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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Vertical Plates"”.

  1. Natural convection from vertical plates with grooved surfaces

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 1981.

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  2. Some problems involving free convective flow over vertical plates

    … problems involving free convective flow over a vertical plate is presented. The main topics covered are the effects of surface slip on laminar free convective heat transfer, the laminar free convective flow of non-Newtonian power law fluids, the experimental determination of the effect of plate …

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  3. The Use of The Sectorial Coordinate Approach to Demonstrate Unique Shear Centre Properties of Nonstandard Monosymmetric Steel Sections

    … bottom flange width and a 203x178x30 T-section. Vertical plates of 8mm thickness are added to the ends of the upper flanges of the sections instigating increments of 12.5mm from 0 to 100mm height. From the computations done, the following is observed: • The difference between the sectorial …

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  4. A Lateral Root Defect in the wag1-1/wag2-1 Double Mutant of Arabidopsis

    … exhibit a strong root waving phenotype on vertical hard agar plates only seen in wild-type roots when the seedlings are grown on inclined plates. Here an additional root phenotype in the wag1;wag2 mutant is reported. The wag1;wag2 double mutant displays both an increased total number and …

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