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Comparssion of Effects of the F-BY-F Load Spectrum and the Block Load Spectrum on Fatigue Life Scatter

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1987
<div class="htmlview paragraph">In this paper from the comparison of the results of three fatigue tests on almost 60 specimens of different materials, it is concluded that the effects of the F-by-F random load spectrin (hereinafter the random spectrum) and the block load spectrum (hereinafter the block spectrum) on the fatigue life scatterance ...
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Load spectrum for utility trenches in the footway

Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Municipal Engineer, 2003
Local authorities are concerned about the adoption of cable television networks after they reach two years of age. Concerns have been raised about the shallow burial depth (250 mm to the crown for ducts in footways), the longevity of the reinstatement, and the possibility of future damage to footways under vehicle loading. The aim of this research was
A. J. Reid, C. A. Fairfield, A. Sibbald
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Accelerated Load Spectrum

2019
In general, the load spectrum is too large and extensive to test the lifetime of a component. To hasten the testing time and to reduce costs, the load spectrum should be accelerated so that its much shorter testing time is equivalent to the real lifetime for the load spectrum. The equivalent load spectrum is called the accelerated load spectrum.
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Spectrum Loading Type Dynamic Spectrum Allocation Technique for Cognitive Radio Systems

2007 2nd International Conference on Cognitive Radio Oriented Wireless Networks and Communications, 2007
This paper proposes a spectrum loading type dynamic spectrum control technique for broadband cognitive radio systems. In the proposed scheme, based on the detection of available spot-wise spectra, discrete spectrum components of a framed symbol sequence are mapped onto the spot-wise spectra.
Seiichi Sampei   +2 more
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Load-Balancing Spectrum Decision for Cognitive Radio Networks

IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, 2011
In this paper, we present an analytical framework to design system parameters for load-balancing multiuser spectrum decision schemes in cognitive radio (CR) networks. Unlike the non-load-balancing methods that multiple secondary users may contend for the same channel, the considered load-balancing schemes can distribute the traffic loads of secondary ...
Li-Chun Wang 0001   +2 more
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Shearer Load Identification of the Load Spectrum of the Pick Based on Chaotic Characteristics

Advanced Materials Research, 2011
Due to shearer drum suffers a very complex load,the traditional theoretical algorithm of cutting resistance is difficult to satisfy the analysis and design of shearer, and the load features of various conditions is hard to obtain with experimental methods.
Chun Sheng Liu   +2 more
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The Modal Spectrum of Ferrite-Loaded Striplines

MTT-S International Microwave Symposium Digest, 2005
This paper presents the latest results of a theoretical investigation into the full modal spectrum of those ferrite-loaded planar waveguiding structures which represent the device geometries employed in broad-band stripline isolators and circulators.
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Effects on Lifetime under Spectrum Loading*

Materials Testing, 2010
Abstract Most components and structures are submitted to load-time histories with variable amplitudes during their service life. Their safe design, in the context of weight reduction requirements, demands detailed and deep knowledge about the effects of spectrum shape, blocked or random sequences, material response, cumulative damage ...
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Spectrum load smoothing: distributed quality‐of‐service support for cognitive radios in open spectrum

European Transactions on Telecommunications, 2006
AbstractToday's framework for radio spectrum regulation and spectrum usage is undergoing fundamental changes. In the face of scarce radio resources, regulators, industry and the research community are launching initiatives towards a flexible usage of spectrum.
Lars Berlemann   +3 more
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Loading spectrum for highway bridges and damage criteria for cumulative loading.

2009
Bridges are presently designed to withstand the bending moments and shear forces produced by a standard design truck such as AASHO H2O-S16. However, bridges are subjected to a large number of loads of different magnitude randomly ordered with respect to time.
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