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cold-compress-freezer-market-2016-global-industry-size 100%

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Compression Therapy Market 99%

Compression Therapy Market:

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IJEAS0404038 99%

2394-3661, Volume-4, Issue-4, April 2017 JPEG Based Compression Algorithm Mazen Abuzaher, Jamil Al-Azzeh  Abstract— Lossy image compression algorithms provide us with very small image size with a slight loss of image quality due to compression.

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7-zip Compression Settings Guide 98%

7-zip Compression Settings Guide Digital Studio 7 This guide is created to help 7-zip users understand what settings do what and how to achieve best compression on their systems, for this guide I am using 7-zip gui however I believe reading this guide will help you with commend line version as well.

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IJETR2178 98%

2321-0869 (O) 2454-4698 (P), Volume-7, Issue-5, May 2017 Improvement of Classical Wavelet Network over ANN in Image Compression Gaurav Bajpai, Mr.

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11pages 98%

Lossless Compression of Grayscale Medical Images - Effectiveness of Traditional and State of the Art Approaches David A.

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the science behind compression gear1821 97%

the science behind compression gear Professional, and even amateur, athletes are always looking for an edge to help them improve their performance and reduce recovery time.

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9N13-IJAET0313548 revised 96%

2231-1963 EFFICIENT IMAGE COMPRESSION TECHNIQUE USING FULL, COLUMN AND ROW TRANSFORMS ON COLOUR IMAGE H.

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Fastest Compression Software 96%

Xtreme Compression, Inc.

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2I15-IJAET0715522 v6 iss3 1055to1062 95%

22311963 THE JPEG IMAGE COMPRESSION ALGORITHM Muzhir Shaban AL-Ani, Fouad Hammadi Awad College of Computer, Anbar University, Anbar, Iraq ABSTRACT The basis for the JPEG algorithm is the Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT) which extracts spatial frequency information from the spatial amplitude samples.

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Compressed Air Treatment Equipment Market 95%

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Anti Fatigue Compression Socks 94%

Buy Anti Fatigue Compression Socks @ Beyondlady.com Today women are more cognizant of the benefits of using compression socks and are keen about using these for their immense benefits.

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Using Compression Sleeves to boost Sports Performance 93%

Using Compression Sleeves to boost Sports Performance Over the past couple of years compression sleeves have gained notoriety from the sports world.

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Formulas for steel structure 93%

