259 resultados para Temperatura de Neel
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After confirming the high specific mechanical properties of composite materials by scientific studies conducted over the last decades, one of the challenges of this new class of materials is the ability to achieve mass production at a more affordable cost, which has become indispensable. The Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) is an excellent method for manufacturing composite materials. Despite being a process widely used by international companies in the production of high performance structural composites, only a short time the national aviation industry has shown interest in implementing this type of processing to more complex structures and greater structural responsibility. In aeronautical projects, the reproducibility and the relative low cost of this process, several studies have been performed in Brazil for learning and perfecting this technique. This process is suitable for producing polymer components both simple as complex geometry, and allows to achieve consistent thickness, with high quality finish and without limiting range. Polymeric composite components for the high mechanical stress applications such as aircraft structures, satellites, etc., require a strict control of volume fractions of the composite constituents, beyond the knowledge of their mechanical and thermal properties. Therefore, in this experimental work degree study on the mechanical, thermal and of porosity composites processed by RTM processed characterization was performed. This characterization was performed targeting a possible aerospace application of this composite material. For the production of composites, process equipment (RTM RTM injector Radius 2100cc) was used. The processed carbono/epoxy composites were characterized via flexure tests mechanically and thermally analysis via DMA, DSC and TGA. To determine the volume fraction of fibers, the composite samples were analyzed via matrix digestion (ASTM D3171) ... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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The deslignification with oxygen, also denominated pre-O2, consists in a whitening stage, which consists of accomplishing an oxidation of the lignin, and remove it with the alkali, providing a larger earnings in the bleaching of the pulp. The pre-O2 is a process already very established, where a significant part of the cellulose of whitened short fiber produced nowadays suffers deslignification for this method. The conditions of work of this stage contemplate directly in the results of the deslignification level, in the physical, optical and mechanics properties of the pulp, and consequently of the paper, because this is important to know their effects fully. The main variables related to the control of this process are respectively: pressure and oxygen load, alkaline load, consistence, time and temperature, being this last variable was the study focus in this work. The objective of the work was to analyze the effect of the variation of the temperature in the oxygen whitening along every bleaching process of the pulp, refine and in the optical, physics and mechanics properties of the paper. The development of the work was based in four temperature levels (90, 95, 100 and 105°C) combined to two whitening sequences (OD0(E+P)D1P and OAHTD0(E+P)D1P). The results obtained in the oxygen deslignification stage indicated that the elevation of the temperature contemplated in increases of the whiteness, deslignification efficiency and in the viscosity loss allied to the reduction of the selectivity of the process. In the remaining of the whitening, the sequence that included the acid hydrolysis presented values slightly inferior of whiteness, kappa number, viscosity and yield in relation to the other sequence when compared with the samples of same temperatures. Already the physical tests showed that the sequence with acid stage amplifies the values of capillary... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Individuals of the species Turdus leucomelas are adapted to live in environments already modified by humans, thus obtaining reproductive success in their nesting in vegetation, as well as built their nests in human buildings. Nests found in buildings are often less camouflaged, making them more exposed to predators compared to nests built in vegetation; however the nests built buildings are common, indicating a possible advantage associated with these nests. By means of this idea if was assumed that a possible advantage to this construction in buildings is linked to a change in variation in the internal temperature of the nest during incubation and development of pups until they leave their nests. Accordingly, with the aid of iButtons and TidBits (temperature data loggers), the present study aimed to analyze the influence of the nesting site on how the temperature is kept, and how it changes in the microenvironment in which the nest is inserted, indicating potential benefits associated with that choice. In the samples found with the vegetation, temperature data showed a pattern of temperature of the microenvironment of the nests is not very stable, varying with ambient temperature, whereas in the samples found with the human constructions, the temperature data showed a pattern of temperature microenvironment nests more stable for a long time. When comparing the two environments which they settled nests, as well as the different times of day (daytime and nighttime), how the temperature was kept and pattern of change within the nest was significantly different (F=43.85, p<0.001), with higher and more constant internal temperatures in nests installed in construction, compared to vegetation. When observing periods of the day, it was found that in both environments the temperature inside the nest reached higher values and higher than the environment at night, coinciding with the rest of the female at night. Data may suggest changes in the...
