Search results

In order to minimize the amount of data, fast sampling data are recorded every 150 seconds for the duration of 1 second.
Analysis of sensor data.
In order to minimize the influence of test rig vibration on the data collected from the sensor located on the test bearing, the data were corrected by subtraction.
Fig. 3: Data analysis work flow for evaluation of vibration data.
FFT analysis of vibration data.

First, cloud computing could extend the computing resources and data storage outside the devices, and then seamlessly integrating with other services and sensor data and new classes of applications will be opened [3].
Reliable and secure data.
These data and resources are managed by professional computer administrator and there are many copies of your data [4].
Data could be easily shared.
Data and applications could be easily shared among different equipments through cloud computing.

PCN includes supervisory control and data acquisition systems and distributed control systems [4].
Traditional queuing-based methods of dimensioning and the challenges offered by new insights into data arrival patterns are examined.
[2] IEC 61158-4, Digital data communications for measurement and control—Fieldbus for use in industrial control systems—Part 4: Data link protocol specification (IEC, 1999)
Wang, A prototype switched Ethernet data acquisition system, Fusion Eng.
Glanzer, Plantwide data integration using FOUNDATION fieldbus, Hydrocarbon Process. 80 (2001) F20– F22

Penetration and ductility shows a linear reduction at increased hydrated lime content estimated at 14 (0.1mm) and 15cm per 0.1% of hydrated lime increment respectively while softening point and apparent viscosity increases at the rate of 6oC and 0.1 centipoises per 0.1% of hydrated lime increment respectively.
Test data presented in this study leads to several important conclusions as below.

Comparative analysis has been done by means of ANSYS modelling, taking into consideration real characteristics of aluminium alloy and ultimate load bearing capacity reduction in the vicinity of weld due to HAZ effect.
Two zones are defined based on obtained test data.

The XRD data were collected for the Al (422) reflection at 2θ=137.5°, using Cu Kα radiation.
Data were collected both at positive and negative ψ-tilt, for two in-plane orientations (φ=0, 90°).
• Step 2: The stress data are corrected for the thinning effect using the standard correction, Eq.(3)
This step provides, through the best fit of the data of step 2, an estimate of the stress trend ( ),{ }jz aσ
Results and Discussion The procedure was applied to XRD data collected at 16 different depths (including the surface at z=0 µm).

Due to the concrete filling of the individual information fields with product-, order- and company-specific data, each assembly task a task-specific data packet is assigned, from which arises the visualised assembly instructions.
Thereafter, the requested information represents order-specific data.
Necessary function modules are: The PEP communicator and the control of data storage.
On one hand, this concerns a notification message to the control of data storage.
The sequence control contains necessary data linkage structures.

In fact, studies [1,5] have brought attention early on to severe reduction of mechanical properties caused by the ageing process of specific resin matrices used in composite reinforcement materials, or, even more perilous, their exposure to extreme conditions of temperature.
Data was acquired through a National Instrument system in terms of load/displacement diagrams.
In Table 2 the non reinforced specimens subjected to 100 freeze/thaw cycles are typed in red since they did not provide readable data.

A narrow band of the TMAZ, exposed to high strains and temperatures, showed evidences of dynamic recovery and recrystallization (up to 67% of reduction in the matrix grain size).
Signals were recorded continuously during the welding operation by means of data acquisition software at a rate of 90 points per second.
Temperature recordings From the thermocouple data recorded during the process, an assessment of the temperature evolution in the specimen was ascertained.
Table 2 - Thermocouple data for each location.

Approximately 50% reduction in fouling attachment was achieved with coatings containing 3wt% of nZnO.
Data resulted from impedance and Tafel study Coatings Ecorr [meV] ICorr [mA/cm2] CR [ mm/Y] Impedance [ohm cm2] Theta [ɵ] Frequency [Hz] S1 -741 0.0088 0.1029 102 02 103 S2 -600 0.0017 0.0207 103 20 103 S3 -478 0.0003 0.0036 105 25 103 S4 -472 0.0006 0.0080 104 15 103 S5 -491 0.0005 0.0064 103 15 103 S6 -536 0.0008 0.0093 103 15 103 Salt spray test results.
The data resulted from corrosion and fouling studies clearly indicate that the optimum wt% nZnO loaded epoxy resins can be used as anti corrosive and antifouling coating showing improved efficiency than the other coatings of the present study.