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Adiabatic shearing and performances of milling 304 stainless steel based on cooling strategies of flood, LN<sub>2</sub> and LN<sub>2</sub>+LCO<sub>2</sub>. [PDF]
Sci RepMao Y, Cui Y.
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Shear Mechanical Properties and Damage Deterioration of Anchored Sandstone-Concrete Under Freeze-Thaw Cycles. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Liu T, Zeng Q, Cai W, Cao P.
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Simple shear behavior and constitutive modeling of 304 stainless steel over a wide range of strain rates and temperatures [PDF]
International Journal of Impact Engineering, 2021 A novel single shear specimen (SSS) together with a correction coefficient method is used to study the deformation behavior of a 304 stainless steel under shear loadings.
Bin Jia, A Rusinek, Raphaël Pesci
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Reduction of Shear Modulus at Small Strains in Simple Shear
Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, 1997Cyclic tests were conducted to study the secant shear modulus, Gs, of two reconstituted sands and three laboratory-made clays at small cyclic shear-strain amplitudes γc≈ 0.0006%–0.02%. A recently developed direct simple shear device for small-strain testing was employed. The effects of cyclic strain amplitude (γc), type of soil and plasticity index (PI)
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2002 IEEE Ultrasonics Symposium, 2002. Proceedings., 2003
In the breast, prostate and other organs increased tissue stiffness is often associated with the presence of disease. While palpation remains widely used, it has limited sensitivity which is highly dependent upon the skill of the clinician. To overcome this and other limitations a variety of automated approaches have been developed in recent years ...
F. Viola, W.F. Walker
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In the breast, prostate and other organs increased tissue stiffness is often associated with the presence of disease. While palpation remains widely used, it has limited sensitivity which is highly dependent upon the skill of the clinician. To overcome this and other limitations a variety of automated approaches have been developed in recent years ...
F. Viola, W.F. Walker
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Flocs in Shear and Strain Flows
Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 2000Preflocculated ferric hydroxide flocs were subjected to either a simple shear flow or a two-dimensional straining flow, and their motion was optically observed. Digital image analysis was applied to extract information on orientation and deformation from the digitized frames.
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Resolution of axial shear strain elastography
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 2006The technique of mapping the local axial component of the shear strain due to quasi-static axial compression is defined as axial shear strain elastography. In this paper, the spatial resolution of axial shear strain elastography is investigated through simulations, using an elastically stiff cylindrical lesion embedded in a homogeneously softer ...
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