Grooved Pulley for Experimental Work

Experimental Studies on Grooved Surfaces to Suppress Secondary Electron Emission

Grooved surfaces are effective to suppress the secondary electron emission, and can be a promising technique to mitigate the electron cloud effect in positron/proton storage rings. Aiming for the application in a dipole-type magnetic field, various shapes of triangular grooved surfaces have been studied at KEK. The grooves tested here have vertex angles of 20−30°, depths of 2.5−5.0 mm, and vert...

Comparative Analysis of Helically Grooved and Circumferentially Grooved Labyrinth Seal

Labyrinth seals are used in turbo-machinery for reducing the leakage of working fluid. The energy lost by the fluid passing through the gap between labyrinth seal and rotor causes the reduction in leakage rate. But the fluid in between the labyrinth seal and rotor induce various forces (radial and tangential forces). These forces can be represented by certain numbers of coefficients, such as st...

Dual Adjustable Pulley (CMDAP)

comparison of opening torque of grooved and non-grooved memory alloy screws for mandibular fracture fixation

background and aims. the aim of this study was to assess the opening torque of grooved and non-grooved screws made of shape memory alloys (sma) for fixation of mandibular fractures. materials and methods. in this in vitro study the opening torques of ten sma screws with grooves and ten sma screws without grooves were compared in 20 holes (10 holes for grooved screws and 10 holes for non-grooved...

Patterning flows using grooved surfaces.

Through a simple analytical description we quantify how pressure-driven flows over grooved surfaces develop transverse components, which, for shallow grooves, can be modeled with simple anisotropic effective boundary conditions. Helical recirculation results in channels or capillaries with grooved walls. An experimental validation of our model is presented. Our analysis provides a workable guid...