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... ABAQUS (ABAQUS, 20 /b> 05) and < /b> LS-DYNA (Hallquist, 20 /b> 06) Some notable studies adopting detailed FEA include the < /b> work by Alashker et al (20 /b> 10)< /b> , Kwasniewski (20 /b> 10)< /b> , Yu et al (20 /b> 10)< /b> , Fu (20 /b> 09) and < /b> Sadek ... concrete damage plasticity model from ABAQUS library (ABAQUS, 20 /b> 05) All beams are modeled close to the < /b> centerline of < /b> the < /b> main beam elements and < /b> the < /b> composite slab is modeled at the < /b> centerline of < /b> the < /b> ... element software ABAQUS (ABAQUS, 20 /b> 05) The < /b> alternate load path approach as recommended by GSA (20 /b> 03) (also discussed in section 1.6 .2.< /b> 3) is adopted in the < /b> study The < /b> building has a < /b> typical column...
... this example, the < /b> saturation can disturb the < /b> cancellation of < /b> the < /b> plant zeros by the < /b> compensator Since both the < /b> plant and < /b> the < /b> compensator are stable the < /b> control structure with < /b> the < /b> Page 21< /b> operator ... shows the < /b> real-time behavior of < /b> the < /b> gain 3(t) At the < /b> beginning, X(t) is and < /b> the < /b> system is linear When < /b> the < /b> states of < /b> the < /b> compensator are such that they may lead the < /b> controls to saturate, X(t) becomes ... necessary mathematical preliminaries will be given and < /b> a < /b> basic problem will be introduced The < /b> basic problem will be solved and < /b> it's solution will lead to the < /b> design of < /b> the < /b> EG operator that was introduced...
... follow the < /b> appearance of < /b> the < /b> typical absorption spectrum of < /b> the < /b> CO-ferrous CYP1 1A1< /b> complexed form, characterized by absorbance decreases at 390, 430 and < /b> 480 < /b> nm and < /b> by the < /b> appearance of < /b> a < /b> peak at ... place over < /b> a < /b> period of < /b> time of < /b> at least 100 /b> 0 s and < /b> therefore can be analysed under steadystate conditions Moreover, upon analysing the < /b> reaction at shorter time scales an absorbance increase was observed ... recorded after addition of < /b> CYP1 1A1< /b> to an anaerobic CO-saturated sample containing < /b> the < /b> reaction mixture FNRrd/Adxox gave rise to a < /b> peak at 450 nm together with < /b> absorbance decreases at 390, 430 and < /b> 480...
... interface to a < /b> database was run3.1 Preliminary analysis and < /b> filtering ning on the < /b> machine and < /b> that the < /b> database contained information about paintings by Van Gogh and < /b> other artists In fact this was ... information to answer questions about the < /b> database, and < /b> so in principle, the < /b> system was capable of < /b> handling all inputs The < /b> subjects were asked to access information from the < /b> "database" about a < /b> set ... remainder, had some experience with < /b> using databases and < /b> one of < /b> these had participated in the < /b> design a < /b> database None of < /b> them was familiar with < /b> the < /b> current state of < /b> N L technology - 118- 2.< /b> 2 Procedure...
... not all of < /b> the < /b> material has been replaced, because much of < /b> the < /b> so-called older material is still the < /b> best available today, and < /b> still yields good designs Additional charts and < /b> tables have been included ... Reservoir 106< /b> Phase Diagram Characteristics 106< /b> Field Characteristics 106< /b> Laboratory Analysis 107< /b> Volatile Oil Reservoir 107< /b> Phase Diagram Characteristics 107< /b> Field Characteristics 108< /b> Laboratory Analysis ... Full 21< /b> 2 Horizontal Separators Sizing Other Than Half Full 21< /b> 3 Gas Capacity Constraint 21< /b> 4 Liquid Capacity Constraint 21< /b> 5 Vertical Separators’ Sizing 21< /b> 9 Gas Capacity Constraint 21< /b> 9 Liquid Capacity...
