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Dissecting the structure-compaction-performance relationship of thin-film composite polyamide membranes with different structure features
Published 2022“…TFC membrane with a PA layer of low protuberances or nodules and dense substrate showed excellent resistance against high pressure (50 bar), with only a slight irreversible decrease of 2.1–3.5% in water permeability when retested at 5 bar. …”
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Fabrication of PVDF ultrafiltration membrane using modified thermally induced phase separation: the role of amphiphilic and hydrophilic non-solvents
Published 2023“…The addition of both PEG400 and TEG could significantly increase the membrane's PWP to 645.4 L m−2 h−1 bar−1 with moderate enlargement of the mean pore size of the membrane to 84 nm. …”
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Fractionation of catfish protein hydrolysates using ultrafiltration membrane
Published 2014“…For 5 h hydrolysate, the highest transmission was achieved at pH 5.1, pressure of 2 bar, 0.15 M of NaCl and feed concentration of 1.5 mg/ml. …”
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Fisher vector faces in the wild
Published 2013“…Several recent papers on automatic face verification have significantly raised the performance bar by developing novel, specialised representations that outperform standard features such as SIFT for this problem. …”
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Anti-fouling thin film composite (TFC) polyamide reverse osmosis (RO) membranes based on piezoelectric polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) substrates
Published 2024“…It was found PVDF-TEP substrate had larger mean pore size (around 33 nm) and higher pure water permeability (254±8 LMH/bar), making it more suitable to be substrate for RO membrane fabrication. …”
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High strain rate and elevated temperature compressive properties of magnesium alloy AZ31B
Published 2012“…Cylindrical specimens with same dimension but different fabricated directions (Transverse, Angular, Rolling and Normal) are used in compressive split Hopkinson bar test. Experiments are carried out under different temperature and strain rate. …”
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Study of high-strength concrete beam-column joints with high-yield strength steel reinforcement
Published 2016“…The test revealed that using high-yield strength steel reinforcement bars together with high-strength concrete resulted in improving the load-carrying capacity of the tested specimens. …”
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Fabrication of hollow fiber membranes using amphiphilic block copolymers as pore-forming additives
Published 2014“…PVDF hollow fiber membranes with PWP of 118 L/m2•h•bar and MWCO of 5 kDa were obtained when spun with optimized spinning conditions and using 3 wt% of LiCl and 0.2 wt% of Pluronic as the mixed additive. …”
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Brand- and price-based usage pattern analysis on peer-to-peer car-sharing platform
Published 2018“…The processed data are used to produce demographics illustrated using line and bar graphs, showing different point of views based on the attributes used. …”
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Development of novel electrospun nanofibrous scaffold with nanomaterials for target adsorption in different applications
Published 2023“…The membrane scaffold was investigated for their anionic dye removal in aqueous systems and performed beyond expectations, demonstrating up to 8808 Lm-2h-1bar-1 water permeability at 2 psi with exceptional >99% dye removal capability for anionic dyes in aqueous systems. …”
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Microstructure analysis of magnesium alloy and/or its nanocomposite under high strain rate testing
Published 2022“…There are two specimens used, one having went through deformation at high strain rate by the Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar Compression Test at room temperature and the other being at its original state. …”
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Evaluation of low-cost RFID hardware for automated equipment tracking in first-response vehicles
Published 2014“…Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) were originally developed to take over the bar codes in managing asset tagging or tracking. …”
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Improved design of an advanced Ice Giants Net Flux Radiometer
Published 2024“…This unique design allows for small net flux measurements in the presence of large ambient fluxes and rapidly changing temperatures during the probe descent to ≥10 bar pressure.…”
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C-F bond activation by transient phosphenium dications
Published 2015“…These dications were generated by reaction of the corresponding monocationic precursors with excess Na[BAr4Cl]. Evidence for the existence of transient dicationic species was obtained by trapping the dication 4a2+ with PMe3. …”
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Properties of copper slag concrete
Published 2009“…The dynamic strength of the concrete evaluated through the Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar test peaks at 20% copper slag replacement after which it reduces as more copper slag is added. …”
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Reflective loss and dishonest assistance
Published 2023“…Does the reflective loss principle bar a company’s claim against a third party for dishonest assistance in its director’s breach of fiduciary duty? …”
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Effect of symmetry of branching on leaf-like flow channel
Published 2017“…At maximum Reynolds number of 4000, Leaf65 has a pressure drop value of 2.58 bars as compared to the ALeaf65 insert with a value of 2.98 bar.…”
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High-pressure hydrogenation of graphene : towards graphane
Published 2013“…We present here a scalable method for the hydrogenation of graphene based on thermal exfoliation of graphite oxide in a hydrogen atmosphere under high pressure (60–150 bar) and temperature (200–500 °C). This method does not require a plasma source and is able to produce gram quantities of the material. …”
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