Sentence examples for length cylinders from inspiring English sources

This is shown for medium length cylinders from relatively low up to very high load levels.

To aid in the preliminary design, or in the trouble-shooting of acoustically radiating cylindrical structures, there exist few analytical approximations for finite length cylinders, or exact solutions for infinite length cylinders.

Short and long ring-stiffened cylinders, which were designed to isolate interframe and overall collapse modes, respectively, were considered as were some intermediate length cylinders where the possibility of interactive collapse was also present.

The results show that short to intermediate length cylinders buckle mostly in local-shell modes, exhibiting only transverse extension, while intermediate length to long cylinders buckle mostly in shell-type modes (distortional and global modes), which are characterized by transverse bending and primary warping displacements.

Having been prepared, the cement slurry was immediately placed into a 1-inch diameter × 1-inch length cylinder rubber jacket for the impedance measurement.

In this Paper transient thermo-elastic analysis of a thick hollow finite length cylinder made of two dimensional functionally graded materials (2D- FGMs) has been investigated.

By assessing the minimum spanwise extension required to predict accurately the flow around a circular cylinder, the infinitely long cylinder is reduced to a finite length cylinder, thus making numerical solution an effective way of investigating flows around circular cylinders.

A correction factor is introduced in the estimation of radiation efficiency in the low-frequency range for unbaffled finite length cylinder.

Using the design of experiment based on the simulation results, the effects of three dimensions (vortex-finder length, cylinder height, and cone tip diameter) were investigated on cyclone performance.

For the case of flow past a single finite length cylinder, it is found that the flow that separates from the free end interacts strongly with those that separate from the sides and results in a three-dimensional flow.

The ventricle was modelled by a 1-cm-length cylinder of 5.4-mm-diameter (mean diameter observed in SPECT, 5.4 ± 0.7 mm) and with a uniform active wall thickness of 1 mm.