mathematical model is developed for the time-dependent circular tube flow of compressible olymeric liquids subject to pressure-dependent slip at the wall and applied to a poly dimethyl iloxane PDMS . The parameters of pressure-dependent wall slip velocity and shear viscosity of he PDMS were determined using combinations of small-amplitude oscillatory shear, steady orsional and squeeze flows and...

Finite element method and fiber model were used to calculate the load-carrying capacity of specimens. Based on experimental theoretical analysis, simplified calculation for this kind member is proposed. It indicates that finite result relatively small, accords well with result. Circular reinforced concrete members covered steel tube presents both characteristics filled member, showing higher gr...

Quasi-static tests are performed in order to determine the crash behavior of composite tubes. The specimens are made from woven fiber carbon/epoxy. The crash experiments show that the tubes crushed in a progressive manner from one end to the other of the tubes while delamination was taking place between the layers. In the simulation works described in this paper the ANSYS explicit finite elemen...

The laser tube bending process (LTBP) is a thermal non-contact for tubes with less springback and thinning of the tube. In this paper, will be studied experimentally. length irradiation scheme are two main affecting parameters in LTBP process. For purpose, different samples according to schemes (Circular irradiating (CIS) axial (AIS)) lengths beam (from 4.7 28.2 mm) fabricated. angle laser-bent...

Abstract: In this paper we extend the theory of Radio Frequency (RF) propagation as it relates to propagation within metal circular pipes. This work is motivated by a need to understand the operation of UHF Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) systems when the tags are placed within the pipes. These circular pipes are shown to be similar to metal tube waveguides which are hollow. We derive the...