Slow-firing mode reduces stump oozing during pulmonary vessel stapling. [PDF]
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Study on the Deterioration of Chloride Erosion in Tunnel Construction Joints Under a Multifactorial Environment. [PDF]
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Comparison of capsule and posterior lumbar interbody fusion in cauda equina syndrome with retention: a 24-month follow-up study. [PDF]
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Impact of Acidic Corrosion on the Stability of Dented Thin-Walled Cylindrical Steel Tanks. [PDF]
Maali M, Biten D, Tizi Y, Aydın AC.
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Experimental study on the bending performance of a precast, pretensioned high-strength concrete I-girder with pretensioned double broken strands. [PDF]
Lu T, Zheng X, Chen J, Yang Y, Li Y.
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How to improve the mechanical safety of a novel spinal implant while saving costs and time. [PDF]
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Rheological properties of porcine organs: measurements and fractional viscoelastic model. [PDF]
Mishra A, Cleveland RO.
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Precompression stress is often used as a criterion for soil susceptibility to compaction. The objective of this study was to compare precompression stresses derived from different compression test methods and relate these values to measured stress and ...
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Exploring the correspondence between precompression stress and soil load capacity in soil cores
Abstract The soil precompression stress (σ p ) has been used as an estimator of the soil load bearing capacity, but a few researches have evaluated the correspondence to each other. In this study, we first evaluated in prepared soil cores the time needed for σ p to reach a quasi-stable state. Afterwards, we waited the same time for using another set
André Somavilla +2 more
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In Situ Subsoil Stress-Strain Behavior in Relation to Soil Precompression Stress
Soil compaction negatively influences many important soil functions, including crop growth. Compaction occurs when the applied stress, R, overcomes the soil strength. Soil strength in relation to com- paction is typically expressed by the soil precompression stress, Rpc. Deformation is assumed to be elastic and reversible as long as R e Rpc.
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