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This document contains mechanical engineering assignment questions about measurement systems. It asks students to explain the significance of measurement systems, classify measurement systems, generalize measurement systems, describe types of input, explain static calibration and static sensitivity. It also asks students to define and explain the terms linearity, accuracy, precision, hysteresis, and types of errors in measurement systems.
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This document outlines the course content for Unit 4 of Mechanical Vibrations. The unit covers multi-degree of freedom systems, including exact analysis, undamped and forced vibrations. Other topics include influence coefficients, reciprocal theorem, torsional vibration of multi-rotor systems, vibration of gear systems, principal coordinates, and longitudinal and torsional vibrations of continuous systems like bars and circular shafts. Examples and equations are provided for flexibility and stiffness matrices, torsional vibration of rotors, vibration of geared systems, and longitudinal vibration of bars.
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The document contains 8 questions for an assignment on mechanical measurement and control. The questions cover topics such as load cells, displacement measurement methods, torque measurement, contact type speed measuring devices, strain gauges, accelerometers, gauge factor derivation, and digital tachometers. Students are asked to write short notes, discuss advantages and limitations, explain theories, and derive equations for the various measurement techniques.
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The document summarizes research analyzing 3D stress intensity factors (SIF) for arrays of inner radial lunular or crescentic cracks in thin and thick-walled spherical pressure vessels. Finite element analysis was used to evaluate SIF distributions along crack fronts for various crack configurations, sphere geometries, crack depths, and ellipticities. The results provide insight into how SIF is affected by these parameters to better predict fatigue life and fracture of spherical pressure vessels.
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