A comparison of results from both tests and analysis on all 15 specimens confirm that, inclusion of fibers over a partial depth in the tensile side of the prestressed flexural structural members was economical and led to considerable cost saving without sacrificing on the desired performance.
Paleoanthropologist and team member Peter Brown, who described the bones, says the distinctive similarities among the specimens confirm that they are a new species rather than diseased moderns.
The outcomes of experimental testing on additively manufactured specimens confirm that the assembly properties can be accurately designed using optimization approaches with finite element analysis at heart.
The study of the specific acoustic activity of neat PPS resin specimens confirms that the local plastic deformation in matrix-rich areas contributes to delay the initiation of damage, and subsequent AE signals.
Histopathologic evaluation of the specimen confirmed that the resection was curative.
