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Figure 4-218. Sketch of the principle of the sensor arrangement in a steering tool and any magnetic directional tool. (Courtesy SPE... Figure 4-218. Sketch of the principle of the sensor arrangement in a steering tool and any magnetic directional tool. (Courtesy SPE...
The arrangement of Figure 4-218 is common to all directional tools based on the earth s magnetic field for orientation MWD tools or wireline logging tools. [Pg.905]

Figure 4-224. Mechanical drawing of the accelerometer section of a directional tool. (Courtesy Sunstrand [102].,)... Figure 4-224. Mechanical drawing of the accelerometer section of a directional tool. (Courtesy Sunstrand [102].,)...
Resistance of Some Directional Tools or Components to Axial Shocks or Impacts... [Pg.925]

Transient IR spectroscopy in the range of the amide I band is a direct tool to follow the structural dynamics of the peptide moiety. IR difference spectra on the bicyclic molecule bc-AMPB are plotted in Fig. 5. Shortly after excitation the absorption is dominated by a red shift. Such a red shift is expected for a strong vibrational excitation of the molecule. On the time-scale of a few picosecond this red shift decays to a large extent and is replaced by a dispersive feature of opposite sign at tD = 20 ps. At later delay times this feature changes details of its shape, it sharpens up and some substructure appears around 1680 cm 1. After 1.7 ns the shape is similar, but not completely identical to the difference spectrum recorded with stationary FTIR spectroscopy. This time dependence shows that the dominant structural change responsible for the IR difference spectrum occurs on the 20 ps time-scale and that minor structural changes continue until nanoseconds and even later times. [Pg.377]

Of course, no subject with the long-term vitality and impact of fluid mechanics and transport phenomena will remain for long without the appearance of major new directions, tools, and challenges. These developments will be the focus of the last section of this paper. However, before leaving this brief synopsis of the past, a few clarifications may be worthwhile. [Pg.64]

In conclusion, the EWIMA is best used as a directional tool to center a process around zero. However, EWIMA cannot foresee the unforeseen. When a process is operating at an acceptable level and in a reasonably stable mode, and one wants to sustain the same physical state, the EWIMA process control illustrated in Figure 26.3 can be useful. [Pg.397]

Electron diffraction needs no introduction as a relatively simple and direct tool for determining the interatomic distances within a molecule in the vapor state, in which it is free from the constraints and perturbations of the condensed phases (79,80). In an ideal situation, the method is capable of defining quite precisely the positions of hydrogen atoms... [Pg.185]

X-ray crystallography is a powerful and direct tool to understand kinase inhibitory mechanisms. Key experiments demonstrate that inhibitors interact with multiple regions of kinases that lead to mechanisms that may or may not be competitive with substrates. As examples, p38 inhibitors fall into both groups. [Pg.1129]

The method is based on the magnetorefractive effect (MRE). The MRE is the variation of the complex refractive index (dielectric function) of a material due to change in its conductivity at IR frequencies when a magnetic field is applied. A direct measure of the changes of dielectric properties of a material can be performed by determining its reflection and transmission coefficients. Hence, IR transmission or reflection spectroscopy can provide a direct tool for probing the spin-dependent conductivity in GMR and TMR [5,6]. [Pg.276]

Figure 217. Diagrams of two methods for direct tool lubrication, (a) Spray method, (b) electrostatic method ... Figure 217. Diagrams of two methods for direct tool lubrication, (a) Spray method, (b) electrostatic method ...
Studies of chemical bonding, charge distribution, and valence state are perhaps the best established applications of ESCA at present and account for the bulk of the published papers in this area. In contrast to the heretofore more classical techniques which are essentially inferential in character, ESCA is able to directly probe both the valence electrons, which actually participate in bonding, and the core electrons, which are directly influenced by the behavior of the valence electrons. It is this capability of ESCA that has led to its rapid growth it is perhaps the most powerful and direct tool for these types of studies. [Pg.432]

