dynamic response

Dynamic characterization of a system with degradation: A masonry wall

Characterization of the dynamic behavior of linear systems is exhaustively described with a single frequency response curve (frc). For nonlinear systems, which tend to depend on load amplitude, at least one frc for each excitation intensity is required to detect the main characteristics of the dynamic response. Nonlinear systems, more commonly dealt with in the literature, are invariant with respect to the deformation history and, thus, frcs obtained with increasing and decreasing driving frequency coincide, apart from the frequency range with coexistent solutions.

Effect of culture residence time on substrate uptake and storage by a pure culture of Thiothrix (CT3 strain) under continuous or batch feeding

A pure culture of the filamentous bacterium Thiothrix, strain CT3, was aerobically cultured in a chemostat under continuous acetate feeding at three different culture residence times (RT 6, 12 or 22 d) and the same volumetric organic load rate (OLR 0.12 gCOD/L/d).

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