... 4.1931 32.< /b> 0317 5.83 82 < /b> 48.9783 5.5448 Band 30.8 980 < /b> 11.6430 33. 8104< /b> 12.< /b> 223< /b> 8 76. 1100 /b> 6.6835 SNRc = 20 /b> dB Band 26< /b> .1188 9.4181 35. 629< /b> 9 10.< /b> 522< /b> 3 54.5 022< /b> 10.< /b> 1444 Band 23< /b> .27< /b> 97 8.8873 34. 626< /b> 9 9.8985 48. 627< /b> ... guard bands (thereby permitting crosstalk), we can eliminate the < /b> crosstalk in a < /b> manner analogous to aliasing cancellation in maximally decimated filter banks by a < /b> careful choice of < /b> transmitters and < /b> ... currently an Associate Editor of < /b> the < /b> IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, International Journal of < /b> Control, Automation and < /b> Systems, and < /b> Journal of < /b> Control Theory and < /b> Applications He is also a < /b> Member...
... concrete in accordance with < /b> BS 8 110 < /b> -2:< /b> 1985) taking As as Ap, d as ds and < /b> b as Bs) 6.5 .2 < /b> Punching shear capacity The < /b> punching shear capacity Vp of < /b> a < /b> composite slab at a < /b> concentrated load should be determined ... on the < /b> basis of < /b> the < /b> behaviour and < /b> mode of < /b> failure of < /b> the < /b> slab The < /b> empirical parameters mr and < /b> kr in this formula should be obtained from parametric tests for the < /b> particular profiled sheet as ... composite slab made with < /b> concrete of < /b> the < /b> same strength grade NOTE As an alternative to calculation of < /b> the < /b> shear-bond capacity, the < /b> load carrying capacity of < /b> the < /b> composite slab can be determined...
... earth by radiation A < /b> fire in a < /b> fireplace is another example of < /b> radiation The < /b> fire in the < /b> fireplace heats the < /b> air in the < /b> room and < /b> by convection heats up the < /b> room At the < /b> same time, when < /b> you stand within ... from the < /b> radiator on one side of < /b> a < /b> room to the < /b> other side Another example is a < /b> bucket of < /b> water placed over < /b> a < /b> flame The < /b> water at the < /b> bottom of < /b> the < /b> bucket becomes heated and < /b> less dense than before ... Simanjuntak, Richard Sugeng, Abdul Wahab, Adolf Pangaribuan of < /b> VICO, and < /b> Allen Logue and < /b> Rocky Buras of < /b> Glytech for providing source material, suggestions, and < /b> criticism of < /b> the < /b> chapters on heat...
... of < /b> the < /b> rear end types allow the < /b> head to "float" as the < /b> tube bundle expands and < /b> contracts Heat Exchangers 57 Type S is a < /b> floating head type As the < /b> tubes heat up, they expand As they expand, the < /b> ... head The < /b> head can move back and < /b> forth as the < /b> tubesheet expands and < /b> contracts L 10 < /b> 11 12 < /b> 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Stationary Head—Channel Stationary Head—Bonnet Stationary Head Flange—Channel or Bonnet ... exchanger An AES classification for a < /b> heat exchanger means that the < /b> heat exchanger has a < /b> channel and < /b> removable cover type front end The < /b> cover can be unbolted to perform maintenance and < /b> the < /b> channel...
... curve is based on a < /b> liquid concentration < /b> of < /b> 20 /b> bbl/MMscf The < /b> greater the < /b> amount of < /b> liquid in the < /b> gas the < /b> lower the < /b> temperature drop, that is, the < /b> higher the < /b> calculated final < /b> temperature For each increment ... determination of < /b> susceptibility of < /b> a < /b> gas to form hydrates At concentrations of < /b> 30% or greater, hydrates will form in hydrocarbon gases at about the < /b> same temperature as in pure H2S Table 4-1 is an example ... saturate the < /b> gas Typically, but not always, the < /b> gas will be saturated with < /b> water in the < /b> reservoir As the < /b> gas is cooled from reservoir temperature, the < /b> amount of < /b> water vapor contained in the < /b> gas...
... 0.674 0 .28< /b> 0 0.4 32 < /b> 0.864 0. 322< /b> 0.500 0.875 Maximum Working Pressure* Grade B S = 20 /b> ,000 psig 5 ,27< /b> 0 2,< /b> 380 < /b> 3, 440 < /b> 7, 340 < /b> 2,< /b> 600< /b> 3, 610 < /b> 7,770 10,< /b> 720 /b> 12,< /b> 530 2,< /b> 260 < /b> 3 ,20 /b> 0 6, 820 /b> 1, 920 /b> 2,< /b> 770 5, 860 < /b> 1,530 2,< /b> 400< /b> ... coils are immersed in a < /b> bath of < /b> water The < /b> water is heated by a < /b> fire tube that is in the < /b> bath below the < /b> coils That is, the < /b> fire tube provides a < /b> heat flux that heats the < /b> water bath The < /b> water bath ... upstream and < /b> downstream of < /b> the < /b> choke must be an even integer, actual Tj and < /b> T2 may differ slightly from that assumed in the < /b> calculation The < /b> actual values of < /b> Tj and < /b> T2 can be calculated from actual...
