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Journal:
World Journal of Engineering
World Journal of Engineering (2019) 16 (5): 604–613.
Published: 12 September 2019
... of the joints (α). Numerical parametric analysis is conducted using FLAC 3D. Factors of safety are computed from the numerical models. Then, a second-order regression technique is applied on these numerically obtained factors, to correlate new formulae. Findings As a result, user-friendly formulae...
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Ibraheem A. Samotu, Fatai O. Anafi, Muhammad Dauda, Abdulkarim S. Ahmed, Raymond B. Bako, David O. Obada
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World Journal of Engineering
World Journal of Engineering (2015) 12 (5): 489–498.
Published: 01 October 2015
... that will be experienced on the tables, it also revealed region where these stresses will concentrate on them. The analysis also estimated the expected weight of the turning tables 1&2 to be 1.23536 and 0.257182 kg respectively and show that the minimum factor of safety was constantly 15 ul within the tables which...
