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Modeling of thermal errors for dual-spindle turning-milling compound machine tools based on hybrid networks. [PDF]

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Lu W, Wang J, Zhou J, Deng X, Wu H, Zhang L.   +5 more
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<i>In situ</i> construction of multifunctional Li₂Si₂O₅/LiAlSiO₄/C networks on micron silicon anodes for high initial coulombic efficiency. [PDF]

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Yang J, Zhou X, Rong J.
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Safety design of aviation propulsion lithium-ion battery systems based on thermal runaway explosion index. [PDF]

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Yang J, Yang Y, Tong J, Niu J, Zhang Q.
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A Method for Reducing the Temperature Sensitivity of a Single-Base Propellant by Adding Ultra-Fine RDX Particles. [PDF]

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Zhu S, Wang Y, Ying Q, Jiang Z, Zhao R, Yang Y, Sun T, Weng Y, Xu B, He W.   +9 more
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Phase Compensation for Thermal Blooming

Applied Optics, 1973
Appropriate correction of the initial phase of a laser beam is shown by numerical computation to be capable of appreciably reducing thermal blooming for a cw beam.
L C, Bradley, J, Herrmann
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Drift compensation in thermal anemometry

Measurement Science and Technology, 2020
Abstract The drift of the resistance of sensors used in thermal (such as hot-wire and hot-film) anemometry remains a perpetual concern for users of constant-temperature anemometers (CTAs). Even small changes in the resistance of such sensors result in error if the sensor was calibrated prior to the occurrence of ...
Alaïs Hewes, James I Medvescek, Laurent Mydlarski, B Rabi Baliga   +3 more
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A thermally compensated microbarograph

Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, 1982
Microbarographs are made virtually temperature independent by procedures including installation of a temperature-dependent compensating electronic system.
G L Goodwin, C R Flaherty
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Thermal drift compensation method for microbolometer thermal cameras

Applied Optics, 2012
We propose a new method of compensation for drifts in thermal cameras using a filter in place of a shutter. The latter method requires periodically closing the camera, thus causing the images to appear frozen frequently. Our technique of replacing the shutter with a filter eliminates this frozen image problem. In this paper we discuss the principles of
Robert, Olbrycht, Bogusław, Więcek, Gilbert, De Mey   +2 more
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