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Finite element simulations of short columns validate analytical predictions of maximum load reduction due to imperfection sensitivity.

The analytical predictions of maximum load reductions due to imperfection sensitivity are verified by finite element simulations.

The predictions of maximum size in larger volumes are compared with those from extrapolating the log-normal curve which fits the size distribution of inclusions observed on the surface of cold crucible remelted buttons of the steels.

The model predictions of maximum concentrations of helium observed in the experiments with the conservative discharge coefficient value CD = 0.60 (the best fit range is from 0.60 to 0.95) are closer to measured data than calculation by a model based on the natural ventilation assumptions even with "tuned" CD = 0.25.

This sensitivity analysis was extended by Bates [57] who similarly demonstrated that the ratio of hind limb muscle mass to total mass has the single greatest effect on predictions of maximum running speed in bipedal dinosaurs.

The goal of this study is to determine whether modeling bone using our thermal-structural approach can either improve or equal the predictions of maximum shear strain derived from a model in which different orthotropic material properties are defined for different regions: Regionally Orthotropic FE model.

To show the superiority of the current PDF calculations over traditional moment-closure methods commonly used in practical applications, simulation is also performed by RANS method which shows large discrepancies, especially in prediction of maximum flame temperature (on the basis of present results, predicted flame temperature has 26% error via RANS method and 8% error via PDF method).

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Response surface correlation to prediction of maximum NPV.

Accurate prediction of maximum wave runup on breakwaters is a vital issue for determining crest level of coastal structures.

Thus massive separation prediction is directly coupled to the prediction of maximum lift properties of the aircraft, which is a limiting factor in take-off and landing performance.

Analytical expressions are derived for the prediction of maximum stable diameter and Sauter mean diameter of bubbles, in the breakup and coalescence regimes, respectively.