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Effect of composition and microstructure on the rusting of MS Rebars and ultimately their impact on mechanical behavior
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Nanoparticle induced control (MWCNTs-TiO2) on grain size and tensile strength response and multi response optimization on TIG welded joints
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Experimental on the FBC chamber for analysis temperature and combustion efficiency using palm oil biomass fuel
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A model for predicting the oil film thickness between the contact surfaces of the gerotor pump teeth is given in this paper. In order to reduce mechanical losses and avoid wearing of the teeth’s active surfaces, it is necessary to provide a minimum thickness of the oil film between the contact surfaces.