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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Finite element method (FEM) model"”.

  1. Design, simulation, and testing of a low cost laser micromachining system for flexible and rapid tissue-on-chip fabrication.

    … critical limitations in current manufacturing methods such as soft lithography, particularly in terms of material compatibility, feature resolution, and scalability. We developed a comprehensive finite element method (FEM) model for the laser ablation process, incorporating key physical …

    mit Repository record for Design, simulation, and testing of a low cost laser micromachining system for flexible and rapid tissue-on-chip fabrication. (opens in a new tab)

  2. Generating and Simulating CANDU® Fuel Channel Eddy Current Data to Demonstrate Multi-Parameter Extraction Capabilities

    … of interest. This thesis presents an analytical model of the eddy current gap probe response with the addition of a copper plate. This analytical model was shown to have excellent agreement with simulation data from a validated Finite Element Method (FEM) model. Efforts made to detect …

    queens Repository record for Generating and Simulating CANDU® Fuel Channel Eddy Current Data to Demonstrate Multi-Parameter Extraction Capabilities (opens in a new tab)

  3. Multi-Angle Beam Generation and Steering via Meander-Line-Coil EMATs

    … on their theoretical foundations, simulated modelling, and experimental validations. Whilst the detection of defects was not investigated, this work thoroughly examines the EMAT’s capability as a conventional transducer to steer the angle of its oblique ultrasonic waves. This culminates in …

    uwtsd Repository record for Multi-Angle Beam Generation and Steering via Meander-Line-Coil EMATs (opens in a new tab)

  4. Geomechanical Reservoir Model Calibration and Uncertainty Assessment from Microseismic Data

    … to infer reservoir property distributions. To model the geothermal reservoir stimulation, a fully coupled thermo-poroelastic finite element method (FEM) model has been developed to handle the coupled process of heat transport, fluid flow, and rock deformation. To simulate the stimulation …

    tdl Repository record for Geomechanical Reservoir Model Calibration and Uncertainty Assessment from Microseismic Data (opens in a new tab)

  5. A high-current and low-loss high-temperature superconducting cable for nuclear fusion applications

    … losses, and easier to manufacture. A 3D finite element method (FEM) model of the PSALM based on the T-A formulation is built to optimize the structure and verify the performance. Samples of PSALMs with a single superconducting layer are manufactured, tested, modeled, and analyzed. In the …

    cambridge Repository record for A high-current and low-loss high-temperature superconducting cable for nuclear fusion applications (opens in a new tab)

  6. Concrete microstructure homogenization technique with application to model concrete serviceability

    … properties. In this dissertation, with several models being given progressively, an innovative homogenization model of concrete is proposed in which concrete is regarded as cement and aggregate particles connected by interfacial transition zone (ITZ). Defined on a representative volume element

    unm Repository record for Concrete microstructure homogenization technique with application to model concrete serviceability (opens in a new tab)

  7. Hall Effect Modeling in FEM Simulators and Comparison to Experimental Results in Silicon and Printed Sensors

    <p>Finite element method simulation models for thin-film semiconductor-based Hall sensors were developed using secondary data in order to understand their behavior under strong magnetic fields. Given a device geometry and charge carrier density and mobility, the models accurately calculated sensor …

    calpoly Repository record for Hall Effect Modeling in FEM Simulators and Comparison to Experimental Results in Silicon and Printed Sensors (opens in a new tab)