Application of computers

Industrial Application of Computed Radiography with Luminescence Imaging Plates. 

Applicability of Computed Radiography (CR) Corrosion and Wall Thickness Measurements, P. Willems, B. Vaessen, W. Hueck, U. Ewert, U. Zscherpel, Y. Onel, Poster at the 7 ECNDT Conference, Copenhagen 1998... 

Charifson P S (Editor) 1997. Practical Application of Computer-Aided Drug Design. New York, Dekk.er. 

L. T. Manzione, Applications of Computer Aided Engineering in Injection Molding, Hanser Pubhshers, Munich, Germany, 1987. 

By far the best application of computers to evaporators is for working up operators data into the basic performance parameters such as heat-transfer coefficients, steam economy, and dilution. 

Control of Crushers Lower-grade raw materials, higher energy costs, larger-scale operations, and more complex, capital-intensive plants make automatic control of size-reduction equipment more important (Suominen, 21st International Symposium—Applications of Computers and Operations Research in the Mineral Industry, 1011-1018). Benefits are increased productivity, process stability and safety, improved recoveiy of mineral values, and reduced costs [Horst and Enochs, Engineering Mining J., 181(6), 69-171 (1980)]. 

At present, conformational searches provide for the most important application of computer molecular modeling in biology. In contrast, in statistical physics, from which MC and MD methods were originally borrowed, they are primarily used for studying... 

An appreciation of statistical results can be gained from a study conducted to support the first application of computer control for an ethylene oxide production unit at Union Carbide Corporation in 1958. For the above purpose, twenty years of production experience with many units was correlated by excellent statisticians who had no regard for kinetics or chemistry. In spite of this, they did excellent, although entirely empirical work. One statement they made was ... [ethane has a significant effect on ethylene oxide production.] This was rejected by most technical people because it did not appear to make any sense ethane did not react, did not chemisorb, and went through the reactor unchanged. 

John C. Russ. Computer Assisted Microscopy. Plenum Press, New York, 1990. A highly readable account of the applications of computers to SEMs and other imaging instruments. 

Both the language of valence bond theory and of molecular orbital theory are used in discussing structural effects on reactivity and mechanism. Our intent is to illustrate both approaches to interpretation. A decade has passed since the publication of the Third Edition. That decade has seen significant developments in areas covered by the text. Perhaps most noteworthy has been the application of computational methods to a much wider range of problems of structure and mechanism. We have updated the description of computational methods and have included examples throughout the text of application of computational methods to specific reactions. 

Application of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Computational Fluid Mixing in Reactors... 

Kuipers, J.A.M. and van Swaaij, W.P.M., 1997. Application of computational fluid dynamics to chemical reaction engineering. Reviews in Chemical Engineering, 13, 1-110. 

Applications of computational chemistry to the study of cydodextrins 98CRV1829. 

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