1992
DOI: 10.3348/jkrs.1992.28.5.754
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Percutaneous removal of residual intrahepatic stones through transjejunal T-tube tract

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“…In order to check the real status of steam duct of a domestic steam cleaner, a commercial CFD(computational fluid dynamics) code -FLUENT was used which is an analysis code suitable for the thermal and fluid systems [5][6][7]. The CFD code is based on finite volume method which is one of the numerical methods [8][9][10]. For reducing the computational effort, a 2 dimensional model was recommended.…”
Section: A Checking Real Statusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to check the real status of steam duct of a domestic steam cleaner, a commercial CFD(computational fluid dynamics) code -FLUENT was used which is an analysis code suitable for the thermal and fluid systems [5][6][7]. The CFD code is based on finite volume method which is one of the numerical methods [8][9][10]. For reducing the computational effort, a 2 dimensional model was recommended.…”
Section: A Checking Real Statusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To achieve this, several techniques such as ferrite plating [2], sputtering and pulsed laser deposition [3][4][5] have been attempted. Among these techniques, ferrite plating invented by Abe et al [2,6,7] enables the formation of crystalline spinel films at low temperature (<100 °C) in an aqueous solution. The special merit of the ferrite plating method is that one can use non-heat-resisting materials, such as plastics or GaAs ICs [6], as substrates.…”
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“…Among these techniques, ferrite plating invented by Abe et al [2,6,7] enables the formation of crystalline spinel films at low temperature (<100 °C) in an aqueous solution. The special merit of the ferrite plating method is that one can use non-heat-resisting materials, such as plastics or GaAs ICs [6], as substrates. Although prepared at low temperature, the plated films are well crystallized, exhibiting magnetic properties that compare favorably with those for samples prepared at higher temperatures [7].…”
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