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    During the creep, the plastic deformation takes place with a steady load while in normal situations, plastic deformation would rely on an increasing load. Creep experiments are always done at a constant stress or load. The research team inspected the shell for corrosion and any other metallurgical signs of failure but none were…

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    There is no way to indicate that infants might have a birth defect or other health problems. By understanding common infant health conditions and ways to prevent them may decrease the risk of having a baby born with medical issues. Birth defects usually cannot be discovered until after birth. This is why it is so important for mothers’ to really take in account that they need to take care of themselves while pregnant. In some occasions you can discover infants medical conditions prenatally. In…

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    The Aerospace Industry

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    Therefore, new materials must have specific properties and characteristics that the metallic materials possess, but in addition, present further beneficial properties. Aeronautical materials must possess a high Young’s modulus to prevent shape deformation under stress, high resistance to chemical and thermal degradation, high glass transition temperature (Tg), impact strength, amongst numerous others which are more task specific.3 Advancements in polymer chemistry have resulted in a large number…

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    infections occur regions of the lung can fill with fluid, also babies born premature can have underdeveloped lungs causing increased surface tension. These cause the lungs to remain closed, a disease called respiratory distress syndrome. The deformation of biological cells when exposed to different flow conditions is a problem. Surface tension on an air–liquid boundary creates liquid flows, which causes the lung to close due to the formation of a liquid plug because of the drainage of the…

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    Alluvial System Essay

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    Introduction Alluvial system are one of the most vulnerable geomorphic landforms. They undergo deformation in response to climatic conditions, human development and tectonic activity quite rapidly. It is not uncommon to see significant alteration to a drainage network in a few decades and in some cases their complete demise creating an urban stream desert (Napieralski, et al). Studying crustal response in environments with active plate tectonics has mainly been used to predict earthquakes and to…

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    cellular materials are well-known in the world, however, the relationship between dynamic load and the deformation of the lattice structure is less well-studied. Actually, lattice structures can help engineer to produce macro-scale material properties more easier. The research “Energy absorption in lattice structures in dynamics” was focusing on characterising the quasi-static and the dynamic load-deformation behaviour of lattice samples. It’s aim is to investigate failure process and…

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    Table of Contents Introduction…………………………………………………………………………...……...2 Aim and objectives…………………………………………………………………………...5 Methodology………………………………………………………………………………….5 Design Process…………………………………………………………………………...…...6 Design 1……………………………………………………………………………………….7 Design 2……………………………………………………………………………………….8 Design 3……………………………………………………………………………………….9 Pin and Rigid joints…………………………………………………………………………10 Hand Calculation……………………………………………………………………………10 Stress- Strain Graph…………………………………………………………………….….11…

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    Surface And Body Forces

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    A “field” associates a physical quantity with a position. It may be time dependent. For example, T(r ⃗,t ) can represent the spatial and time-dependent temperature and ρ(r ⃗,t ) the density. These are examples of scalar valued fields. On the other hand, force or flux are examples of vector valued fields. Furthermore, stress is an example of a rank-two tensor field. Material Point notion If we consider a body with volume ”V” which separates parts of a physical space with its surface “A”, the…

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    Finally, working at a young age caused lifelong health issues; " I was about 13 years old when [the deformation] began...it has got worse since,"(Document 7). At such a young age this girl was becoming deformed in her bone structure caused from her work. Deformation was caused because her body was still growing, but her job required her to put her body in uncomfortable positions causing deformation. This is exactly why children should not work at a young age, for they might ruin their health.…

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    only when the time it takes for the car to stop increases. The crumple zones are at the front and rear side of a car, they take up the collision energy created during an impact. This is done by deformation of the front and rear side of a car; some parts of a car are designed to be able to allow deformation, the passenger cabin is designed to be stronger than other parts of the car. The downside of the crumple zone is that not all cars have a crumple zone, as some cars are too small to have one.…

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