Short Notes on Design of Steel Structures Tension Member   A tension member in which reversal of direct stress due to loads other then wind or earthquake forces has maximum slenderness ratio =180 A member normally acting as a tie in roof truss or bracing system. But subjected to possible reversal of stress resulting from the action of wind or earthquake forces has maximum slenderness ratio =350 Net Sectional Area   s12 s22   For plate: Net area = (b x t) – nd't    t  4 g1 4 g 2   Single angle connected by one leg only. o Anet  A1  kA2 where, A1 = Net cross‐section of area of the connected leg. A2 = Gross cross‐sectional area of unconnected leg. (out stand) 3 A1 o k 3 A1  A2 t  o A1   t1   t 2  t  o A2   t2   t 2  o  Anet  ( I1  I 2  t )t For pair of angle placed back to back (or a signal tee) connected by only one leg of each angle (or by the flange of a tee) to the same side of a gusset plate: or it the two angles are tagged along a‐a. Anet  A1  kA2 o 5 A1 k 5 A1  A2 o where, A1 = Area of connected leg A2 = Area of outstand (unconnected leg)  If two angles are places back to back and connected to both sides of the gusset plate. Then o Anet  A1  A2 (k  1) when tack riveted. If not tack riveted then both will be considered separately and case (ii) will be followed k  3 A1 3 A1  A2 Permissible Stress in Design  The direct stress in axial tension on the effective net area should not exceeded σat where σat = 0.5fy   fy = minimum yield stress of steel in MPa Lug Angle  The lug angle is a short length of an angle section used at a joint to connect the outstanding leg of a member, thereby reducing the length of the joint. When lug angle is used k = 1 Compression Member Strength of an Axially Loaded Compression Member  The maximum axial compressive load P P = σac x A where, o o o o P = axial compressive load (n) σac = permissible stress in axial compression (MPa) A = gross‐sectional area of the member (mm2) σac is given as  ac  0.6  o f cc  f y [ f ccn  f yn ]1/ n fcc = elastic critical stress in compression  2E 2 o  = slenderness ratio = I r Maximum Slenderness Ratio    A member carrying compressive loads resulting from dead load and superimposed loads has maximum slenderness ratio = 180 A member subjected to compressive loads resulting from wind/earthquake forces provided the deformation of such members does not adversely affect the stress in any part of the structure= 250 A member normally carrying tension but subjected to reversal of stress due to wind or earthquake forces=350 Sl. No. Degree of end restraint of Recommended value of Symbol compression member effective Length 1. Effectively held in position and 0.65 L restrained against rotation at both ends 2. Effectively held in position at 0.80 L both ends restrained against rotation at one end 3. Effectively held in position at 1.00 L both ends, but not restrained against rotation 4. 5. Effectively held in position and 1.20 L restrained against rotation at one end, and at the other end restrained against rotation but not held in position. Effectively held in position and 1.50 L restrained against rotation at one end, and at the other end partially restrained against rotation 6. Effectively held in position at 2.00 L one end but not restrained against rotation, and at the other end restrained against rotation but not held in position 7. Effectively held in position and 2.00 L restrained against rotation at one end but not held in position nor restrained against rotation at the other end Built‐up Compression Member Tacking Rivets   The slenderness ratio of each member between the connections should not be greater than 40 nor greater than 0.6 times the most unfavorable slenderness ratio of the whole strut The diameter of the connecting rivets should not be less than the minimum diameter given below. Thickness of member Minimum diameter of rivets UP to 10 mm 16 mm Over 10 mm to 16 mm 20 mm Over 10 mm 22 mm Lacings Type of lacing Effective length Ie Single lacing, riveted at ends Length between inner and rivets on lacing bar (= I, as shown in Fig. 17) Double lacing, riveted at ends and 0.7 times length between inner end rivets on at intersection lacing bars (= 0.7 x I) Welded lacing 0.7 times distance between inner ends of effective lengths of welds at ends (0.7 xI) For local Buckling criteria L  50 c rmin  0.7whole sec tion Where,  L = distance between the centres of connections of the lattice bars to each component c  rmin = minimum radius of gyration of the components of compression member  For a single lacing system on two parallel faces, the force (compressive or tensile) in each bar, F  For double lacing system on two parallel planes, the force (compressive or tensile) in each bar, F     V 2sin  V 4sin  If the flat lacing bars of width b and thickness t have rivets of diameter d then, force F    ac gross area b  t force F    at Tensile stress in each bar  net area (b  d )  t 2Fcos Numbers of rivets required  Rivet value Compressive stress in each bar  Welded connections   Lap joint: Overlap  (14) times thickness of bar or member, whichever is less. Butt joints: Full penetration butt weld of fillet weld on each side. Lacing bar should be placed opposite to flange or stiffening member of main member. Slab Base  Area of slab base= axial load in the column permissible compressive stress in concrete The thickness of a rectangular slab base as per  t 3w  2 b2  a    bs  4  The thickness of a square slab base plate under a solid round column. t  10 90W B  16 bs ( B  d0 ) Structural Fasteners Riveting  Gross dia of rivet or dia of hole d' = d + 1.5 mm for d ≤ 25 mm d' = d + 2.0 mm for d ≤ 25 mm where d = Nominal dia of rivet d' = Gross dia of rivet or dia of hole…  Unwins formula

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IJEAS0403013 93%

International Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences (IJEAS) ISSN:

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10/09/2017 www.pdf-archive.com

VPMetall 93%

The pressure is applied instantaneously (1/10 000 sec.) and the compression of the sleeve and cable is performed with a high degree of accuracy.

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14I15-IJAET0715589 v6 iss3 1154to1159 93%

Compression and split tensile tests on cement mortar cubes of size 70.6 x 70.6 x 70.6 mm containing fibre of 0.0, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.8 and 1.0 % by weight were carried out.

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How the Compression load sensor working 93%

How the Compression load sensor working From the manufacturing and industrial market, you can able to find various types of compression load cell.

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27I14-IJAET0514228 v6 iss2 795to803 92%

International Journal of Advances in Engineering &

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LuminoTransactionCompressionProtocolLTCP 92%

Lumino Transaction Compression Protocol (LTCP) 1 of 10 Lumino Transaction Compression Protocol (LTCP) Sergio Demian Lerner, Chief Scientist RSK Labs Date:

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