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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Effective coefficient"”.
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Analytical and Computational Micromechanics Analysis of the Effects of Interphase Regions, Orientation, and Clustering on the Effective Coefficient of Thermal Expansion of Carbon Nanotube-Polymer Nanocomposites
… respectively, have been used to determine the effective coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) of carbon nanotube-epoxy nanocomposites containing aligned nanotubes. Both techniques have been used in a parametric study of the influence of interphase stiffness and interphase CTE on the effective …
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Strength envelopes for deforming oceanic lithosphere with some implications for the history of lithospheric deformation of the equatorial Indian Ocean
… pressure is much higher than hydrostatic, or the effective coefficient of friction is much lower than found in laboratory experiments, or both. For models in which the pore pressure is nominally fixed at zero, a coefficient of friction (0.11±0.04 [95% confidence limits]) is needed to explain the …
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Kinematics and Dynamics of Continental Deformation
… force balance allows the mean shear stress and effective coefficient of friction on the Makran megathrust to be calculated, 5–35 MPa and 0.01–0.03 respectively. The final part of this thesis focusses on the temporal evolution of topography in South East Tibet. Recently published paleoaltimetry …
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A new class of auxetic lattices
… of these structures. The dependence of the effective properties on the constitutive and geometrical parameters of the micro-structure is given and a comparative analysis with hexagonal, triangular and square honeycombs is also performed. We have present also experimental evidence that the …
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Computational and theoretical problems in fractional and higher-order theories for modeling biomechanical media
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