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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Analogue Models"”.
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The analogue modeling of boudins
… In this work, experiments with non-scaled analogue models were made to investigate the parameters that control the evolution of boudin blocks. For these experiments a singleviscous-layer setup was used, which had of course some restrictions, but was simple to build and showed the principles …
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Use of conducting sheet analogy for solution of heat transfer problems in a nuclear reactor
… Conducting Paper was used for making the analogue models. The current was introduced into the paper by use of probes protruding through the paper. The desired temperature distribution was found by use of the equation ΔT = 9<sub>e</sub>/K<sub>T</sub> ΔV/ΔV<sub>sTd</sub> where ΔV is …
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Mountains of wax : continental collision in scaled thermomechanical analogue experiments and data analysis
Thermomechanische Analogmodelle kontinentaler Kollisionen erfordern <br>die Simulation der ganzen Lithosphäre. Für die Skalierung <br>muß der thermische Ausgleich während der Deformation <br>erfaßt werden. Hierfür wird eine neuartige Apparatur <br>zur Deformation thermisch geschichteter Modelle …
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The effect of preexisting joints on normal fault evolution : insights from fieldwork and analogue modeling
… work contain a field study, remote sensing and analogue modeling. The Grabens Area of the Needles fault zone in the Canyonlands National Park, Utah/USA was chosen as field analogue. This arcuate array of young grabens (younger than SI{100}{ka}) extends over several kilometers along the Colorado …
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The architecture, growth and tectono-stratigraphic significance of rift-oblique lineaments on the NE Atlantic Margin
… rift systems and have been recreated in analogue models. Two end member conceptual models of fault domain boundaries currently exist. 1) Accommodation zones, which are broad regions of overlapping normal faults and which trend oblique to the rift axis. 2) Transfer zones, which are …