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s not degraded in the rumen but destroy ureasis. Soybean meal is one of the protein ingredients commonly used in formulations of animal feeds. In the diets of monogastric bran has high protein content provided by a greater separation of soybean hulls. For the ruminant protein value of the meal is lower with the inclusion of soybean hulls to reduce the level of protein. With the increased consumption of meal high protein, due to increases in production of pigs and poultry in recent years, increasing the availability of soybean hulls on the market, this is because soybean hulls is little understood in the feeding of monogastric . In this context, the main objective of this study was to determine the times and temperatures needed to ensure the effective inactivation of ureasis present in the bran and soybean hulls. According to the assessments, to make the determination of temperatures and times required for the inactivation of ureasis present in the bran and soybean hulls are 170 º C and 25 minutes for soybean meal and 140 ° C 10 minutes for soybean hulls, respectively
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O fator de início da tradução de eucariotos eIF5A é uma proteína essencial para a viabilidade celular, altamente conservada em arqueas e em eucariotos e apresenta uma modificação pós-traducional única em que um resíduo específico de lisina é modificado para o aminoácido hipusina. O processo de hipusinação é essencial para a função de eIF5A e consequentemente para a viabilidade celular. eIF5A foi descrita inicialmente como um fator de início da tradução, pois estimula a síntese de metionil-puromicina in vitro, porém, dados recentes de nosso e de outros grupos mostraram um papel para eIF5A na etapa de elongação da tradução. eIF5A é um homólogo estrutural do fator de elongação da tradução P (EF-P) de bactérias. EF-P também estimula a síntese de metionil-puromicina, sendo essencial para viabilidade celular em bactérias, além disso EF-P também apresenta uma modificação pós-traducional semelhante à hipusinação. Recentemente, em nosso laboratório, foi isolado o RNA transportador de alanina (tRNAAla) como supressor do fenótipo de sensibilidade a temperatura do mutante tif51AQ22H/L93F de eIF5A, sugerindo uma possível correlação funcional entre estes fatores. Tendo em vista a homologia estrutural entre eIF5A e EF-P e a possível homologia funcional entre estes fatores, pretende-se entender a relação de eIF5A com o tRNA de alanina e com isso contribuir para a caracterização do papel específico desta proteína na elongação da tradução. Portanto, foram clonados diferentes genes que codificam para diversos tRNA´s (glicina, leucina, prolina, metionina e fenilalanina) para averiguar se a supressão observada para o tRNA de alanina também pode ser vista com estes outros tRNA’s ou se é específica. Considerando-se que eIF5A foi descrita a mais de trinta anos sem que sua função específica fosse caracterizada, este estudo pode contribuir... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo)
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O fator de início da tradução de eucariotos 5A (eIF5A) é uma proteína essencial para a viabilidade celular, altamente conservada em arqueas e eucariotos e apresenta uma modificação pós-traducional única em que um resíduo específico de lisina é modificado para o aminoácido hipusina. O processo de hipusinação é essencial para a função de eIF5A e consequentemente para viabilidade celular. eIF5A foi descrita inicialmente como um fator de início da tradução pois estimula a síntese de metionil-puromicina in vitro, porém, dados de nosso e de outro laboratório mostraram um papel para eIF5A na etapa de elongação da tradução. eIF5A é um homólogo estrutural do fator de elongação da tradução P (EF-P) de bactérias. EF-P também estimula a síntese de metionil-puromicina, sendo essencial para viabilidade celular em algumas espécies de bactérias. Dados recentes mostram que EF-P, bem como eIF5A participam na etapa de elongação da tradução facilitando a tradução de sequências de parada, “stalling motifs”. Foi isolado, em nosso laboratório, o gene que codifica para o tRNA de alanina como supressor do fenótipo de sensibilidade a temperatura do mutante tif51AK56A, sugerindo uma possível correlação funcional entre estes genes. Para compreender o mecanismo de supressão e estudar a relação com outros tRNAs este estudo foi proposto e realizado.
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In this paper we investigate the temperature variation of the mass of waste along the depth in a household waste landfill of Rio Claro - SP, São Paulo, having a climate characterized as Tropical Altitude. In this research, there were two holes in two distinct points of the landfill, with different depths and characteristics in order to fix several thermal sensors - RTDs - to record the temperature at predetermined depths. Overall, the results show the influence of temperature at depths of up to 3.0 meters (from the surface) and that it varies in a manner to stabilize at depths above 5.0 meters. The highest temperature obtained was approximately 37.5 ° C for a time of waste disposal of 7 to 10 years. The results showed the presence of organic matter (substrate) which resulted in elevated temperature resulting from biological activity
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)
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Distribution networks are formed by long lines that carry electricity substations to homes and industries. These lines have associated impedance and depending on operating conditions of the network these impedances may vary. This paper provides a detailed analysis of the effects observed in studies of voltage drop, short circuit and electrical losses, when considered the drivers sequence impedances used in primary distribution network at different temperatures. Therefore, it is initially presented a calculation methodology and details the factors that influence the final values. The methodology presented tackles in a practical way the main factors that directly or indirectly influence the values of the impedances as an emblematic example and will be properly dealt with throughout the paper is the effect of temperature on the values of the sequence impedances. More specifically is dealt with the case of XLPE cables protected, by having a higher maximum operating temperature than the operating temperature of the network. The effects observed in the power flow generated when considering the impedance values at both temperatures were analyzed. The impedance drivers tend to increase with increasing temperature. Thus the impedance of the conductor XLPE protected will tend to be greater for the maximum operating temperature for which the operating temperature of the network, resulting in greater voltage drop and higher electrical losses
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Pós-graduação em Zootecnia - FCAV
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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Pós-graduação em Geociências e Meio Ambiente - IGCE
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Temperature is certainly one of the major factors that affect biochemical and physiological processes. So, the investigation of how animals regulate body temperature (Tb) and respond to changes in ambient temperature is indispensable. There are five thermal states defined up to date that include euthermy, hypo and hyperthermia (forced fall and increase of Tb, respectively), fever and anapyrexia (regulated increase and fall of Tb, respectively). In this review, we present some classic and recent data about thermoregulatory mechanisms involved in those thermal states with special attention directed to anapyrexia, a phenomenon that has attracted the interest of researchers due to its potential therapeutic benefits.
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Pós-graduação em Ciência e Tecnologia Animal - FEIS
Qualidade e alterações estruturais do café arábica submetido a alternância da temperatura na secagem
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Pós-graduação em Agronomia (Energia na Agricultura) - FCA