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Thickness Constraint Loss by Delamination and Pop-In Behavior
1993Fracture toughness of aluminum-lithium 8090-T8 alloy has been investigated. J-R and K-R curves tests have been performed on compact tension (CT) samples machined from a 12-mm-thick plate, both in longitudinal transverse (LT) and transverse longitudinal (TL) directions. Sample thickness and width varied in order to assess the dependence of constraint on
FIRRAO, Donato, DOGLIONE R, ILIA E.
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Evaporative Water Loss in Superficial to Full Thickness Burns
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2016Increased evaporative water loss (EWL) in burn patients leads to dehydration and hypothermia. Early clinical studies performed with outdated hygrometers suggested a 17 to 75 times increased EWL in burns with contradicting results for the different burn depths.Our study proposals were: (1) obtain reliable data of the EWL of all burn depths, (2) compare ...
Marc Nicolai, Busche +4 more
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Morphometry demonstrates loss of cortical thickness in cerebral microangiopathy
Journal of Neurology, 2005To evaluate the role of MR morphometry in the characterization of cerebral microangiopathy (CMA) in relation to clinical and neuropsychological impairment.3D MR images of 27 patients and 27 age-matched controls were morphometrically analysed for regional thickness.
Preul, C. +4 more
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Treatment of Full-Thickness Abdominal and Chest Wall Losses With Split-Thickness Skin Grafting
Archives of Surgery, 1977A 22-year-old man developed a large abdominal wall and sternal defect resulting from wound dehiscence. This was a sequel to two operations for gunshot wounds of the abdomen, the second one being for intraperitoneal abscess. The infected dehiscence was treated by the open method using povidoneiodine (Betadine) packs.
B M, Barrett, R, Millard, W B, Riley
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Reanalysis of Thickness Loss Data for Weathering Steel
Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, 2004The current ASTM Standard Guide G101 has a method for estimating the atmospheric corrosion resistance of low-alloy steels from the content of five elements: Cu, Ni, Cr, Si, and P. The ASTM method was developed by fitting a quadratic model to thickness loss data from specimens that were made from 270 different steel compositions and were exposed to the ...
Richard H. McCuen, Pedro Albrecht
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Energy loss of electrons in thick Cu foils
Physics Letters, 1965Abstract : Energy loss distributions were measured for initial electron energies of 1.52, 2.65 and 3.66 MeV after penetration of several thick Cu foils. (Author)
K.J. Van Camp, V.J. Vanhuyse
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Dependence of specific energy loss on foil thickness
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, 1983Abstract We report on extensive measurements to determine the target thickness dependence of heavy ion energy loss, ( d E d χ ), for the Ne → C system. For ions transmitted with zero net deflection at velocities 0.75 ≤ υ υ 0 ≤ 1.05 , a significant dependence of d E d χ on foil thickness has been observed which ...
W.N. Lennard +6 more
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Sound Transmission Loss of Thick Perforated Panels
Building Acoustics, 2001A study is reported of the sound transmission loss of perforated panels. The study includes a theoretical analysis and measurement by means of sound intensity. The predicted transmission loss is similar to that measured above 630 Hz. The maximum discrepancy is less than 2 dB.
K. T. Chen, S. H. Jan
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Critical Thickness for Loss of Coherency in Epitaxial Bimetals
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 1974An analytical method for predicting the critical thickness for loss of coherency in oriented single crystal thin films of two dissimilar metals is presented on the basis of misfit dislocation theory previously derived by the authors. This theory gives results in fair agreement with the experimental observations made in palladium-gold and nickel-copper ...
K. Shinohara, J. P. Hirth
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Oxide Thickness Losses in Tape Playback
1994The thickness of the tape oxide coating layer affects high frequency response and manifests itself as a combination of recording and playback losses. The tradeoff here is that thick oxide coatings promote greater output at long wavelengths at the expense of extended output at shorter wavelengths.
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