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Redundant actuating mechanism Patent
Design and development of release mechanism for spacecraft components, releasable despin weights, and extensible gravity boom
The Relationship of Fans’ Sports-Team Identification and Facebook Usage to Purchase of Team Products
Social media has become a regular direct marketing component for sports teams. This study explores the link between team identification and use of a professional sports team’s social-media channels. Questions to answer include, Does social media impact identification fans have with a team or vice versa? What does the amount of social-media use do to impact the relationship? Does this activity lead to increased sales of tickets and merchandise? Data collected by an Internet survey of fans of a professional baseball team show a positive relationship between team identification and use of the team’s Facebook page as well as to team related purchases. Implications for theorists understanding the role of social media in branding as well as implications for sports marketing are discussed
Conjugate points on extremal rocket paths
Existence of conjugate points on extreme rocket flight paths in trajectory optimization analysi
Ecologic Relationships Between Bacteria and Algae in Mass Culture
Ecological relationships between bacteria and algae in mass cultur
Transfer molding of PMR-15 polyimide resin
Transfer molding is an economically viable method of producing small shapes of PMR-15 polyimide. It is shown that with regard to flexural, compressive, and tribological properties transfer-molded PMR-15 polyimide is essentially equivalent to PMR-15 polyimide produced by the more common method of compression molding. Minor variations in anisotropy are predictable effects of molding design and secondary finishing operations
Effect of filtration on rolling-element-bearing life in contaminated lubricant environment
Fatigue tests were conducted on groups of 65 millimeter-bore ball bearings under four levels of filtration with and without a contaminated MIL-L-23699 lubricant. The baseline series used noncontaminated oil with 49 micron absolute filtration. In the remaining tests contaminants of the composition found in aircraft engine filters were injected into the filter's supply line at a constant rate of 125 milligrams per bearing-hour. The test filters had absolute particle removal ratings of 3, 30, 49, and 105 microns (0.45, 10, 30, and 70 microns nominal), respectively. Bearings were tested at 15,000 rpm under 4580 newtons radial load. Bearing life and running tract condition generally improved with finer filtration. The 3 and 30 micron filter bearings in a contaminated lubricant had statistically equivalent lives, approaching those from the baseline tests. The experimental lives of 49 micron bearings were approximately half the baseline bearing's lives. Bearings tested with the 105 micron filter experienced wear failures. The degree of surface distress, weight loss, and probable failure mode were found to be dependent on filtration level, with finer filtration being clearly beneficial
The Ohio State University Commencement
Commencement address given by Thomas J. Moyer, Chief Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, to the Summer 2009 graduating class of The Ohio State University, Jerome Schottenstein Center, Columbus, Ohio, August 30, 2009
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