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SWAT model is capable to simulate the streamflow and provide highly accurate values after calibration and validation.
The modified Huet Sayegh (HS) model was well capable to simulate the rheological properties in a wide range of frequency and temperature.
The mechanical model is based on Fick's diffusion law, which is capable to simulate the chloride penetration process in porous materials, as well as simulate the chloride concentration growth along time.
The proposed model has been found capable to simulate the fluid excellently for three laboratory experimental cases and for the field case study of the Malpasset dam-break event occurred in France in 1959.
The paper provides evidence that all the system codes used in this exercise are capable to simulate the transient behavior of heterogeneous SFR cores up to the initiation of sodium boiling.
Only the DFMD modeling approach (FRACTRAN in DFMD mode) was capable to simulate the observed changes in solute transport behavior during alternating flow rate without changing values of calibrated fracture spacing and fracture aperture to represent the macropores.
The objective is to develop a real-time-capable model, able to simulate the behavior of a driveline containing elastomer components: the engineered rubber model has to correlate stretch to stress, the mechanical behavior being represented by means of a hysteresis cycle.
The developed numerical models are capable to simulate these damage mechanisms as well as their subsequent interaction observed in tests.
In this paper, we propose a novel computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model that is capable to simulate and quantify the chip transportation behavior under high pressure coolant for drill geometry optimization.
This model is also capable to simulate hybrid and conventionally fossil heated processes in rotary kilns.
These kinetics with slight modifications are capable to simulate different types of characteristics like saturation, inhibition, and limitation by substrates and other components.
