The produced sensor paper was tested for sensitivity using different ammonia concentrations and we observed a sensitivity lower limit at 63 ppm.
The first model of a 3D frame included in this paper was tested as part of the activities of the 15th World Conference on Earthquake Engineering (2012).
In this section, the smart LCM proposed in this paper was tested for its expansive and sealing properties using the particle plugging apparatus (PPA).
The insurance model constructed in the first part of the paper was tested assuming a Normal loss (consistent with classic portfolio theory) and Lomax claims loss as is used in most insurance work.
TCOB has been implemented and all examples presented in this paper were tested using this implementation.
Finally, the main contributions of the paper are tested on a 5 kVA prototype.
Two different combinations of germination paper were tested for their ability to absorb, distribute, and retain water in microgravity.
The correctness of all the multipliers presented in this paper is tested and verified through extensive simulation.
The algorithm developed in this paper is tested for different cases with good results, especially for small hydrothermal systems.
