Sentence examples for length of shell from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a study of the effect of some of the system parameters on internaland andular-flow-induced instabilities of clamped-clamped or cantilevered cylindrical shells in coaxial conduits; the parameters considered are shell thickness, length of the shell, annular width, and relative directions of the inner and annular flows.
There are lots of other considerations when it comes to choosing shotgun shells, including the length of the shell and the "shot count" per shell.
Obviously, this assumption would cause error in the analysis for a finite length circular cylindrical shell, especially as the length of the shell becomes comparable to the radius.
Zipper peas - these have a fibrous vein along the length of the shell, which, when pulled, makes splitting the shell much easier.
The dynamic coefficient (= maximum dynamic hoop stress/static hoop stress) is calculated for several values of the thickness-to-length ratio and the radius-to-length ratio of shell and is shown graphically as a function of the axial stress parameter and the orthotropy coefficient of the shell (the ratio of the circumferential to the axial modulus of elasticity of the shell material).
In the transformation to a membrane problem composite expansions are utilized, uniformly valid over the length of the shell, to formulate modified boundary conditions that account for the effects of bending near the shell ends.
The method is applied to cylindrical shells of three or four-lobed cross-section, and the effects of the length of the shell and the radius at the lobed corners on the vibration are studied.
Others, with extensible siphons, may bore to depths several times the length of the shell.
Some species drill to a depth only slightly more than the length of the shell.
The results show that even the optimum length of a shell and tube heat exchanger becomes too large to be employed in a vehicle.
