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Analysis of shear test method for composite laminates
An elastic plane stress finite element analysis of the stress distributions in four flat test specimens for in-plane shear response of composite materials subjected to mechanical or thermal loads is presented. The shear test specimens investigated include: slotted coupon, cross beam, losipescu, and rail shear. Results are presented in the form of normalized shear contour plots for all three in-plane stess components. It is shown that the cross beam, losipescu, and rail shear specimens have stress distributions which are more than adequate for determining linear shear behavior of composite materials. Laminate properties, core effects, and fixture configurations are among the factors which were found to influence the stress distributions
Summary of the electromagnetic compatibility evaluation of the proposed satellite power system
The effects of the proposed solar power satellite (SPS) operations on electronic equipment and systems by fundamental, harmonic, and intermodulation component emissions from the orbital station; and the fundamental, harmonic, and structural intermodulation emissions from the rectenna site were evaluated. The coupling and affects interactions affecting a wide spectrum of electronic equipment are considered. The primary EMC tasking areas are each discussed separately
Sigurjonsson v. Iceland: The European Court of Human Rights Expands the Negative Right of Association
Sigurjonsson v. Iceland: The European Court of Human Rights Expands the Negative Right of Association
Contempt of Court -- Failure to Comply With Court Order to Produce Properties -- Inability as Defense
Credit Transactions -- Conditional Sale Contracts -- Default -- Remedies of Buyer and Seller -- Liability of Buyer on Check or Note Given as Down Payment or Installment Payment
PROPOSED HEAD-END TREATMENTS OF PUREX-1WW WASTE FOR FISSION PRODUCT RECOVERY BY ION EXCHANGE
The application of acoustic emission technique to fatigue crack measurement
The applicability of acoustic emission technique to measure fatigue cracks in aluminum alloy specimens was investigated. There are several variables, such as the metallurgical and the physical treatment of the specimen, that can affect the level of acoustic activity of a fatigue specimen. It is therefore recommended that the acoustic emission technique be supplemented by other nondestructive evaluation methods to obtain quantitative data on crack growth
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