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Wave interaction with defects in pressurised composite structures

Wave interaction with defects in pressurised composite structures

... Composite structures are increasingly used in modern aerospace and automobile industries due to their well-known ...the structures have to be frequently and thoroughly inspected in order to ensure ... See full document

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Exploring surface wave interaction with angled defects in the near and far field

Exploring surface wave interaction with angled defects in the near and far field

... Experimental scans were performed on aluminium samples with dimensions 150x150x50mm, using a non-contact laser-ultrasound system. The dimensions were chosen such that bulk acoustic waves (BAW) would not interfere with ... See full document

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Wave interaction with defects in pressurized composite structures

Wave interaction with defects in pressurized composite structures

... Three numerical case studies are presented. The first, two collinear bars connected through another bar of a different material characteristics. An analytical solutions exists for the dispersion relation and wave ... See full document

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Parametric study of control of frequency banded behaviour of periodic pressurised composite structures

Parametric study of control of frequency banded behaviour of periodic pressurised composite structures

... the periodic cells of the core. Hussein et al. derived dispersion relations for periodic materials and examined the analysis [24] and design [25] of them. Based on these works, Liu et al. [26] produced a research ... See full document

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Prediction of temperature dependent wave dispersion and interaction properties in composite structures

Prediction of temperature dependent wave dispersion and interaction properties in composite structures

... the wave scattering coefficients of composite ...the composite panel is ...of wave propagation and interaction properties are respectively presented in sections 3 and ... See full document

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Calculation of guided wave interaction with nonlinearities and generation of harmonics in composite structures through a wave finite element method

Calculation of guided wave interaction with nonlinearities and generation of harmonics in composite structures through a wave finite element method

... Elastic wave distortion and generation of higher harmonics during propagation in nonlinear media has been re- ported as early as in ...modelling wave interaction with nonlinear joints can be found in ... See full document

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Wave propagation in pressurised composite structures with
frequency band gap behaviour

Wave propagation in pressurised composite structures with frequency band gap behaviour

... where K and M are the stiffness and mass matrices, respectively, f is the vector of the nodal forces and q the vector of the nodal DOFs. Damping can, also, be included in the analysis whether with K being complex or as a ... See full document

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Thermal effect on wave interaction in composite structures

Thermal effect on wave interaction in composite structures

... in composite structures due to the increased usage of the struc- tures especially in aerospace ...dependent wave response of composite and layered structures have been continuously ... See full document

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Acoustic transmission properties of pressurised and pre stressed composite structures

Acoustic transmission properties of pressurised and pre stressed composite structures

... The second case of the sandwich laminate consists of internal pressure in the core, as it is shown in Fig.15. Two different pressures, p = 10bar and p = 100bar were applied. In all the curves it can be seen that the ... See full document

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The impact of temperature on wave interaction with damage in composite structures

The impact of temperature on wave interaction with damage in composite structures

... combined Wave and Finite Element (WFE) method [30, 38], finite and spectral element method [39] and finite and strip element method ...and wave interaction with damage in various types of ...of ... See full document

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Experimental Study on Shape Dependent Wave Force of Offshore Support Structures

Experimental Study on Shape Dependent Wave Force of Offshore Support Structures

... study, wave force tests were carried out for the four types of offshore support structures and wave forces to the support structure shapes were ...the wave period increased at the normal ... See full document

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Novel Composite Right/Left-Handed Leaky-Wave Antennas Based on the Folded Substrate-Integrated-Waveguide Structures

Novel Composite Right/Left-Handed Leaky-Wave Antennas Based on the Folded Substrate-Integrated-Waveguide Structures

... the composite right/left- handed (CRLH) transmission-line structures ...line structures have been proposed to demonstrate the characteristics of the left-handed ... See full document

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REVIEW OF FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION MODEL IN A NUMERICAL WAVE TANK WITH OFFSHORE STRUCTURES NEAR THE FREE SURFACE

REVIEW OF FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION MODEL IN A NUMERICAL WAVE TANK WITH OFFSHORE STRUCTURES NEAR THE FREE SURFACE

... laboratory-based wave tanks but after the computational evolution, the experimental tanks have been replaced by Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) numerical wave tanks involving computational costs ... See full document

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Comparative Analysis of Seismic Behaviour of Multi Storey Composite, Steel and Conventional RC Structure

Comparative Analysis of Seismic Behaviour of Multi Storey Composite, Steel and Conventional RC Structure

... The structure resting on the ground starts vibrating when an earthquake occurs. Because it induces inertia forces in the structure. So in order to find out these forces and behaviour of the structure during the seismic ... See full document

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Design of a High Power, High Efficiency Ka-Band Helix Traveling-Wave Tube

Design of a High Power, High Efficiency Ka-Band Helix Traveling-Wave Tube

... The transmission characteristics of the double-slotted helix slow-wave circuit have been calculated and optimized by the transient solver in the CST Microwave Studio [27], where the whole circuit length is set as ... See full document

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Wave steering effects in anisotropic composite structures: direct calculation of the energy skew angle through a finite element scheme

Wave steering effects in anisotropic composite structures: direct calculation of the energy skew angle through a finite element scheme

... complex wave phenomena is of paramount importance for the successful application of ultrasonic techniques within the non-destructive testing (NDT) and biomedical ...tic wave propagation complex phenomena in ... See full document

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Partial Composite Action in SC Composite Walls for Nuclear Structures

Partial Composite Action in SC Composite Walls for Nuclear Structures

... of composite action in SC ...(%) composite action was calculated as the ratio of the longitudinal strain in the steel faceplates (ε s ) to the strain in the ... See full document

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Development of pressurised hot water extraction for isolation of natural products

Development of pressurised hot water extraction for isolation of natural products

... 1.4.2 Pressurised Hot Water Extraction Pressurised Hot Water Extraction PHWE also known as SWE - subcritical water extraction59 was first reported in 1994 with the investigation of sub- [r] ... See full document

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Three-dimensional woven carbon fibre polymer composite beams and plates under ballistic impact

Three-dimensional woven carbon fibre polymer composite beams and plates under ballistic impact

... the composite material as well as the TTT reinforcement were modelled separately using 4-noded doubly curved reduced in- tegration shell elements (S4R in ABAQUS notation), with 5 integration points through the ... See full document

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Wave Propagation and Scour Failure of Coastal Structures due to Tsunamis

Wave Propagation and Scour Failure of Coastal Structures due to Tsunamis

... It was observed that an exponential relationship exists between relative scour depth and maximum overflowing wave pressure. Using the RMSE statistical measure, this relationship showed an excellent fit with the ... See full document

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