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    Wing Beam Design

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    Aluminum 2024-T4 in a T-shape. The price of this design was the highest at $382,482. It also was the second heaviest and the second lowest in the amount of flight hours. We also threw out Stainless Steel 17-4PH, T-beam shape because it had the highest deflection, even though it weighed the least. We started with 6 concept designs, and eliminated three of them having very little number of iterations needed to come up with three designs. At this point we needed a decision matrix and our customer…

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    rate and may take simultaneous load-deflection data. Secant modulus or tangent modulus of elasticity, chord and the flexural strength can be determines by the load-deflection curves. To correct the necessary seating and identification of the specimen perform the toe compensation. When the maximum stain in the outer surface of the test specimen has reached to 0.05mm/mm the test should terminated or if the break occurs prior to achieve the maximum strain. The deflection can be calculated by-…

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    Stimulus Artifact Essay

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    Stimulus artifact is a signal that is produced due to an electric pulse present between two electrodes, which is recorded using the cathode ray oscilloscope (Johnson and Byrne, 2003). As the stimulus intensity begins to increase, the stimulus artifact also increases (Johnson and Byrne, 2003). Thus, the change in stimulus artifact allows the compound action potential (CAP) to appear (Johnson and Byrne, 2003). As it can be seen in the figures there’s a delay in time between the stimulus artifact…

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    Giang Pham UID: 805742361 March 7, 2024 The Quebec Bridge Incident Abstract Civil engineering is the foundation of modern society, shaping the physical infrastructure that underpins our daily lives. Within this pivotal discipline, the Quebec Bridge failure of 1907 stands as a stark reminder of the consequences that engineering decisions can have on public safety. Prompted by Quebec's 19th-century transportation needs, ambitious plans were devised to bridge the St. Lawrence River, giving rise…

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    The soil in the middle of excavation area is cut, leaving others to retain the deflection of diaphragm walls. This allows access to even farthest end without impeding the construction of struts and slabs. The dimension of the channel is determined by the space required by excavator and earth hauler. Also, the remaining soil should suffice the support required by diaphragm walls for deflection control. Thus, part A2 was completed using four vertical excavation stages of construction.…

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    Definition Essay Stress

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    Feeling stressed can be completely normal, and in fact everyone feels stressed at some point in their life. Sometimes being stressed-out can motivate us to focus on our work, but other times it can lead us to feel completely overwhelmed and unable to concentrate on anything. While stress affects everyone in different ways, there are two types of stress. Stress that is beneficial and motivating is good stress. Stress that causes anxiety and even health problems is bad stress. Being a freshman in…

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    negatively charged subatomic particle that is part of an atom led him to create the plum pudding model. Further experiments with cathode rays include: magnetic deflection, electrical deflection, and measurements of mass to charge ratio. He also discovered the first evidence of isotopes using mass spectrometry to observe different light deflections due to different…

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    1. What is the function of the septum? of the left side of the heart? of the heart valves? The function of the septum is to separate the two sides of the heart. The left side of the heart takes in oxygen rich blood, the the valves prevents back flow of blood to the heart. 2. What is the function of the right side of the heart? the function of the right side of the heart is to pump deoxygenated blood into the pulmonary veins around the lungs. 3. What are the major blood vessels that bring…

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    River Bridge Lab Report

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    minimum width of the bridge was 4 inches, and the final bridge had to accommodate a 3”x 3” platform in order to test bridge deflection at the end of construction. The following lab report shadows the steps for design evaluations by providing background information,…

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    Who Is Ernest Rutherford?

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    a magnetized needle a lot of its magnetization in a magnetic field produced by an alternating current. By this magnet needle made an detector of electromagnetic waves. Rutherford's Gold Foil Experiment involved a deflection of alpha particles through a thin sheet of gold. The deflection of the alpha particles occurred because the charged nucleus of the gold atoms changed the trajectory of the alpha particles. This observation was inconsistent with the current model of the atom however Rutherford…

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