Sentence examples for method for plate from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a novel damage detection method for plate structures based on the curvature of frequency shift surface (FSS).

The traditional design method for plate heat exchangers (PHEs), either ε-number of transfer units (ε-NTU) or logarithmic mean temperature difference method, involves many trials in order to meet the pressure drop constraints.

An effective and reliable damage identification method for plates with a continuously scanning laser Doppler vibrometer (CSLDV) system is proposed.

One can compare DQM solution procedure with the other two widely used traditional methods for plate analysis, i.e., Rayleigh Ritz method and FEM.

A generic analysis/design method for prismatic plate assemblies, using exact plate stiffnesses which are transcendental functions of loading and/or vibration frequency, has long been validated by the established program viconopt.

It is known that exploitation of the traditional superposition method for analyzing plate free vibration problems becomes a very demanding and difficult task when one moves from thin isotropic plate theory to be the thick plate Mindlin theory, and to the analysis of laminated plates.

In this study, an analytical method for flat plate systems subjected to lateral load was developed for application to nonlinear static analysis.

The effective stiffnesses are calculated by different homogenization methods and the microscopic deformation of a RVE is modeled by the finite element method for the plate with arbitrarily shaped holes.

The dynamic stiffness method for composite plate elements based on the first order shear deformation theory is implemented in a program called DySAP to compute exact natural frequencies and mode shapes of composite structures.

Different plate buckled shape functions are proposed, and the approximate explicit expressions for the buckling loads are derived using the Rayleigh Ritz method for the plate with the generic rotationally-restrained (R) boundary conditions which can be reduced to two extreme cases, i.e., simply supported (S) and clamped (C).

Here we propose a general method for correcting plate reader measurements of fluorescent proteins that uses spectral unmixing and determines both the fluorescence per cell and the errors on that fluorescence.