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TIP: Time-Proportional Instruction Profiling
MICRO-54: 54th Annual IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Microarchitecture, 2021A fundamental part of developing software is to understand what the application spends time on. This is typically determined using a performance profiler which essentially captures how execution time is distributed across the instructions of a program.
Björn Gottschall +2 more
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Blade Crack Detection using Blade Tip Timing
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2021The harsh working environment of compressor threats the integrality of bladed disk. Crack is one of the most fatal faults of rotating blades. Detecting the crack of blades at early stage could ensure the safe operation of gas turbine and save economic costs.
Shuming Wu +7 more
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Synchronous vibration parameters identification by tip timing measurements [PDF]
Abstract The Blade Tip Timing (BTT) measurement system is a technique to measure vibration parameters of a rotating bladed disk. In particular for synchronous vibrations the BTT provides signals versus the rotation speed of the disk starting from the measurement of the time of arrival (TOA) of each blade under the tip timing probes.
Giuseppe Battiato, Teresa M Berruti
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Robust sparse representation model for blade tip timing
Journal of Sound and Vibration, 2021Abstract Blade tip timing (BTT) is one of the most important non-contact monitoring methods for blade vibration estimation. BTT predominantly consists of two steps: 1) acquiring the original pulse signal generated by the rotating blade through optical probes.
Zeng-Kun Wang +5 more
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Experimental Investigation of the Blade Tip Timing (BTT) Uncertainties [PDF]
The uncertainties of blade tip displacement measurement using BTT are investigated through experiments. A novel test bench is established where the blade deformation can be measured simultaneously by laser displacement sensors and BTT, which enables the determination of the BTT measurement error.
Xiao, Zhicheng +2 more
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American Journal of Physics, 2005
We study the tipping time of a quantum mechanical rod that is constrained to move in a plane in a gravitational potential. The initial state of the center of mass of the rod is localized within the base of support of the rod. The tipping time is found to increase exponentially with the height H of the rod as C1t0 exp[C2(H/H0)9], where C1 and C2 are ...
Mark R. A. Shegelski +2 more
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We study the tipping time of a quantum mechanical rod that is constrained to move in a plane in a gravitational potential. The initial state of the center of mass of the rod is localized within the base of support of the rod. The tipping time is found to increase exponentially with the height H of the rod as C1t0 exp[C2(H/H0)9], where C1 and C2 are ...
Mark R. A. Shegelski +2 more
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2012
The presentation will outline the motivation, results and experience of the development and application of a Universal Tip Timing Calibrator (UTTC) by the Siemens Tip Timing expert group. Due to the importance of the Tip Timing blade vibration measurement technology for the development of new gas turbine frames it is indispensible to calibrate these ...
Uwe Pfeifer, Michael Zidorn
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The presentation will outline the motivation, results and experience of the development and application of a Universal Tip Timing Calibrator (UTTC) by the Siemens Tip Timing expert group. Due to the importance of the Tip Timing blade vibration measurement technology for the development of new gas turbine frames it is indispensible to calibrate these ...
Uwe Pfeifer, Michael Zidorn
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Tipping time of a holonomic quantum cylinder
Canadian Journal of Physics, 2011The classical and quantum mechanical Hamiltonians for a cylinder subject to holonomic constraints are derived. The quantum mechanical Hamiltonian is simplified and cast into a dimensionless form. The tipping time of a quantum mechanical cylinder subject to gravity is calculated. Numerical solutions for an appropriate initial wave function are obtained.
Mark R.A. Shegelski +2 more
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