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Mechanical Engineering
Braking performance analysis of an escalator system using multibody dynamics simulation technology
Study of forced vibration response of a beam with a breathing crack using iteration method
A unique solution for principal component analysis-based multi-response optimization problems
Modelling and heuristic control of a parallel hybrid electric vehicle
Modeling and optimization of a novel two-axis mirror-scanning mechanism driven by piezoelectric actuators
Stochastic microvibration response analysis of a magnetorheological viscoelastomer based sandwich beam under localized magnetic fields
Optimisation of DLC deposition parameters for magnetic and reliability properties
Optimization of neural networks for time-domain simulation of mooring lines
Optimal production scheduling for hybrid manufacturing–remanufacturing systems with setups
Tribological Optimization of Thrust Bearings Operated With Lubricants of Spatially Varying Viscosity
Novel and conventional working fluid mixtures for solar Rankine cycles: Performance assessment and multi-criteria selection
Invariant Forms of Conservation Equations for Reactive Fields and Hydro-Thermo-Diffusive Theory of Laminar Flames
Wear study of metallic interfaces for air-conditioning compressors under submerged lubrication in the presence of carbon dioxide.
MEMS sensor measurement of surface temperature response during subcooled flow boiling in a rectangular flow channel
Metallurgical Analysis Explains the Failure Mechanism of a Farm Tractor’s PTO + PTO’s Drive Shaft, Assisting in the Evaluation of Economical Consequences of Similar Events
Journal of Failure Analysis and Prevention, 2015, Volume 15, Issue 2, pp 179-183. Georgios Triantafyllidis, Dimitrios Zagkliveris, Panagiotis Koliotsas.
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