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Physiological responses during exercise to exhaustion at critical power
European Journal of Applied Physiology, 2002Critical power (CP) is a theoretical construct derived from a series of constant load tests to failure. Many studies have examined the methodological limitations of deriving CP, but few studies have examined the responses to exercise at CP in well-trained individuals.
Brickley, Gary +2 more
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Exhaust Port Shapes for Sound and Power
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1973<div class="htmlview paragraph">A theoretical analysis is presented that predicts significant reductions in exhaust pulse amplitudes and hence exhaust noise levels by varying the shape of the exhaust port in a spark-ignited 2-cycle engine. Verification and correlation with experimental results are also presented.</div>
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Vibration Analysis of an Exhaust Fan in the Exhaust Gas Duct of a Power Plant Unit
2019The subject of this paper is a vibration analysis of an exhaust fan in a power plant unit. Excessive vibrations were observed during the exploitation of the fan, preventing it from proper operation. In order to identify the causes of excessive vibrations, FEM calculations of the vibrations of flue gas ducts, shaft assembly, and measurements on the ...
Jerzy Czmochowski +3 more
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The physics of power exhaust from toroidal magnetoplasmas
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 1992An overview of the physical mechanisms involved in power exhaust from toroidal magnetoplasmas is given with emphasis on the tokamak line. The power load problem resulting from the toroidal trap topology together with the extremely anisotropic energy transport in a magnetized plasma is outlined. The physics of heat transport from the core to the wall by
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