'Maximum tension' diaporamas de présentation

Geometrical Aspects of 3D Fracture Growth Simulation (Simulating Fracture, Damage and Strain Localisation: CSIRO, March

Geometrical Aspects of 3D Fracture Growth Simulation (Simulating Fracture, Damage and Strain Localisation: CSIRO, March 2010). John Napier CSIR, South Africa University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. Acknowledgements. Dr Rob Jeffrey, CSIRO Dr Andrew Bunger, CSIRO. OUTLINE.

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Chapter 7: The Muscle system

Chapter 7: The Muscle system. Karyn Borrego Tyler Correa Sabrina Cardona Nicholas Jacinto. The three types of muscle. Three types of muscle exist in the human body: smooth, cardiac, and skeletal.

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7.4 Cables

7.4 Cables. Flexible cables and chains are used to support and transmit loads from one member to another In suspension bridges and trolley wheels, they carry majority of the load In force analysis, weight of cables is neglected as it is small compared to the overall weight

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CMS ZDC Remote Handling Tool (ZDC Crane) Force Calculations and Mechanical Analysis

CMS ZDC Remote Handling Tool (ZDC Crane) Force Calculations and Mechanical Analysis Calculations of Driveline loads and forces FEA reports of Structural Components. P. Debbins University of Iowa May 12, 2014. CMS ZDC Remote Handling Tool (ZDC Crane).

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Pendulum

Pendulum. A pendulum pivots at the top of the string. The forces on a pendulum are due to gravity and tension. Tension exerts no torque Gravity exerts a torque. Force to Torque. q. L. F T. mg sin q. mg. The moment of inertia for a single mass is I = mr 2 .

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Muscular-Skeletal System

Muscular-Skeletal System. Physiological Characteristics Irritability (excitability): react to stimuli (electrical stimulation) Chemical reaction creates muscle contraction Contractility: increase tension Shorter and thicker Extensibility: stretched beyond resting length

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Muscle Histology

Muscle Histology. Connective coverings. Muscles are covered with fascia which separates muscles. Deep fascia separates muscles from each other, superficial fascia-from skin. Fascia are continuous with tendons which are continuous with ____________. Smaller picture.

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0.3 m

1. A small peg P rests on a spring that is contained inside the smooth pipe. The spring exerts an upward force of 284 N on the peg. Determine the point of attachment A (x, y, 0) of cord PA so that the tension in cords PB and PC equals 130 N and 84N, respectively. z. P. 0.6 m. B.

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