Combination of FMEA or HAZOP or Job Safety Analysis and Fault Tree Analysis
Can anyone share how the output of any one of hazard identification techniques such as HAZOP/ JHA/ FMEA in be used as input of Fault Tree Analysis?
Can anyone share how the output of any one of hazard identification techniques such as HAZOP/ JHA/ FMEA in be used as input of Fault Tree Analysis?
Dear colleague,
The sixth issue in 2012 (Volume 25, Issue 6) of Acta Mechanica Solida Sinica (AMSS) is now online.
Welcome to this SCI-indexed journal <http://ees.elsevier.com/camss/> for rapid publication of your exciting results.
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We are organizing a symposium on "Mechanics of Adhesion and Friction", in the upcoming ASME IMECE 2013 to be held in San Diego, during Nov 15-21, 2013. You are cordially invited to submit abstracts to this symposium, which is numbered as "10-20 Symposium on Mechanics of Adhesion and Friction".
Greetings,
As I was struggling for several months to find Gurson's PhD thesis report and as I received many emails from people who were also not finding this reference and asking for help, let me share a scan of the thesis report that I managed to get thanks to a kind and helpfull professor.
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Marieme Imene
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I'm a newbie in Abaqus, but I think I have a great passion to explore this software a bit deeper. One problem is coming when I try to install Abaqus 6.11-2 on Windows 8 64bit operating system. It stuck on the pre-installation system check, and when I click on Next, the installation has topped. Has anyone got the same problem like these? Need a little help to solve this problem. Thank you
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Hi,
I want to model a tissue using the Mooney Rivlin strain energy function. However, I am currently working in 2D (plane stress or plane strain would do). I only found the 3D material model for the strain energy density function online. What modifications should I make for converting it to 2d? I read that there is only 1 parameter required for the 2D case as opposed to the 3D case. What is the equation of this function? Is there any relation between the parameter C10 and C01 of the 3D case, and C1 of the 2D case for the same material?
Relationship between disease-specific structures of amyloid fibrils and their mechanical properties
Gwonchan Yoon, Young Gab Kim, Kilho Eom*, Sungsoo Na*
ABSTRACT