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The SEAM Barrett model: Strengths and weaknesses

Geophysics, 2021
ABSTRACT The SEG Advanced Modeling (SEAM) Barrett model was designed to model typical land basins found in the North American midcontinent that host unconventional reservoirs, such as fractured shale reservoirs. This model was used recently in several studies to assess whether shale bodies could be resolved using azimuthal 3D P-P ...
Heloise Lynn   +2 more
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Stresses in Clothing as Related to Seam Strength

Textile Research Journal, 1986
This paper summarizes work done to determine the minimum seam strengths re quired for clothing, in particular, Canadian Forces (CF) combat clothing, and to re- validate a recommended 80% seam efficiency. It describes a method to determine where maximum stresses occur in clothing, the locations of these stresses in wear, and the stances that cause these
Rita M. Crow, Malcolm M. Dewar
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Destructive testing of geomembrane seams: Shear and peel testing of seam strength

Geotextiles and Geomembranes, 1990
Abstract An essential step to assure the proper long-term performance of a geomembrane liner that is in the process of being installed is 100% inspection of the seams to ensure their continuity. This step must be complemented with destructive testing of the seams to ensure their strength and integrity.
Henry E. Haxo, Lawrence C. Kamp
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Seams of Different Ply Properties. Part II: Seam Strength

Journal of the Textile Institute, 1993
In the first part of this series, the effects of differences in ply properties and of the mean properties of the plies on seam appearance were examined and discussed. The present part is concerned with the effects of the same factors on seam strength; it also discusses factors affecting fabric strength along different bias angles.
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Strength of straight‐seam and spiral‐seam pipes in transmission gas and oil pipelines

Welding International, 2001
(2001). Strength of straight‐seam and spiral‐seam pipes in transmission gas and oil pipelines. Welding International: Vol. 15, No. 7, pp. 557-562.
A A Ostemin, V L Dil'Man
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A study to investigate the suitability of selected superimposed seams and lapped seams for long seams of trousers with respect to seam strength and seam abrasion

Book of Abstracts: International Research Conference of the Open University of Sri Lanka
Though different types of seams and stitches are used in an ad hoc manner in the construction of long seams (inseams and outer seams) of trousers, limited scientific studies are available to understand the effect of seam strength and seam abrasion on long seams of trousers.
B.S.R. Wijesekara, M.E.R. Perera
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Fatigue strength of mash seam welded joints

Fatigue & Fracture of Engineering Materials & Structures, 2000
Reversed bending fatigue tests have been conducted using four series of mash seam welded joints obtained from the coupling of two different steels and plate thicknesses. Fatigue strength was evaluated and the effects of material property changes resulting from welding were studied.
null Tokaji   +3 more
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Evaluation of Seam Puckering and Seam Strength for Conductive Threads

Journal of the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles, 2021
Hyojeong Lee, Sunhee Park, Yejin Lee
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Impact of Various Stitch Classes and Seam Types on Seam Strength

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
The longevity of apparel can be increased by choosing suitable types of fabric, thread and seam class. Basic choices include type, thread, cloth, and seam. Components of clothing stability seam strength, strength efficiency, puckering, slippage, boldness, and appearance are factors that affect seam quality.
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