'Shear forces' presentation slideshows

Biochemical Engineering CEN 551

Biochemical Engineering CEN 551. Instructor: Dr. Christine Kelly Animal Cell Cultures (Chapter 12) and Glycosylation. Sources. Text - Chapter 12 Peshwa, M. V. Mammalian Cell Culture Websites: http://www.np.edu.sg/~dept-bio/biochemical_engineering/lectures/bioreact1/bioreact3_1.htm.

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Rock Hound Lab

Rock Hound Lab. Identify Major Characteristics of Different Rock Textures. Igneous rocks can be identified by the determination of the composition and texture of the rock. .

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Board Review 6/7/2013

Board Review 6/7/2013. Emergency Care. Test Question. What is your favorite letter? C D E A B. Pediatric Head Injuries. Role of the PCP. Assess a patient with head trauma and determine if a significant intracranial injury (ICI) has resulted

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Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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Protein Stability

Protein Stability. Willem J.H. van Berkel Laboratory of Biochemistry Wageningen University The Netherlands. Why use enzymes ?. Advantages Enzymes are efficient and selective Enzymes act under mild conditions Enzymes are environmentally acceptable

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Protein Stability

Protein Stability. Willem J.H. van Berkel Laboratory of Biochemistry Wageningen University The Netherlands. Why use enzymes ?. Advantages Enzymes are efficient and selective Enzymes act under mild conditions Enzymes are environmentally acceptable

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Good morning!

Good morning!. New words. Beam ? Tension ?? Compression ? Shear ? Torsion ?? Bending ??

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From last time:

From last time:. Why are some materials solids at room temperature, and others are liquids or gases?

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Mechanical Properties of Biological Materials

KINE 3301 Biomechanics of Human Movement. Mechanical Properties of Biological Materials. Chapter 14. Strength of Biological Materials. The strength of biological materials is defined by the ability of the material to withstand stress without failure.

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Reconstruction of Earthquake Damaged Rural Houses (REDRH)

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Influence Lines Dr. Abdulkhaliq A. Jaafer

Influence Lines Dr. Abdulkhaliq A. Jaafer. Influence Lines. As applied loads on a structure changes location, the reactions, the member axial forces, shear forces, and bending moments change value correspondingly.

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Forces I nside Earth

Forces I nside Earth. Fault Formation. elastic limit= how far a rock will bend and stretch Elastic deformation= forces that cause rocks to bend and stretch out of shape Faults= when rocks are bent and stretched beyond the limit and break and move along surface can move up, down, or sideways.

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INTERNAL FORCES (Section 7.1)

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Faults

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reminders

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Bending Moments

Bending Moments. A bending moment exists in a structural element when an external force is applied to the element so that the element bends (or wishes to bend).

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FOLDS and FAULTS

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RESPONSE OF BRIDGES DUE TO LIQUEFACTION INDUCED LATERAL SPREADING

RESPONSE OF BRIDGES DUE TO LIQUEFACTION INDUCED LATERAL SPREADING. Erickson Nguon University of Auckland, New Zealand July 31, 2013. Project Overview.

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Analysis: V-n Diagram

Analysis: V-n Diagram. Analysis: Wing Loading. Loads on the wing due to Lift and Drag forces, Shear forces, and Moments. Loading is necessary to design for bending stresses, buckling, and divergence. Forces found using a mixture of analytical and empirical formulas. Analysis: Wing Loading.

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