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An Experimental Investigation Of Tank Pressure Oscillations During Filling With A Bi-Stable Load Switched Supersonic Fluidic Oscillator, Chris Peirone
An Experimental Investigation Of Tank Pressure Oscillations During Filling With A Bi-Stable Load Switched Supersonic Fluidic Oscillator, Chris Peirone
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Preliminary testing shows that providing pressure pulsations during the super plastic forming process has proven to increase the total elongation of the material and is thus, likely to improve product design flexibility. A bi-stable load switched supersonic fluidic oscillator is the preferred device used to promote these pressure fluctuations during the superplastic forming process due to the absence of moving mechanical parts and resulting reliability. This thesis includes the design, construction and use of a supersonic fluidic oscillator. This apparatus can be used to validate available numerical results and identify any consistent trends over a range of operating conditions. The …
Are Emotions Influenced By Their Sequence? An Experimental Study Of Emotional Processing, Stephanie Nardone
Are Emotions Influenced By Their Sequence? An Experimental Study Of Emotional Processing, Stephanie Nardone
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The present study examined whether resolution of lingering anger and sadness about an interpersonal interaction depends on the sequence in which anger and sadness are experienced. Within a total sample of 104 participants, two groups were identified based on presenting emotional concern: individuals with predominantly lingering anger about an interpersonal interaction (n = 26), and individuals with predominantly lingering sadness about an interpersonal interaction (n = 56). Participants completed a written emotional processing intervention in one of two randomly assigned conditions (i.e., anger-before-sadness condition or sadness-before-anger condition), which differed only by the order in which participants were guided to feel …