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Experimental Stress Analysis with Automation of MeasureMents and Data Processing Using Vibro-Wire G industrial buildings. This development imposed high requirements upon the designer, as well as on the construction firms. Irrespective of recent methods of computer aided design, it is still very necessary to check the quality of structures, verify their static and dynamic behaviour, carry out long

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An Experimental Investigation of the Behaviour of Flat Rectangular Plates Under the Action of Combis and design codes. This paper describes a series of small-scale model tests conducted to establish the effect of uniform lateral loading (i.e. hydrostatic pressure) upon the buckling behaviour and ultimate strength of flat rectangular plates subjected to in-plane uniaxial compressive loading. In th

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,Micro-Computer Based Measurement and Processing Method for Human Locomotor System’s Take-Off Proper features that can adequately be modeled, on the macroscopic level, by mechanical analogs. Biomechanical functioning of the body cannot eventually be separated from the physiological one - these two approaches being essentially integrated (1,2). In spite of this, the study of mechanical (kinematic a

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Pressure Measurements on Spatially Curved Elastic Surfaces during Crash Tests,(HIC) was developed for evaluation and comparison of variants as well as for establishment of a basis for legislation. The HEAD INJURY CRITERION is a combined evaluation factor which includes the acceleration on the inside of a dummy head as a primary characteristic. As described in (1) this factor

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Investigation into the Loosening of Risers in Carbon-Dioxide Cylinders for Fixed Fire-Extinguishingn-dioxide cylinders. Inspectors of the Dutch Director-General of Shipping and Marine Affairs found in the last few years during the legal inspections aboard ships an outstanding great number of cylinders with loose risers. To become familiar with the problem to deal with, figure 1 shows the cylinder