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Computer Modelling of Hooks for Use as Intra-Operative Force Sensors

2002
There are a number of forces applied during scoliosis surgery, the magnitude and direction of which remains unknown. There is little literature concerning the in vivo distribution of forces along the spine. Computer modelling (ANSYS) was used to investigate the possibility of using an instrumented hook to intra-operatively measure the antero-posterior ...
K K, Duke   +5 more
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Modelling a fish-hook in hydrocyclone selectivity curves

Powder Technology, 1983
Abstract A dip or fish-hook in the fine end of the selectivity curve for hydrocyclones has been reported on several occasions. It is modelled by introducing an entrainment component to recovery to the underflow which is a function of particle size. Such entrainment is held to be physically reasonable.
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Computer simulation models of a hooked beach shoreline configuration

Journal of Sedimentary Research, 1975
Abstract Computer simulation models are developed to investigate the formation of a hooked beach shoreline shape in the lee of a rocky headland. The modeling technique combines two one-dimensional cell systems aligned at right angles to each other so that beach erosion can proceed in two directions.
C. C. Rea, P. D. Komar
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Analytical and Multibody Modelling of a Quick-Release Hook Mechanism

2016
Quick-Release Hooks (QRH) are particular accessories for connecting chains or metal ropes, that can be remotely unfastened under full-load conditions via application of an external force with limited magnitude. Despite their widespread use, and aside from a number of patents, the scientific literature related to QRH performance is rather limited.
BRUZZONE, LUCA   +3 more
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Statistical Modeling Approach for Optimization of a Stationary Hook Hopper

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2011
The work aims at the optimization of the output feed rate of a Stationary Hook Hopper Feeder so that the best possible set of parameters affecting it can be selected to get the desired output. For this purpose the effect of various parameters on the feeder output is studied.
Astha Kukreja   +3 more
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Mechanical model of hook-loop adhesion

International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2022
Zi Ouyang   +4 more
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Mathematical Modelling Approach for Optimization of a Rotary Hook Feeder

2014
Modern production system requires a high degree of automation for the feeding and handling of small, individual components, which tends to reduce both the production time and human labour. Mechanized feeders are used to bring components to be fed, from a disorderly state into the required orientation in required quantity for a particular process ...
Ritika Punn   +4 more
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Modelling the fish-hook effect of the flow within hydrocyclones

International Journal of Mineral Processing, 2002
Abstract This paper presents selectivity curves based on experimental data obtained for four different groups of hydrocyclones. The results show that the effect of pressure on the shape of the selectivity curve is significantly smaller than that of the feed concentration and the ratio between vortex finder and apex size.
W. Kraipech   +3 more
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Domain Decomposition via Electromagnetic Hooks for the Modeling of Complete RF blocks

2008 12th IEEE Workshop on Signal Propagation on Interconnects, 2008
To cope with the complexity and size of modern RF SoC designs, a new type of domain decomposition has been developed that makes use of electric and magnetic connectors. This new concept has been tested on a number of practical examples that are all produced and measured within the project.
Niehof, J.   +6 more
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