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Establishing Thermally-Enhanced Edge Registration (TEER) as a feasible alignment technique for metallic microlaminated devices

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Thomas, Joseph S.

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The paper describes a Thermally-Enhanced Edge Registration (TEER) technique for precision aligning large numbers of laminae in diffusion bonding processes. This technique is particularly relevant for the formation of micro heat exchangers and microreactors requiring highly paralleled microchannel arrays but is also being used to register other laminated devices with...

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highly paralleled microchannel arrays but is also being used to register other laminated devices with
Residual strength properties of Gr/BMI composite laminates after constant/cyclic compression

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Shenoy, Krishnananda

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Masters Thesis

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Strength Parameters 8 2.2 General Purpose Laminate Program - Gen lam 12 3. Component Material Properties
Microlamination based on surface mount technology for the economical production of microchannel arrays

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Sharma, Nitin

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Micro Energy and Chemical Systems (MIECS) are multi-scale microsystems, which rely on embedded nano and micro-scale features to process bulk amounts of fluid in applications ranging from man-portable heat pumps, distributed fuel reforming and insitu waste remediation. Microlamination is a well-known process architecture for fabricating the highly parallel, high aspect...

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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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organic fibers such as Graphite are used, the fibers are also a contributing factor. A composite material

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Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering2
Mechanical Engineering2

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Paul, Brian K.2
Wolff, Ernest G.2

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Kennedy, Timothy C.2
Hoag, Stephen W.1
Koike, Jun1
Logendran, Rasaratnam1
Ullman, David G.1

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Sharma, Nitin1
Shenoy, Krishnananda1
Thomas, Joseph S.1
Tyagi, Sanjeev R.1

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Industrial Engineering2
Mechanical Engineering2

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Master's4

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Master of Science (M.S.)[remove]4

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English [eng]4

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Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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Masters Thesis4

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Laminated materials2
Airplanes -- Materials -- Testing1
Composite materials -- Creep -- Mathematical models1
Diffusion bonding (Metals)1
Fibrous composites -- Creep -- Mathematical models1
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