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    Evaluation of Moisture Diffusion Theories in Porous Materials 

    Alvarez, Juan C. (Virginia Tech, 1998-08-07)
    Moisture transport in building materials is directly responsible for structural damage, as well as poor indoor air quality. For these reasons, the need to understand transfer mechanisms and predict moisture transport ...
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    Experimental Investigation of Hyperbolic Heat Transfer in Heterogeneous Materials 

    Tilahun, Muluken (Virginia Tech, 1998-01-20)
    In previous studies, evidence of thermal wave behavior was found in heterogeneous materials. Thus, the overall goal of this study was to experimentally verify those results, and develop a parameter estimation scheme to ...
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    An Investigation of Performance Limitations in Active Noise Reduction Headsets 

    Clatterbuck, Daniel C. (Virginia Tech, 1998-04-27)
    Closed-loop performance of an active noise reduction (ANR) headset is limited by phase lag. Speaker dynamics, control hardware, and acoustic wave propagation from the control speaker to the error microphone all contribute ...
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    Local Adaptive Slicing for Layered Manufacturing 

    Tyberg, Justin (Virginia Tech, 1998-02-16)
    Existing layered manufacturing systems fabricate parts using a constant build layer thickness. Hence, operators must compromise between rapid production with large surface inaccuracies, and slow production with high ...
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    Stress Estimation Using Clock Spring Modeling Techniques in Twist Capsule Design 

    Hale, Brian D. (Virginia Tech, 1998-08-07)
    Twist Capsules are rotating electrical connections that are used when low noise electrical signals are required between a stationary connector and a mechanically oscillating one. Twist capsules are used throughout industry ...
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    Scaling a Prismatic Revolute Joint (Pr) Manipulator Using Similitude and Buckingham Pi Techniques 

    Gilbert, Gregory S. Jr. (Virginia Tech, 1998-03-17)
    This thesis presents scaling methods for sizing a prototype micro prismatic revolute (PR) manipulator actuated by permanent magnet (PM) direct current (d.c.) gearmotors. Dimensional analysis was the principle tool used ...
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    Optimal Vehicle Path Generator Using Optimization Methods 

    Ramanata, Peeroon Pete (Virginia Tech, 1998-04-15)
    This research explores the idea of developing an optimal path generator that can be used in conjunction with a feedback steering controller to automate track testing experiment. This study specifically concentrates ...
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    Advancements in the Split Hopkinson Bar Test 

    Kaiser, Michael Adam (Virginia Tech, 1998-05-01)
    The split Hopkinson bar test is the most commonly used method for determining material properties at high rates of strain. The theory governing the specifics of Hopkinson bar testing has been around for decades. It has ...
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    An Experimental Study of Soot Formation in Dual Mode Laminar Wolfhard-Parker Flames 

    Hibshman, Randolph Joell II (Virginia Tech, 1998-04-09)
    An experimental study of sooting characteristics of laminar underventillated ethylene non-premixed flames in hot vitiated environments was performed using a modified Wolfhard-Parker co-flowing slot burner. The burner could ...
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    Development of a Novel Zero-Turn-Radius Autonomous Vehicle 

    Haynie, Charles Dean (Virginia Tech, 1998-08-05)
    This thesis describes the development of a new zero-turn-radius (ZTR) differentially driven robotic vehicle hereinafter referred to as NEVEL. The primary objective of this work was to develop a device that could be used ...
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    Mechanical Engineering (42)
    Subjectexperimental (2)finite element analysis (2)Genetic Algorithm (2)laser Doppler vibrometer (2)Parameter Estimation (2)... View MoreAdvisorAhmadian, Mehdi (5)Mahan, James Robert (4)Reinholtz, Charles F. (3)Saunders, William R. (3)Bohn, Jan Helge (2)... View MoreDate Issued
    1998 (42)
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