Photoelectron spectroscopy provides a useful (because direct) tool for studying the valence-band structure of solids. It is unlike soft x-ray emission spectroscopy where one must contend with transitions (to inner shells) that are constrained by selection rules and where one must take into account the character of the shell to which the transitions occur. In photoelectron spectroscopy, any of the occupied states in the band can be examined by ejecting the band photoelectrons. Thus, the photoelectron spectral shape essentially reflects the structure of the occupied band itself. [Pg.439]

SDSL EPR is sensitive to flexible regions of proteins and to dynamical changes, and can be used to measure water accessibility profiles and accurate distances between spin labeled side chains. The wealth of information that can thus be obtained makes SDSL EPR a direct tool to access conformational changes of proteins. The bridge... [Pg.151]

Fig. 5 Pyridine ligands carrying a self-complementary hydrogen-bond moiety (carboxylic acid, in this example) provide a noncovalent directional tool for connecting infinite copper(I) chloride coordination polymers into an extended two-dimensional network. Fig. 5 Pyridine ligands carrying a self-complementary hydrogen-bond moiety (carboxylic acid, in this example) provide a noncovalent directional tool for connecting infinite copper(I) chloride coordination polymers into an extended two-dimensional network.
Surface curvature (A-feed direction) Tool Radius(R)... [Pg.521]

Bridge tooling Direct tooling Indirect tooling Prototype tooling... [Pg.1025]

Fig.1 Structure of the technology of additive manufacturing and its applications rapid prototyping and rapid manufacturing as well as its correlation with Prototype Tooling, Direct Tooling, and Indirect Tooling... Fig.1 Structure of the technology of additive manufacturing and its applications rapid prototyping and rapid manufacturing as well as its correlation with Prototype Tooling, Direct Tooling, and Indirect Tooling...
Rapid prototyping means to make parts using RP processes and RP materials. In terms of tooling it results in Prototype Tooling. In contrast, rapid manufacturing uses materials close to non-AM processing, often named series materials and results in Direct Tooling. [Pg.1026]

Direct Tooling by sintering and melting of metals can be regarded as the most important process to make tool components to be integrated in the final tools. [Pg.1027]

Direct Tools are sintered from one- or multicomponent metal powders. Today the focus is on one-component powders that allow making parts with properties similar to milling or EDM. Powders are made from steel, mild steel, tool steel, CoCr-steel, titanium, and aluminum. The particle size rises from 50 pm down to 20 pm. Small particles require a careful handling, as they may be respirable and explosive. Reactive powders like aluminum and titanium require a completely sealed build space and a closed material handling system flooded with shielding gas. [Pg.1028]

For Direct Tooling LLM results in the so-called lamella tools composed from a set of single layers of some millimeters thickness, joint by ultrasonic welding or mechanically. This rapidly processes massive tools. But they show limited details and need intensive postprocessing of its surface. The imprint of the stair steps can be avoided by covering the tool with deep throwing foil. [Pg.1028]

Due to its surface texture and its anisotropic mechanical behavior, extrusion processes are not reconnnended for tooling, for neither Prototype nor Indirect or Direct Tooling. [Pg.1028]

For Direct Tooling, 3D printing allows making tool inserts that may contain interior channels. Infiltration with bronze increases the thermal conductivity that improves the cycle time if the mechanical properties can be accepted. [Pg.1029]

Direct Tooling preferably is applied to make cavities, sliders, and tool inserts from tool steel. Generating with a powder nozzle is mainly used for repair and design changes. [Pg.1030]

The generie metamodel supports various types of processes (software, business, and workflow) that an organization ean plan to define. Eaeh process has several activities— pieees of work that must be done. The philosophy of defining both models is the same. The definition of a model starts by ereating its entities and relations from the metamodel. An activity for e-business process is composed of a name and relationships with entities product, direction, tool, role, and... [Pg.199]

Many presses are equipped with heated platens but when very deep tools are used it is often necessary to incorporate some means of direct tool heating, e.g. electrical cartridge heaters or circulating oil. Platen heating of the tools was used for the cab panels. [Pg.180]


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