The longitudinal dispersion coefficient is proportional to the properties of fluid, hydraulic condition, and the river's geometry (cross sections and path line).
Mainly, the performance of a flywheel can be attributed to three factors, i.e., material strength, geometry (cross-section) and rotational speed.
Then, this numerical model is employed to perform a parametric study, aimed at obtaining numerical failure load data concerning lipped channel columns experiencing different levels of local-distortional-global interaction – 368 fixed-ended columns, exhibiting different geometries (cross-section dimensions and lengths) and various yield stresses, thus covering a wide slenderness range.
These results concern columns with various geometries (cross-section dimensions and unrestrained length) and yield stresses, ensuring a wide variety of combined ratios between the (i) distortional and local critical buckling stresses (RDL) and (ii) yield and non-critical buckling stresses (Ry).
A description of the various capabilities of the code is provided, including detailed discussion of the geometry, meshing, cross section processing, and neutron transport options.
The fault-bounded sediment fill in the syn-rift and widespread post-rift sediment fill generally thin toward the basin margins, resulting in steer's-head geometry in cross section (Feng et al. 2010).
The algorithm to create the geometry assumes the cross section to be in the middle of the slides, and creates stereo lithography (STL) geometry by interpolating between cross sections.
When the number of edges, n, is <6, the geometry of the cross section has a significant effect on the wetting phase distribution and saturation.
Open image in new window Figure 2 Tower geometry (a) and cross section (b) of steel tower of cable-stayed bridge.
