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Universal Relationships in Sooting Methane-Air Diffusion Flames

January 1, 1998
Author(s)
C. R. Kaplan, G P. Patnaik, K. Kailasanath
The laminar flamelet concept is based on the premise that scalar properties in laminar diffusion flames are nearly universal functions of mixture fraction. It has been well-tested and proven for temperature and the major species, however, few studies have

Using Computers to Describe Style

January 1, 1998
Author(s)
Russell A. Kirsch
Human beings have a poorly understood ability to recognize patterns in their environment. Sometimes this ability is vital to survival. Sometimes it is the enabling ability that mediates the creation and maintenance of a culture. Thus we have art. But

Vibration of a Room-Sized Airspring-Supported Slab

January 1, 1998
Author(s)
H Amick, B Sennewald, N C. Pardue, E C. Teague, Brian R. Scace
This paper reports the results of the finite element analysis and in situ testing of a large-scale (4 m x 10 m) pneumatically isolated concrete slab. The slab was constructed as a design prototype for next-generation metrology laboratories at the National

Voltage Modulation Scanned Probe Oxidation (Abstract)

January 1, 1998
Author(s)
John A. Dagata, T Inoue, J Itoh, K Matsumoto, H Yokoyama
This talk describes methods for enhancing the growth rate and electrical characteristics of nanostructures produced on silicon and titanium substrates by scanned probe microscope (SPM) oxidation. Direct oxidation of a substrate by the intense electric

White layers and thermal modeling of hard turned surfaces

January 1, 1998
Author(s)
Y K. Chou, Christopher J. Evans
White layers in hard turned surfaces are identified, characterized and measured as a function of tool flank wear and cutting speed. White layer depth progressively increases with flank wear. It also increases with speed, but approaches an asymptote. A
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