The impact of notch length and applied pressure on the development of confinement stress T within a pipe arc subjected to internal pressure
Bouali Hichem,
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Faicel Khadraoui,
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Mourad Chitour
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STUDIES IN ENGINEERING AND EXACT SCIENCES,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. e12024 - e12024
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
Geometric
discontinuities
within
mechanical
components
can
significantly
alter
the
stress
distribution,
leading
to
localized
concentrations
that
increase
risk
of
failure.
These
discontinuities,
which
take
form
cracks,
notches,
or
other
defects,
cause
premature
material
degradation
if
not
properly
accounted
for
during
design
and
analysis
phases.
The
presence
such
often
results
in
variations
stress,
may
accelerate
wear
tear
systems
structures,
compromising
their
integrity
over
time.
This
study
focuses
on
numerical
T-stress
terms
Mode
I
pipeline
specimens
with
external
surface
cracks.
By
using
difference
method
(SDM),
developed
by
Yang,
this
research
aims
evaluate
how
applied
influences
behavior
near
crack
tip.
provides
a
detailed
examination
evolution
these
explores
changes
parameters,
as
length
pressure,
affect
distribution
lead
potential
highlight
importance
accurately
predicting
impact
durability
under
internal
pressure.
Language: Английский
Enhancing gas turbine performances: numerical thermal study on the blades using ceramic coating (MgO)
Nacer Chouchane,
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Abdelmadjid Chehhat,
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Hammam Chouchane
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South Florida Journal of Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(11), P. e4667 - e4667
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
The
hot
gases
produced
in
the
combustion
chamber
can
reach
temperatures
up
to
1600
°C,
posing
a
substantial
risk
turbine
blades
by
causing
thermal
degradation.
This
damage
necessitates
frequent
maintenance,
leading
considerable
material
waste
and
requiring
significant
time
labor.
Such
issues
ultimately
reduce
efficiency
hinder
productivity.
To
address
these
challenges,
we
propose
applying
thick
ceramic
coating,
specifically
magnesium
oxide
(MgO),
blades.
coating
would
serve
as
insulator,
protecting
from
excessive
heat
enhancing
their
durability.
assess
effectiveness
of
this
protective
conducted
combination
analytical
numerical
studies.
study
utilized
finite-difference
method,
while
analysis
was
performed
using
FLUENT
ANSYS.
Through
analyses,
monitored
temperature
distribution
within
coated
evaluated
layer’s
ability
endure
high
loads.
findings
suggest
that
MgO
offers
promising
resistance,
potentially
extending
blade
life
improving
overall
performance.
Language: Английский
Time dependent thermal behavior of geothermal energy pile (GEP) for summer and winter periods using CFD analysis
Samia Boudjaza,
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Abdelmadjid Chehhat,
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Billel Rebai
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STUDIES IN ENGINEERING AND EXACT SCIENCES,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. e11283 - e11283
Published: Nov. 29, 2024
This
study
investigates
the
thermomechanical
behavior
of
geothermal
energy
piles,
which
serve
dual
function
providing
structural
support
and
facilitating
heat
exchange
with
surrounding
ground.
The
thermal
transfer
is
achieved
by
circulating
a
working
fluid
through
U-shaped
exchanger
pipes
embedded
in
pile,
enabling
cooling
during
summer
heating
winter.
Unlike
conventional
coupling
piles
alters
their
load
mechanisms,
distinct
responses
(cooling)
winter
(heating)
periods
that
require
separate
evaluation.
While
pile
modeling
relatively
new
compared
to
borehole
systems,
both
share
operational
similarities.
To
explore
this,
numerical
simulation
was
conducted
using
ANSYS
Fluent,
incorporating
polyethylene
tube,
concrete,
soil.
analysis
performed
under
various
Reynolds
numbers
(500,
1000,
1500,
2000)
time
intervals
(60
min,
360
720
min)
capture
time-dependent
for
periods.
simulations
demonstrated
satisfactory
outcomes,
suggesting
promising
potential
applications
Algerian
residential
buildings.
Language: Английский
Numerical study of the impact of balcony openings in the vernacular architecture of the Aurès on airflow and thermal comfort
Attoui Redha,
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Abdeldjouad Meriem,
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Belghar Nourredine
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STUDIES IN ENGINEERING AND EXACT SCIENCES,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(2), P. e11978 - e11978
Published: Dec. 11, 2024
This
study
examines
the
airflow
characteristics
of
balcony
openings
in
traditional
architecture
Aurès
region,
focusing
on
their
role
promoting
natural
ventilation
and
ensuring
thermal
comfort.
These
balconies,
located
Ghoufi,
are
part
troglodytic
homes
designed
to
withstand
harsh
arid
climate.
By
utilizing
numerical
simulations
architectural
analysis,
research
evaluates
effects
size,
shape,
orientation
dynamics
regulation.
Results
highlight
effectiveness
medium-sized
reducing
undesirable
flows
while
enhancing
ventilation,
which
can
reduce
energy
demand
by
15-20%.
Additionally,
findings
demonstrate
potential
vernacular
principles
inspire
sustainable
design
solutions
for
modern
constructions,
particularly
regions.
work
underscores
need
preserving
leveraging
strategies
address
contemporary
challenges
efficiency
ecological
construction.
Language: Английский