Engineering Computations: Volume 28 Issue 6
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International journal for computer-aided engineering and softwareTable of contents
Numerical simulation of the performance of a human nasal cavity
Francisco Castro, Teresa Parra, César Quispe, Pilar CastroThe paper aims to focus on airflow and heat transfer inside the human nasal cavity. The contribution of this work is the inertial analysis of the momentum and thermal stress of…
Shock wave simulations using Sinc Differential Quadrature Method
Alper Korkmaz, İdris DağThis paper aims to present a numerical solution of non‐linear Burger's equation using differential quadrature method based on sinc functions.
Probabilistic evaluation of seismic liquefaction potential in field conditions: A kinetic energy approach
Yaser Jafarian, Mohammad H. Baziar, Mohammad Rezania, Akbar A. JavadiIn this paper, the peak kinetic energy density (KED) of soil particles during earthquake excitation is used as an intensity measure for the evaluation of liquefaction potential…
Seismic response analysis models of an oil storage tank with a floating roof
Toshio Nagashima, Takenari Tsukuda, Hiroshi Suemasu, Kiyoshi SogabeThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the effects of the finite element models on the response of a free surface or a floating roof, which is important for safety assessment…
Dependence of contact area on the resolution of fractal interfaces in elastic and inelastic problems
Olympia Panagouli, Euripidis MistakidisThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the influence of the resolution with which interfaces of fractal geometry are represented, on the contact area and consequently on the…
Optimum energy on the fragmentation of kidney stones by direct impact
Antonio Caballero, Jean‐Francois MolinariThis paper aims to describe a numerical approach to the fragmentation of kidney stones by direct impact.
The truss‐like discrete element method in fracture and damage mechanics
Luis Kosteski, Ignacio Iturrioz, Ruben Galiano Batista, Adrián P. CisilinoThe purpose of this paper is to further develop the truss‐like discrete element method (DEM) in order to make it suitable to deal with damage and fracture problems.
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- Prof. Chenfeng Li