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Simulated compositions

Figure 2. Simulated composite spectra consisting of 4% of the nitroxides undergoing motional narrowing (isotropic, homogeneous broadening of 1 G) with rotational correlation times as indicated... Figure 2. Simulated composite spectra consisting of 4% of the nitroxides undergoing motional narrowing (isotropic, homogeneous broadening of 1 G) with rotational correlation times as indicated...
Figure 1(A) shows the ESR spectrum, at 77 K, that results from hydrated DNA (F = 12 2), /-irradiated, at 77 K, to a dose of 8.8 kGy the spectrum is a composite resulting from a number of radicals stabilized and trapped at 77 K An analysis of the composition of the underlying radicals is done by a least-square fitting of the appropriate individual radical benchmark spectra to the composite spectrum. An error parameter is calculated for each spectrum fit and a visual comparison of the computer simulated composite spectrum is done with the experimental spectrum to assure that deconvolutions are properly performed. Figure 1(A) shows the ESR spectrum, at 77 K, that results from hydrated DNA (F = 12 2), /-irradiated, at 77 K, to a dose of 8.8 kGy the spectrum is a composite resulting from a number of radicals stabilized and trapped at 77 K An analysis of the composition of the underlying radicals is done by a least-square fitting of the appropriate individual radical benchmark spectra to the composite spectrum. An error parameter is calculated for each spectrum fit and a visual comparison of the computer simulated composite spectrum is done with the experimental spectrum to assure that deconvolutions are properly performed.
It is the scope of the present work to investigate the potential of the CPSM model [8,9], to simulate composite gas sorption isotherms exhibiting or not hysteresis and hence the evaluation of a unified pore size distribution (PSD) covering both the micro-and meso-pore range. Additionally, micropore volume and surface areas will be calculated via the integration... [Pg.27]

The curves shown in Figures 3 and 4 are simulated composition profiles based on experimental data. The calculated trends fit the experimental compositions quite well, and in each case the experimental methane peak is well described. This demonstrates that the basic model for the membrane column can be applied to multicomponent systems as well as to binary mixtures. [Pg.266]

As already mentioned, NMR is not a satisfactory method to investigate the conformational equilibria of Fe chelate complexes. A promising approach to distinguish between different isomers in aqueous solution of Fe polyaminecarboxylate complexes is the correlation of solid state Raman spectroscopy with Raman spectra calculated by DFT 38). Once a reasonable agreement between measured and calculated spectra is achieved, the calculated spectra can be used to simulate composite mixtures of conformations of Fe chelate complexes, which then can be correlated to experimentally determined Raman spectra of aqueous solutions of Fe polyaminecarboxylate complexes. For example, in the solid state structures of Fe tmdta, two different conformational isomers depending on the counter cation... [Pg.152]

Geubelle, P.H. and Baylor, J. (1998) The impact-induced delamination of laminated composites a 2D simulation. Composites Part B Engineering, 29, 589-602. [Pg.353]

Fig. 41. (cont.) NHj /Na ferrierites. (c) Isotropic (FI) projections of the LaI 5Q (MQ) MAS NMR spectra together with simulations. Compositions are mentioned in figures, where the first number denotes the Si/Al ratio and second one the Na content [98S1]. [Pg.124]

Henz, B. J., Mohan, R. V. and Shires, D. R., 2007. A hybrid global-local approach for optimisation of injection gate locations in liquid composite molding process simulations , Composites Part A Applied Science and Manufacturing, 38, 1932-1946. [Pg.379]

Louis M, Huber U. Investigation of shearing effects on the permeability of woven fabrics and implementation into LCM simulation. Composites Science and Technology, 2003 63(14) 2081-2088. DOI 10.1016/s0266-3538(03)00111-8. [Pg.178]

Acheson JA, Simacek P, Advani SG. The implications of fiber compaction and saturation on fully coupled VARTM simulation. Composites Part A Applied Science and Manufacturing, 2004 35(2) 159-169. DOI http //dx.doi.0rg/lO.lOl6/j. composi tesa. 2003.02.001. [Pg.181]

An adiabatic pre-reformer was modeled with the same kinetics used in the previous models. A reactor bed was configured to represent an industrial reactor that was newly commissioned. Consequently the catalyst activity was assumed to be uniform, that is, no poisoned front had time to be established. The catalyst activity was reconciled so that one temperature in the nonequilibrium zone near the front of the reactor was matched. All other simulated temperatures then also matched the remaining measured temperatures, confirming that the kinetics were yielding appropriate heats of reaction, and composition all along the reactor bed. Effluent compositions were directly measured, and are plotted versus simulated compositions in the parity plot, showing excellent agreement. [Pg.317]

In this section an example is provided of the verification of numerical simulation with real experimental results. The AFM and TEM images are compared directly with the numerically simulated composition profiles, and an innovative methodology is applied to assess the nontrivial model parameters with simulation... [Pg.497]

Diao, X., Ye, L, and Mai, Y.-W. (1997) Fatigue behavior of CF/PEEK composite laminates mode from commingled prepreg. Part II statistical simulations. Composites Part A, 28A, 749—755. [Pg.359]

Chabett, E. et al. (2004) Prediction of the elastic response of polymer based nanocomposites a mean field approach and a discrete simulation. Composites Science and Technrdogy, 64 (2), 309-316. [Pg.74]

P. Boisse, A, Gasser, G. Hivet (2001) Analyses of fabric tensile behaviour determination of the biaxial tension-strain surfaces and their use in forming simulations, Composites A 32,1395. [Pg.287]

Frankland, S., Hank, V., Odegard, G., Brenner, D., Gates, T. - The stress-strain behaviour of polymer nanotube composites from molecular dynamics simulation , Composites Sci. Technol. 63 (2003) 1655-1661... [Pg.192]

Rouison, D., Sain, M., Conturier, M. Resin transfer molding of natural fiber reinforced composites. Journal of Cure simulation composites science Technology, 2004, 64, 629 4. [Pg.362]


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