Plane strain fracture toughness of 18 ni /250/ and 18 ni /200/ maraging welded steel plate
Plane strain fracture toughness of 18 Ni /250/ and 18 Ni /200/ maraging welded steel plate
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Plane strain fracture toughness of 18 Ni /250/ and 18 Ni /200/ maraging welded steel plate
Helium temperature strain effect on superconducting transition of Pb-In alloys under longitudinal and transverse magnetic fields
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Tensile-strength testing apparatus employs a capillary bundle through which a noncompressible fluid is extruded and a quick-release valve system. This apparatus applies the test loads at relatively constant very high strain rates with minimal shock and vibration to the tensile specimen and apparatus.
Exposure to high energy electron radiation reduces the temperature coefficients of resistance and gage factor of a range of resistivities of n- and p-type semiconductor silicon strain gages. After irradiation, the gages are heated to a high temperature for a 24-hour period to stabilize their temperature coefficients.
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Rotational viscometer to measure viscosity of inorganic glass in range between strain point and melting temperatures
Contact problem for elastic foundations subjected to bending strains
Deformation structures of polycrystalline slightly strained tungsten, tungsten rhenium, and tungsten tantalum alloys examined by transmission electron microscopy
Morphology of strain-induced crystallization of polyethylene terephthalate
Fourth-week syndrome in addition to normal medullary syndrome in DBA/2J mouse strain response to acute ionizing lethal irradiation
Miniature pressure transducers with diffused, heavily doped silicon strain-gage sensor elements, operates over a wide temperature range. Small thermal mass combined with close coupling between a metallic diaphragm and sensor elements minimizes sensitivity to temperature transients.
Analysis of shear and normal strain effects on weak turbulence and turbulent heat transfer using two point correlation equations obtained from Navier-Stokes and energy equations
Simulated service life of strain gage pressure transducers