Sentence examples for vessel mechanical from inspiring English sources

Thin-walled structural components are widely used in several engineering applications such as in aerospace, naval, nuclear power plant, pressure vessel, mechanical and civil fields.

Methods: This report describes the effects of culture time and scaffold type on vessel morphology, cellular differentiation, and vessel mechanical characteristics.

The results show that the WMCAS for the device are pool fire for the methanol vessel, mechanical explosion for the gasification furnace, vapour cloud explosion (VCE) for the scrubber and VCE for the carbon dioxide absorption tower.

Experimental data were used to quantify the parameters of a structure-based constitutive model enabling prediction of the acute vessel mechanical response pre-transplantation and under coronary loading conditions.

Thin-walled structural components such as plates and shells are commonly used in practical applications such as aerospace, naval, nuclear power plant, pressure vessels, mechanical and civil engineering structures and so on, and the safety assessment of such structures must carefully consider all the phenomena which can decrease the bearing capacity of such elements.

Russell P. Tjepkema, the commander of the Nassau, said he became concerned about a merchant ship whose captain indicated that the vessel had mechanical problems.

High shear granulators are often used to carry out the granulation process where the powder mass is agitated in a vessel by mechanical means while liquid is sprayed from above onto the powder bed surface.

In an alternative strategy with a focus to develop vascular paving materials that better match the vessel wall mechanical properties, Ashton et al. developed blends of polycaprolactone and polyurethane.

Inspect your vessel's mechanical and electronic system to guarantee that your boat will make the trip.

The pitted vessels and mechanical cavities owe their origin to the crushing of cell fibres (Fig. 4c f).

Intimal hyperplasia, a common response of blood vessels to mechanical injury, results in the thickening of the tunica intima.