Development and Introduction of Technology and Equipment for Multiple Drawing of Copper Alloy Thin-Walled Tube on a Long Movable Mandrel Without Intermediate Heat Treatment

Metallurgist - Thin-walled and extremely thin-walled tubes made of copper alloys, i.e., brass grades L96, L68, L63, LANKMts, and the bronze grades BrOF6.5-0.15, BrOF4-0.25, are in great demand in...     

A new model of shear creep and its experimental verification

Mechanics of Time-Dependent Materials - Creep exerts a significant role in rock engineering safety. In engineering practice, it is helpful to develop a mathematical model representing rock creep...     

Reconstruction analysis of honeybee colony collapse disorder modeling

Optimization and Engineering - The honeybee has a significant impact on industry and nature. In recent years, a mysterious disease make honeybees die, often losses reach 80–100% of the...     

PRIZMA.D computational investigation of physical processes in the IGR reactor

It is shown for one experiment that the physical processes occurring in the-core of a pulsed uranium-graphite reactor IGR can be investigated by a computational method using the PRIZMA.D program and correlated results in multivariant calculations. 7 figures, 1 table, 7 references. Translated from Atomnaya énergiya, Vol. 88, No. 2, pp. 83–88, February, 2000.     

Accuracy aspects in multiphase flow metering using X-raytransmission

The composition of a mixture of several components flowing through a pipe can be determined by means of an X-ray transmission technique/analysis. We present some aspects of the theory relating to an application in which the component volume fractions of an oil, water, and gas mixture are determined. It will be shown that on fundamental grounds, this technique has its limits regarding the number of components that can be distinguished in relation to the achieved accuracy of the measured attenuation