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The influences of two configuration factors: orientation and aspect ratio of the void model were investigated by CFD simulation.

Three half-space void models and a two-layered void model were used to demonstrate the feasibility and effect of detecting a void with the generalized S-transform.

The relieving of the global current crowding in the pancake void model was not found in this new EM failure mechanism.

A simple street canyon situated in Tokyo, defined as void model, was applied as an illustration of the new criteria in evaluating the local wind environment at ground level.

These parameters were entered in OLINDA MIRD bladder voiding model under the assumption that the bladder is emptied every 2 h.

Depending on the bladder-voiding model the mean effective dose calculated was between 0.015 and 0.031 mSv/MBq and thus in the range of the other RGD tracers already in clinical studies.

Tables 2 and 3 summarizes average organ dosimetry for nine subjects with different urinary bladder voiding models.

For the problem (B) the numerical results are obtained if the elastic inclusions (for example hard inclusions) are randomly replaced by another inclusion (for example by the voids modeling the complete debonding).

Data for both voiding models shows that the organs that received the highest radiation absorbed dose were the gallbladder, upper large intestine, small intestine, liver, and urinary bladder at 143.0 ± 80.20, 74.50 ± 34.20, 65.50 ± 29.60, 64.40 ± 22.10, and 27.10 ± 11.70 μSv/MBq, respectively.

An important finding of this investigation is that, in quantitative modeling of ductile fracture, any void growth model should be supplemented by a physically motivated void coalescence model.

This paper provides a critical review of the commonly used computational fracture models in structural engineering applications including: (a) Rice and Tracey void growth model; (b) stress modified critical strain criterion; (c) Gurson-Tvergaard-Needleman model and (d) weakly coupled ductile fracture model.