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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Shear Area"”.

  1. The Effects of Shear Deformation in Rectangular and Wide Flange Sections

    Shear deformations are, generally, not considered in structural analysis of beams and frames. But shear deformations in members with low clear span-to-member depth ratio will be higher than normally expected, thus adversely affecting the stiffness of these members. Inclusion of shear deformation in …

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  2. Thermodynamic analysis of single-screw oil-flooded refrigerant compressors

    … are presented and three of these mechanisms, oil shear, oil displacement, and external oil pumping, are dealt with analytically. The computer model, the most comprehensive model developed, gave detailed thermodynamic information about the internal processes. For the example presented, the powers …

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  3. Effects of Intermittent Pneumatic Compression on Leg Blood Flow and Vascular Function After Spinal Cord Injury

    … artery diameter, BF, FMD% and FMD normalized to shear area-under-curve (FMD%/AUC) were similar between legs at rest. A two-way repeated measures ANOVA (leg x time) revealed that during IPC, BF tended to increase (P=0.063) in EXP leg (8±2 to 11±3 mL/min at 15 mins; +42±23%), with no change …

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  4. Design Manual Development for a Hybrid, FRP Double-Web Beam and Characterization of Shear Stiffness in FRP Composite Beams

    … such beam properties as bending modulus, shear stiffness, failure mode, and ultimate capacity. Measuring and calculating the shear stiffness has proven to be an area of particular interest and difficulty. Shear stiffness is calculated using Timoshenko beam theory which combines the shear

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