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Solid/liquid phase change in small passageways : a numerical model

Creator:

Coven, Patrick J.

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During the operation of phase-change ink-jet printers a bubble formation phenomenon often occurs. These bubbles are detrimental to the operation of the printer and substantial efforts are made to remove them. The objective of this research was 1: to develop a fundamental understanding of how bubble or void formation occurs...

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SketchPad for Windows : an intelligent and interactive sketching software

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Gulur, Sudheendra S.

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The sketching software developed in this thesis, is aimed to serve as an intelligent design tool for the conceptual design stage of the mechanical design process. This sketching software, Sketch Pad for Windows, closely mimics the traditional paper-and-pencil sketching environment by allowing the user to sketch freely on the computer...

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Radiation from an infinite plane to parallel rows of infinitely long tubes - hottel extended

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Qualey, Douglas L.

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A two-dimensional model for predicting the rate of radiation heat transfer for the interior of an industrial furnace is described. The model is two-dimensional due to the assumptions of the heat source as an infinite radiating plane and the heat sink as rows of parallel tubes that are both infinite...

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Noncontact measurement of shaft torsional displacements by optical means

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Melendy, Robert F.

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An optical diagnostic system capable of measuring angular displacements in a torsionally loaded shaft through noncontact means has been developed. Conventional torsion diagnostic mechanisms must come in contact with the shaft to be analyzed. The signal-to-noise ratio response of conventional systems is compromised by dirt and wear. Another consequence of...

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Monte Carlo simulation of radiation heat transfer in a three-dimensional enclosure containing a circular cylinder

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Hong, Seung-Ho

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Kinematic analysis of walking machine foot trajectory

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Su, I-chih

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A method to design foot trajectory in Cartesian coordinates for a six-leg walking machine is presented in this thesis. The walking machine is based on the geometry of the darkling beetle. The walking procedure developed by Y.S. Baek is introduced first to provide step length and leg swing time for...

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Creep of Gr/BMI composite laminates in compression

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Tyagi, Sanjeev R.

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The main source of the time-dependent behavior of fiber-reinforced composites is their polymeric matrix, which causes concerns about their long term durability. Although for composites where organic fibers such as Graphite are used, the fibers are also a contributing factor. A composite material may exhibit an appreciable amount of creep,...

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Computer assisted design of planar workholders

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Chancharoen, Ratchatin

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There are many situations in which contact between two bodies is at a single point so there can be no tensile (force). This form of contact only provides a single degree of restraint, and is defined as a unidirectional point contact. The analysis of Reuleaux shows that four suitably placed...

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Computational modeling of Lorentz force induced mixing in alkali seeded diffusion flames

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Thompson, Jon Ira

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Lorentz forces provide a unique method for the control and mixing of gas flows without the physical intrusion of objects into the flow. Lorentz forces arise when an electric current is passed through a volume in the presence of a magnetic field. The interaction between the electric current and the...

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Assessing cogeneration feasibility in institutional facilities

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Van Holde, David J.

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Mechanical Engineering[remove]11

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Welty, James R.3
Bushnell, Dwight J.2
Fichter, Eugene F.2
Calder, Clarence A.1
Pattee, Heidi A.1
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D'Ambrosio, Bruce1
Davis, Lorin1
Kassner, M. E.1
Kennedy, Timothy C.1
Logendran, Rasaratnam1
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Chancharoen, Ratchatin1
Coven, Patrick J.1
Gulur, Sudheendra S.1
Hong, Seung Ho1
Melendy, Robert F.1
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1994[remove]11

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1990-199911

Degree Field

Mechanical Engineering11

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Master's11

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Master of Science (M.S.)11

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English [eng]11

Non-Academic Affiliation

Oregon State University. Graduate School11

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No11

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Masters Thesis[remove]11

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Subject

Radiative transfer -- Mathematical models2
Cogeneration of electric power and heat1
Composite materials -- Creep -- Mathematical models1
Computer-aided design -- Computer programs1
Fibrous composites -- Creep -- Mathematical models1
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