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The new detector design reconsiders the wall-jet arrangement for microchip conductivity detection in scope of improved peak symmetry, simplified study of inter-electrode distance, isolation of the electrodes, position of the wall-jet electrode to the separation channel, baseline stability and low limits of detection.

A simplified case study of a photocopier is also provided.

The resulting generalised model is validated through computer simulations by considering a simplified case study of a two-link flexible manipulator with joint elasticity.

The methodology was applied to a representative building, in a simplified LCA study; different ways of representing the output are discussed, with a comparative graph decided as the best option to represent the benefits of design for deconstruction.

The neutronics modelling is assessed against Monte Carlo simulations and the results of a simplified case study are compared to those from multiphysics tools previously developed.

Lee et al. [7] presented a simplified approach for the study of a row of piles used for slope stabilization in both homogeneous and non-homogeneous soil profiles.

A simplified way of studying the transport of mass and momentum through dense neighborhoods is to consider the flow field as a combination of a mainly horizontal flow along street canyons and a vertical flow into and out of street canyons.

The laboratory methodology is explained through tests on a demonstrator of power architecture, specifically designed as simplified case study of a DC charging station for fully-electrified low-power two-wheeler, such as: electric scooters and bikes.

A simplified approach for the study of the characteristics and features of the flow in the presence of the cross shock waves is then proposed.

Gazetas and Dobry [3] have developed a simplified model to study the variation of the foundation damping coefficient under the hypothesis of a planar deformation and axial symmetric load conditions.

This paper presents a simplified approach to the study of a pipe in a geotechnical context of landslide motion.