is part of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Piping Program for the development of design criteria for nuclear service piping components.
B. Roberts, J. K. Hayes
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Experimental Stress Analysis at Plastic Deformations
1986The technical progress in continuous casting of steel and in application of hardly-deformable materials is intimately associated with new requirements for analysing the state of stress at plastic deformation during the forming process. Little success was reached hitherto with exact analytical solution of that problem; for this reason, solution by means
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Ceramic Coatings for Experimental Stress Analysis
1958This paper presents a brief history and development of resin-base brittle coatings for experimental stress analysis. These coatings have been in use for a number of years but are limited in operation to temperatures up to approximately 100 F. A new series of ceramic-based materials has been developed which will operate from approximately
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Experimental Stress Analysis in Three Dimensions
Journal of the Aerospace Sciences, 1962The ideal mesh should consist of the smallest practicable refer ence spheres. These will need to be supported while the model is cast. The supports may be thin wires, which are retracted after solidification. As an alternative, flexible elastic fibers may be used to form a grid; but if a series of grids is desirable, as in the general three ...
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Hybrid experimental-numerical stress analysis
Experimental Mechanics, 1983The hybrid experimental-numerical stress-analysis technique, which saw limited applications during the 1950's, has been resurrected with the vastly improved numerical techniques of the 1970's. By inputing the experimental results as initial and boundary conditions, modern computer codes are executed in its generation and application modes to yield ...
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EXPERIMENTAL STRESS ANALYSIS GOES DEEP
Naval Engineers Journal, 1975ABSTRACT“No one believes experimental data except the man who takes it, but everyone believes the results of a theoretical analysis except the man who makes it.” (Testing Topics, Baldwin‐Lima‐Hamilton Corporation, Vol. 8, 1st Quarter 1953).The purpose of this paper is to outline briefly the role of experimental test results in advancing design and ...
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EXPERIMENTAL STRESS ANALYSIS AND THE PERSONAL COMPUTER
Experimental Techniques, 1986Because of its small size, versatility, and comparatively low cost, the personal computer (PC) provides specific advantages for experimental stress analysis. Programs can be written and stored to perform the calculations for a variety of stress-analysis methods. Correction factors can be easily included for best accuracy.
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An Experimental Analysis of Chronic Posttraumatic Stress Among Adolescents
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1985The Fear Survey Schedule (FSS), State Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), and the Lebanese Fear Inventory (FLI, an endemic index of war fears) were administered to a sample of Lebanese junior high school students 27 days before the Israeli invasion of 1982.
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