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Computer simulation of kiln drying

Creator:

Claxton, H. Dean, Western Dry Kiln Clubs, and Western Dry Kiln Clubs. Meeting (18th : 1966 : Eureka, Calif.)

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Conference Proceeding

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COMPUTER SIMULATION OF KILN DRYING by H. Dean Claxton Pacific
Digital simulation of a load-peaking generation station located in a tidal estuary

Creator:

Husband, James Harris

Abstract:

This simulation is a model for a tidal power-peaking plant that can be used to determine the electrical peaking generation for a given set of conditions. The simulation internally contains a tide producing function for a specific year, the hydraulic characteristics of the plant, and the plant's machines' characteristics. The...

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Masters Thesis

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SIMULATION 22 Computer Source Deck Language 22 Restrictions on the Programmed Simulation 22 IV
Learning processes in computing machinery

Creator:

Collett, Gordon Carter

Abstract:

Several learning processes which can be used with computing machinery are discussed in this paper. Consideration is given to what has been done in this field in the past as well as to what is now being done. New ideas which might be applied to such study are introduced. An...

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Masters Thesis

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Learning Processes in Computing Machinery I. Introduction The use of the digital computer has expanded
SIDAC-I a simulated digital-analog computer

Creator:

Ordeedolchest, Manoo

Abstract:

SIDAC-I is a digital analog simulator which permits analog as well as hybrid simulations to be programmed on a digital computer. FORTRAN, a scientific computer language, may be included as an integral part of the SIDAC-I simulation language. The simulator consists of a controller program and a set of predefined...

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Masters Thesis

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of writing analog and hybrid simulation programs in the form of digital computer programs. Thus, a