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Master’s thesis presenting computational fluid dynamics and finite-element analysis research on aerodynamic loading and vibration suppression in axial turbine blades using magneto mechanical coating.
Author: ABC
Registration Number: 123
Degree: MS Mechanical Engineering
Institution: National University of Sciences and Technology
School: School of Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering
Department: Department Name
Supervisor: XYZ
Place: Islamabad
Date: January, 2017
Document Type: Master’s Thesis
Sections Included: Declaration, Plagiarism Certificate (Turnitin Report), Copyright Statement, Acknowledgements, Abstract, Table of Contents, References
Key Words: Vibratory Stresses, Forced Response Analysis, Magneto Mechanical Material Coating
Study Focus: Numerical computation of aerodynamic loads and finite-element analysis of turbine blade vibration
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Authors: Not specified
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Field: Mechanical Engineering
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Target Audience: Researchers, Engineers
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: 15th June 2012
Date of Revision: 12th June 2012
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