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In a previous Brief, we presented some structural analysis results of the superconducting coil of the Wendelstein 7-X, the world’s largest plasma fusion experimental device of the stellarator family.
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Each time a neutrophil (cell) pass through the human lungs, it typically crosses over 50 capillary segments. The transit time of the neutrophil depends on its deformability, surface tension, pressure drop across the capillary, and the geometry of the capillary.
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In civil engineering design and analysis, the effects of fluids on the motion of structures can be very important. This is particularly true in seismic analysis of liquid storage tanks. In this class of problems, the fluid and tank motions...
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The ADINA-TMC (Thermo-Mechanical Coupling) program is a powerful tool for fully coupled thermo-mechanical analysis of problems in which the thermal solution affects the structural solution and the structural solution in turn affects the thermal solution. ADINA-TMC takes into account such effects...
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The above animation depicts an axisymmetric model of a mono-tube gas shock absorber, with its schematic beside it. The piston inside the casing pushes its way through the oil (the hydraulic fluid which in reality is a mixture of oil...
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