Sub-micron particles are rigid and elastic

Article Abstract:

Engineers at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA, is developing a nanobalance to measure sub-micron scale particles that utilize electricity to selectively deflect or induce electrostatic deflection and vibrational resonance in individual carbon nanotubes. The tiny nanotubes, which are very rigid and strong, were severely bended with the application of a charge to a nanotube placed near an oppositely charged probe.

Engineering Services, Engineering for Chemicals, Chemical engineering, Chemical engineering laboratories

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Use logic diagrams to analyze failure mechanisms

Article Abstract:

Usage and method of creation of logic, network diagram for better representation of system failure mechanisms are discussed.

Methods, Usage, System design, Systems analysis, Logic diagrams

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