Sentence examples for shielding problems from inspiring English sources
Neutron transport simulation is usually performed for criticality, power distribution, activation, scattering, dosimetry and shielding problems, among others.
Hereby, the microvalve solves electrolysis or electrode shielding problems observed in electrostatic actuation in micro total analysis systems.
In this way the expensive electron transport calculations can be performed once with good statistics for the different ADS shielding problems.
Monte Carlo (MC) neutron transport codes have been extensively used for more than three decades to perform criticality calculations and to solve shielding problems due to their capability to model complex systems without major approximations.
As the construction phase of ITER is approaching, the design of the main components has been optimized/finalized and several minor design changes/optimizations have been made, some with the object to mitigate critical radiation shielding problems.
These three solutions differs in the feeding pipes layouts and target manifold protection and they have been proposed and evaluated considering heat flux issues, shielding problems, interface requirements with blanket and vacuum vessel and remote maintenance needs.
The elastic modulus of Ti and its alloys can be reduced through the introduction of a porous structure, thereby addressing the stress shielding problem.
In the previous paragraphs of this section, we have shown that two-node UWB sensor network with centralized architecture completely solves the mutual shielding problem in scenario 1 represented by two moving persons.
The results are of potential benefit in producing surface engineered porous samples for biomedical applications which do not only address the stress shielding problem, but also improve the chemical integration.
Nevertheless, the method seems to produce optimal meshes in the AMR process for both linear and quadratic discretisations, and is ≈×100 more accurate than uniform refinement for the same amount of computational effort for a 67 group deep penetration shielding problem.
They could be caused by underinflation of the tires, which Ford ordered, perhaps to shield problems with the Explorer, or from a puncture.
