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Reduce Time

Submitted by shengke zhi on

For hardware based method, you can use an independent timer to trigger off the counter to measure the number of speed pulses in a suitable frequency, such as 1MHz. In that case, the time interval you obtained is so small that it apporaches to zero.

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Submitted by shengke zhi on

 Instantaneous Angular Speed (IAS) is investigated for last 10 years in Condition Monitoring. The content of IAS is coming from angular speed. If the time taken is reduced apporaching to zero, we can measure the angle travelled to extract IAS, or if the angle travelled is reduced to zero, we can measure the time elapsed to extract IAS.

A 1st step to super-strong carbon materials? 'Graphene oxide paper', Nature July 26 issue

Submitted by Rod Ruoff on

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The above was written for the interested layperson who wants to learn more about science. It provides some context for our manuscript that has recently appeared in Nature.

Fracture Criterion

Submitted by Arash Karpour on
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 This is either a wage question I am asking or a stupid one...

How many fracture criterion do we have and what are they? some of these criterion that I am reading are related or a form of others...For example CTOD (crack tip opening displacement) criterion is related to energy release rate in

" A CTOD-Based Mixed-Mode Fracture Criterion" by Fashang Ma et al.

Any guid or direct help would be much appreciated.

 

   Thanks for your time

 

 Arash