Detecting the particle detachment point and introducing an appropriate failure criterion will play a key role in borehole stability analysis.
The videos were used to estimate bubble dimensions, its rise velocity, distance from the detachment point, and fraction of vapor and the liquid phases in the evaporating drop.
The flame blowoff equivalence ratio was experimentally determined by continuously lowering the fuel flow rates and determining the flame detachment point from the flame holder.
The results showed that the particle detachment point at the borehole wall was reached both before and after the peak strength of the TWHC specimens depending on the stress path and cement content.
However, LAT is good at predicting the excess sheet thickness over the thickness at the nip (hence the detachment point), the pressure distribution and all engineering quantities of interest in calendering.
This approach ensured that any nonspecific tip-sample interactions (which appear at the tip-glass detachment point) were eliminated from the measurements.
The extensive range of distances over which adhesive events occur (up to 3 μm away from the tip-glass detachment point, Fig. 4 A) in the force curves demonstrates that the mucin molecules adopt an extended brush-border conformation when attached to the glass surface.
The results were examined in order to determine the influence of the pattern type upon the location of the detachment / separation point of the boundary layer of the vortex ring.
Unlike many sportswriters, for whom detachment is a point of professional pride, Simmons makes no pretense of neutrality.
As the philosophizing doctor, the estimable Larry Pine takes his character's detachment to the point that he seems more linked to us than to anyone onstage.
