semi-rigid aluminum containers are being used widely in food industries. they have wrinkle shaped walls for strengthening their physical structure. the objective of this study was to assess the effect of wrinkled parts on the heat transfer and temperature distribution of the containers by computational fluid dynamics (cfd) analysis. therefore, a precise designed geometry of the wrinkled walls c...

Human Serum albumin as well as other biological products prepared by blood fractionation for clinical purposes, was found to contain different amount of aluminum in different commercially available human albumin solutions. It has been reported that interaction of chemicals with the container material can occur during plasma collection, manufacture and storage, so aluminum is introduced into alb...

We investigate the problem of computing a minimum volume container for the non-overlapping packing of a given set of three-dimensional convex objects. Already the simplest versions of the problem are NPhard so that we cannot expect to find exact polynomial time algorithms. We give constant ratio approximation algorithms for packing axis-parallel (rectangular) cuboids under translation into an a...

ABSTRAcr. We consider a heat conducting incompressible micropolar fluid at rest and filling a closed rigid container. We account for the heat generated due to viscous dissipation and show that the kinetic and the thermal energy of arbitrary disturbances of the rest state decays exponentially. The rate of decay depends upon the viscosity coefficients, heat conduction coefficients and the size an...

The collision of a ball with a baseball bat or a tennis racket is usually modeled in terms of rigid body dynamics, assuming that the hand exerts no impulsive reaction force on the handle during the collision. In this paper, a uniform aluminum beam was used as an idealized bat or racket, in order to examine both the rigid body approximation and the assumption that the hand force can be neglected...

The problem of dynamic coupling between a rectangular container undergoing planar pendular oscillations and its interior potential fluid sloshing is studied. Neumann boundary-value for the motion inside deduced from Bateman–Luke variational principle. governing integro-differential equation suspended container, single rigid pivoting rod, Euler–Lagrange forced pendulum. rigid-body partial differ...