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Foam stability was measured assuming that mechanical vibrations are absent.
When an individual transducer is excited, mechanical vibrations are transferred to adjacent construction components, thereby stimulating neighboring transducers to an undesired operation.
Moreover it is shown that in PEM structures, also when mechanical dissipative phenomena are negligible, mechanical vibrations are efficiently damped by means of completely passive electrical circuits.
Moreover, decreasing mechanical vibrations is a challenge for achieving higher quality life support.
Based on this model, an extended Small-Signal Scrutiny (SSS) procedure to study the impact of oscillatory modes on mechanical vibrations is proposed.
In this paper, the influence of multiple disturbance frequencies upon the jet dynamics (imparted by mechanical vibrations), is examined for the first time.
A more general method for real-time spectral analysis of mechanical vibrations is presented, which relies on a feedback loop based on capacitive sensing, on-chip signal conditioning and electrostatic actuation.
The experimental observations for the nucleation and the growth of close-packed structures associated with appropriate mechanical vibrations were well realized in the DEM simulation, suggesting the useful information on the efficient engineering fabrication of close-packed structures of particulate aggregate.
The modes of the mechanical vibration are analyzed firstly in the linear motor feed system.
Since BSS and ICA have many successful applications in speech and audio separation tasks, a natural choice is to use these techniques to perform train noise component separation; however, noise signals from mechanical vibration are very different from speech.
Significant differences in the refined tilts, thicknesses and R-values are observed when reconstructed exit waves that are corrected for mechanical vibration are compared with reconstructed exit waves, which are uncorrected.
