End forming of tubes generally refer to making of simple or complex shapes such as expansions, reductions, flares, flanges, tapers, and beads made at the end of the tube by single or multiple metal forming operations. These ...

The soils which show volumetric changes due to changes in their moisture content are referred to as expansive soils. With increase in moisture content, these soils swell and with decrease in moisture content undergo shrink. ...

With the increasing demand for renewable and environment friendly energy, wind turbine farms are moving seaward due unavailability of suitable land locations, noise pollution produced, visual impact on the natural environment, ...

Study of dynamical systems with discontinuous trajectories or with impulse effect, is one of the most exciting subjects due to its extensive applications in realistic mathematical modeling of a wide variety of practical ...

A rapid increase in industrialization is leading to the generation of high metal toxicity to the ecosystem. Landfilling has been carried out as the most preferred method of waste disposal around the globe. In the present ...

There is a significant societal change in the world with the growth in the ageing population. Older adults are likely to accumulate some health sternness with age, often leading to the functional disability with time. ...

Thick-walled cylinders/hollow-disks find wide range of industrial applications to withstand very high pressure. Pressure vessels, gun barrels, fuel injection system in diesel engines, nuclear reactor and fastener holes are ...

The nonlinear optical response of graphene has been studied by the newly developed technique which is an alternative to rotating wave approximation (RWA). This is referred to as asymptotic RWA (ARWA). is a single layer of ...

In this work the absorption of CO2 into aqueous solutions of sterically hindered and blended amines is considered. A kinetic study is carried out for the reaction of CO2 into aqueous solutions of two important single ...

In the first work, we investigate the effect of spin on the mass outflow rates from a steady, advective, inviscid, geometrically thin accretion flow around a rotating black hole. For this purpose, we adopt pseudo- Kerr ...