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... strengths of the deep sea clay are 26% higher than those of core samples. The shear strength profile for the shallow water sediment is quite different from that of a nearby core. in situ shear strength vane shear comparison autonomous Armand J. Silva 1and Robert M. Wyland 2 Autonomous Seafloor...

... to obtain accurate data by the Rp method. Comparison of the results of Rp with the weight losses determined gravimetrically and some of the results of the corrosion rates of steel bars embedded in concrete calculated by this method are presented. Also, presented here are results of AC impedance...

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... for the plane stress model. The region affected by the crack tip stiffening extends to a distance from the crack tip equal to specimen thickness. This crack tip stiffened zone is imbedded in the characteristic plane stress zone if ( W -2 a )/ t is larger or equal to ten. crack propagation comparison...

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... The objective comparison of related spectroscopic methods of analysis is discussed. Capability factors considered are: ( a ) scope of application, ( b ) sample preparation requirements, ( c ) sensitivity and limit of detection, ( d ) precision, and ( e ) accuracy. Economic factors considered...

... methods be carefully considered before simulated performance tests are adopted as standards. comparison chemical analysis performance tests quality control hydrocarbons STP389-EB/Aug. 1965 CURRENT AND FUTURE APPLICATIONS OF HYDROCARBON ANALYSIS IN QUALITY CONTROL By Lewis C. Dawson* KEY WORDS...