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Newton’s laws and a dynamic force-field analogy for analyzing organizational changes

Submitted by mpeleehp on

The abstract of the paper is as follows (to appear in International Journal of Mechanical Engineering Education)

 A dynamic force-field analogy for analyzing organizational change is presented. Instead of

just analyzing the driving and restraining forces in the traditional force-field analysis, which is similar to

the static analysis in solid mechanics, the forces opposing change can be modeled in terms of viscous

or frictional forces that may be encountered. Some analogies between organizational change and the

The limits of economy of material in frame-structures (Michell, 1904)

Submitted by felipecardenas on

Somebody have the Michell's work about structural optimization??: The limits of economy of material in frame-structures. Please. I need it....if you can send it to me...please contact me. Thanks

M.S thesis topic selection help about fuel cells or etc.

Submitted by vahid2364 on

hello,



 
I am a mechanic eng. M.S student with interest on material science-energy-applied mechanic and the fields like this. 







could anyone tell me what are the recent projects are doning in fuel cell field? are the people doing structural mechanical research on fuel cells and etc?







as projcet going to be done at 2011 what are the newest topics?

ICoBT 2011 - The International Conference on BioTribology - Four speakers announced

Submitted by Laure Ballu on

Professors Mike Adams and Walter Herzog are the latest speakers to be announced, joining Professors Alfons Fisher and Greg Sawyer as key speakers during ICoBT 2011. For more information, go to http://www.biotribologyconference.com/speakers.asp

Postdoctoral Fellow Position in Computational Mechanics -- Accepting Applications until Position is Filled

Submitted by tmelsayed on

Job description

A Postdoctoral Fellow position is available in the Computational Solid Mechanics Laboratory

(CSML) in the Division of Physical Sciences and Engineering at King Abdullah University of

Science and Technology (KAUST). Candidates with experience in one or more of the following

research areas are encouraged to apply:

(1) Constitutive modeling of materials (metals, biological tissues, polymers, gels, soft active

materials, …etc.)

Mass Participation factor

Submitted by prksh on

Dear all,

I am doing 3d modal analysis using Ansys. When I checked the "Effective Mass-EM" for rotational dof, it is very large compared with total mass of the model. can you share your ideas for this question.Run simulation upto 90% of EM in all dof or only in translation dof or only for 2 translation dof (any rule of thumb)?

 Thanks in advance.