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Control of upright stance over inclined surfaces
Experimental Brain Research, 2007The present work investigated the control of upright posture on inclined surfaces (14 degrees). Such conditions could, for example, change the contributions of muscle spindles resulting in alterations in postural sway. Subjects stood in quiet stance over a force platform positioned in one of three different fixed positions: horizontal (H), toes-up ...
Rinaldo André, Mezzarane +1 more
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Ring formation on an inclined surface
Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2015A drop dried on a solid surface will typically leave a narrow band of solute deposited along the contact line. Here we examine variations of this deposit due to the inclination of the substrate using numerical simulations of a two-dimensional drop, equivalent to a strip-like drop.
Xiyu Du, R. D. Deegan
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1981
Figures 146 and 147 show the difference between inclined and oblique planes. V.T. indicates their vertical traces and H.T. their horizontal traces.
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Figures 146 and 147 show the difference between inclined and oblique planes. V.T. indicates their vertical traces and H.T. their horizontal traces.
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Viscoplastic flow over an inclined surface
Journal of Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics, 2006We review viscoplastic flow over inclined surfaces, focusing on constant-flux extrusions from small vents and the slumping of a fixed volume of material. Lubrication theory is used for shallow and slow flows to reduce the governing equations to a nonlinear diffusion-type equation for the local fluid depth; this model is used as the basis for ...
Balmforth, NJ +4 more
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Film Condensation on Inclined Plane Surfaces
Journal of Heat Transfer, 1975An experimental investigation of the effect of reduced gravity forces on film condensation heat transfer rates was carried out. Reduced gravity conditions parallel to the condensing surface were obtained by condensing saturated steam at atmospheric pressure on one surface of a copper block whose inclination to the vertical could be varied giving ...
N. V. Suryanarayana, G. L. Malchow
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Solar radiation on inclined surfaces
Solar Energy, 1966Abstract To predict the amount of solar energy falling on inclined absorbing surfaces, such as absorbers for solar hot-water services, several formulas have been published by authors in this field. These are based on measurements of sunshine hours, cloud cover, total solar energy falling on a horizontal surface or both total and diffuse solar energy ...
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Hourly solar radiation on inclined surfaces
Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments, 2014Abstract The present study investigates the variation of hourly global solar radiation for inclined surfaces. We have measured the data for horizontal surface and different south-facing (γ = 0°) inclined surfaces at Lucknow (Latitude 26.75°, Longitude 80.85°), Uttar Pradesh, India.
C.K. Pandey, A.K. Katiyar
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Measuring UV radiation on inclined surfaces
SPIE Proceedings, 2003In general measurements of UV-radiation are related to horizontal surfaces, as e.g. also done for the internationally standardized and applied UV-index. In order to get more information on biologically relevant UV-exposure, there is a need for quantitative data of radiation fluxes on tilted surfaces.
Andreas Oppenrieder +5 more
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Moving inclined load at boundary surface
Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 2005zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Kumar, Rajneesh, Ailawalia, Praveen
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Double Droplets Impact an Inclined Superhydrophobic Surface
LangmuirThe rebound dynamics of double droplets impacting an inclined superhydrophobic surface decorated with macro-ridges are investigated via lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) simulations. Four rebound regions are identified, that is, the no-coalescence-rebound (NCR), the partial-coalescence-rebound of the middle part bounces first (PCR-M), and the side part ...
Shu-Rong Gao +5 more
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