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Subject: Advanced Concepts and Techniques in Thermal Modelling - Call for Papers -- From: Michel ELHAYEK
Subject: Re: What's in a Job Title ? -- From: "Johnny"
Subject: Is this ultrasonic ? -- From: edlincol@sover.net (Ed Lincoln)
Subject: <> Liquid between two particles <> -- From: "H.M"
Subject: vortex ring velocity -- From: Arkadi Berezovski
Subject: Re: vortex ring velocity -- From: Rikard GEBART
Subject: Re: What's in a Job Title ? -- From: dave lawson
Subject: Re: vortex ring velocity -- From: dauerba@gwdvms.gwdg.de

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Subject: Advanced Concepts and Techniques in Thermal Modelling - Call for Papers
From: Michel ELHAYEK
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 1996 11:04:33 +0100
First Announcement - Call for Papers
          Advanced Concepts and Techniques in Thermal Modelling
          Eurotherm Seminar N.53
          October 8-10, 1997
          Faculte Polytechnique de Mons, Mons, Belgium.
The deadlines are :
          Abstracts due         : February 14, 1997
          Final manuscripts due : June 13, 1997
More details on the Web at :
          http://stecwww.fpms.ac.be/EURO53/
or by e-mail to :
          euro53@stecsgi.fpms.ac.be
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Subject: Re: What's in a Job Title ?
From: "Johnny"
Date: 10 Dec 1996 19:40:25 GMT
If you are a CAD Drafter who works between various depatments in a large
engineering organization, you are a "Nomadic CADsman of the Nether Regions
of Corporate Space (NCNRCS)"
John Hoelzl
(johnnygalt@centuryinter.net)
Chris Paris <6844@mne.net> wrote in article ...
> The obvious exception is that if you go around whistling at girls on the 
> street, you ARE a CAD!
> 
> 
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Subject: Is this ultrasonic ?
From: edlincol@sover.net (Ed Lincoln)
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 01:59:24 GMT
Need some advise....I need to  hear a leaking valve. It is within a 6
inch sphere of fuel oil,  ( this is a gate valve ) and the velocity is
about 4 feet per second at the leak. The  leak  is a  .01 inch
diameter pin hole. I will be using a  scope, preamp, and mic.
But .....at what frequency ? And what kind of preamp ?
AND assuming a  "quiet " test atmosphere, how difficult will it be to
see the trace from the resonate  and sub frequencys?  
Indoor Air Quality
Lots of Information at our Web Site 
http://www.sover.net/~edlincol
Edward P. Lincoln,    Lincoln Technology
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Subject: <> Liquid between two particles <>
From: "H.M"
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 12:18:03 +1000
Hi there,
I need help to mathematically model the amount of the liquid 
left between two spherical particles.
Regards,
Mosavian
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Subject: vortex ring velocity
From: Arkadi Berezovski
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 09:41:02 +0200
Hi there,
I'm looking for well documented  experimental results on vortex ring
translation velocity. If somebody can provide me with any information
on this, I'd be extremely grateful.
Thanks in advance.
Arkadi Berezovski
berez@ioc.ee
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Subject: Re: vortex ring velocity
From: Rikard GEBART
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 11:03:02 GMT
Arkadi Berezovski wrote:
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> I'm looking for well documented  experimental results on vortex ring
> translation velocity. If somebody can provide me with any information
> on this, I'd be extremely grateful.
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Arkadi Berezovski
> 
> berez@ioc.ee
I know that I read a paper about this in connection to density interfaces.
I cannot remember the name of the author but it can have been Hopfinger
or Linden. The paper appeared in JFM (that I am sure about) and the year
must have been between 1975-1987 (cannot be more specific than that).
You may find the exact reference if you look in the book
Turner, J.S., Buoyancy Effects in Fluids
Cheers,
Rikard
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Subject: Re: What's in a Job Title ?
From: dave lawson
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 1996 08:37:09 -0800
G. Shane J. Lafreniere wrote:
> 
> 
> There is a rather lengthy, formal process to be followed to obtain a
> licence (which I'm currently doing) and be able to practice within
> Canada as a Professional Engineer.
> 
Please read 'INCREDIBLY long' in place of 'rather lengthy'.  Your words
are too kind.
Dave
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Subject: Re: vortex ring velocity
From: dauerba@gwdvms.gwdg.de
Date: 11 Dec 1996 14:42:08 GMT
>> I'm looking for well documented  experimental results on vortex ring
>> translation velocity. If somebody can provide me with any information
>> on this, I'd be extremely grateful.
>> Thanks in advance.
>> 
The newest I know is in Exp. in fluids 21, 315-324 (1996).
Lots of luck
David Auerbach
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