... sense of < /b> smell fatigues and < /b> the < /b> gas can no longer be detected by odor Acceptable ceiling concentration < /b> permitted by federal OSHA standards Acceptable maximum peak above the < /b> OSHA acceptable ceiling ... valve tray this point may be reached after the < /b> loss in efficiency of < /b> a < /b> comparable bubble cap tray So, in distillation applications, valve trays can have a < /b> greater vapor turndown ratio than bubble ... these trays, and < /b> the < /b> designs are proprietary Bubble Cap Trays vs Valve Trays At low vapor rates, valve trays will weep Bubble cap trays cannot weep (unless they are damaged) For this reason, it...
... sweetening The < /b> sour gas enters the < /b> bottom of < /b> the < /b> absorber and < /b> flows < /b> counter-current to the < /b> potassium carbonate The < /b> sweet gas then exits the < /b> top of < /b> the < /b> absorber The < /b> absorber is typically operated at 23< /b> 0°F; ... potassium carbonate: Benfield: Several activators Girdler: Alkanolamine activators Catacarb; Alkanolamine and/< /b> or borate activators Giammarco-Vetrocoke: Arsenic and < /b> other activators Physical Solvent ... separator to remove any entrained water or hydrocarbon liquids Then the < /b> gas enters the < /b> bottom of < /b> the < /b> amine absorber and < /b> flows < /b> counter-current to the < /b> amine solution The < /b> absorber can be either a...
... Near the < /b> top of < /b> the < /b> tower the < /b> vapor rate equals the < /b> steam rate overhead plus the < /b> acid-gas rate The < /b> steam overhead can be calculated from the < /b> steam generated in the < /b> reboiler by subtracting the < /b> amount ... more than 5% CO2 and/< /b> or H2S Figures 8 -2 < /b> and < /b> 8-3 may be used to determine the < /b> water content of < /b> a < /b> gas containing < /b> less than 40%< /b> total concentration < /b> of < /b> acid gas As an example, assume the < /b> example gas ... psig can be assumed to be 24< /b> 5°F for 20 /b> % MEA and < /b> 25< /b> 0°F for 35% DBA Amirie Stripper Amine strippers use heat and < /b> steam to reverse the < /b> chemical reactions with < /b> CO2 and < /b> H2S, The < /b> steam acts as a < /b> stripping...
... flow rates than bubble cap trays in the < /b> same diameter contactor (See Table 8-1.) Conventional and < /b> random packing will require approximately the < /b> same diameter as bubble caps Structured packing can ... within the < /b> pores of < /b> the < /b> desiccant turns to steam and < /b> is absorbed by the < /b> natural gas This gas leaves the < /b> top of < /b> the < /b> tower and < /b> is cooled by the < /b> regeneration gas cooler When < /b> the < /b> gas is cooled the < /b> saturation ... should be terminated when < /b> the < /b> desiccant bed reaches a < /b> temperature of < /b> approximately 21< /b> 5°F Additional cooling may cause water to be adsorbed from the < /b> wet gas stream and < /b> presaturate or preload the...
... in part upon horsepower and < /b> number of < /b> stages A < /b> first approximation of < /b> the < /b> number of < /b> stages can be made by assuming a < /b> maximum compressor ratio per stage of < /b> 3,0 to 4.0 and < /b> choosing the < /b> number of < /b> ... Systems and < /b> Facilities Disadvantages • Must have clean air or gas «Takes to 20 /b> % more horsepower than reciprocating * Uses ten times the < /b> oil of < /b> a < /b> reciprocating Usually install after-cooler and < /b> separator ... for More Accurate Determination of < /b> Horsepower and < /b> Number of < /b> Stages There are economic and < /b> operational reasons for considering an additional stage of < /b> compression The < /b> addition of < /b> a < /b> stage of < /b> compression...