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Here, we will develop control equations for the R6Bot.
Adopting weighted margin method, the foundational control equations for calculating the temperature field are derived, and two types of thermal boundary conditions are tackled.
Based on the control equations for double-porosity media extended from Biot's theory, the propagation of Love waves is discussed in this paper.
By considering the polymer bulk as a linear viscoelastic body and the craze zone at crack tip as a nonlinear damage zone, the control equation for craze zone growth has been derived.
The property of numerical stability is directly associated with the number of solutions for the controlling equations from the failure initiation point.
As for different control equations, mechanic parameters and energy parameters had some relative advantages in depicting the dynamic processes of sheet erosion and rill erosion, respectively.
Considering adsorbed-gas-induced swelling stress and erosion, and pore/fracture-induced damage and failure to coal skeleton, the new effective stress equation, damage deformation control equation and constitutive model for gas-bearing coal is established.
Using Winkler foundation model and with consideration of the interface resistance effect, a deformation control differential equation for the geocell reinforced mattress under the vertical symmetric loads is presented in this paper.
Experimental results are compared with various specifications that are related to flexural crack width control and modified equations for ACI 318-14 relatod to flexural crack width control are suggested.
However, system identification models are as accurate as the St. Venant equations with estimated parameters, and they are preferred over the St. Venant equations for control and prediction purposes since they are much easier to use.
At the next stage, transport equations for controlling variables are derived with additional terms to account for preferential diffusion effects.
