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    Risonatore cilindrico a microonde

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    The present invention relates in general to microwave resonators, in particular for the manufacture of oscillators. More specifically the invention relates to a cylindrical resonator, of the type comprising: a cylindrical tubular member made of metal material, and closure means likewise made of metal material and associated with the tubular member so as to define in the inside thereof a cylindrical cavity resonating at a predetermined frequency; and in which said closure means have a thermal elongation coefficient different from that of the tubular member so as to reduce the variation in the resonance frequency of the cavity upon variation of the temperature, including not only the linear variation term but also the nonlinear ter

    Solutions and ultimate limits in temperature compensation of metallic cylindrical microwave resonators

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    In trying to implement temperature compensation of high-Q metallic microwave cavities with the two-metal technique, crippling problems arise from the exceedingly high uncertainty with which the Coefficients of Thermal Expansion (CTE) of the two metals are known, and from their non linearity with temperature. A novel approach is here proposed, following which both problems can be separately addressed, opening the way for improvement of the resonance frequency temp-co into the 10^-10/K and possibly the 10^-11/K regio

    Vittorio Cini collezionista di pittura: una splendida avventura, dal Castello di Monselice alla dimora veneziana, da Nino Barbantini a Federico Zeri

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    Il saggio ricostruisce gli straordinari acquisti di pittura compiuti da Vittorio Cini mettendo in luce il ruolo di alcuni fra i suoi più importanti consulenti da Bernard Berenson a Federico Zer

    Assessment of root failures in tube-to-flange steel welded joints under torsional loading according to the Peak Stress Method

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    In the context of the local approaches to fatigue design of welded joints, the notch stress intensity factor (NSIF) approach assumes the weld toe as well as the weld root profile as sharp V-shaped notches, the V-notch opening angle being greater than zero at the toe side and equal to zero at the root side. The Peak Stress Method (PSM) is an engineering, finite element (FE)-oriented method to rapidly estimate the NSIF local stress parameters by means of linear elastic FE analyses with coarse meshes. By using the averaged Strain Energy Density (SED, which can be expressed as a function of the relevant NSIFs) as a fatigue strength criterion, a so-called equivalent peak stress can be defined and adopted to assess either weld toe and weld root fatigue failures in conjunction with an existing design fatigue curve, that was originally calibrated on experimental results relevant only to weld toe failures. In the present paper new fatigue test results relevant to weld root failures have been generated by testing tube-to-flange fillet-welded steel joints under torsional loading. Good agreement has been obtained between theoretical estimations according to the PSM and experimental fatigue test results
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