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Classification Scheme 

  I. FOUNDATIONS AND BASIC METHODS

 II. DYNAMICS AND VIBRATION

III. AUTOMATIC CONTROL

 IV. MECHANICS OF SOLIDS

  V. MECHANICS OF FLUIDS

 VI. HEAT TRANSFER

VII. EARTH SCIENCES

VIII. ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT

 IX. BIOENGINEERING

  X. GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


I  FOUNDATIONS & BASIC METHODS

100 CONTINUUM MECHANICS
A General theory
B Constitutive theory
C Thermodynamic considerations
D Modeling physical phenomena

102 FINITE ELEMENT METHODS
A General theory
C Structural applications
E Other solid mechanics applications
G Fluid mechanics applications
J Other applications
L Solution algorithms
N Element development

104 FINITE DIFFERENCE METHODS
A General theory
B Solid mechanics applications
C Fluid mechanics applications
D Other applications
E Algorithms, grid development

106 OTHER COMPUTATIONAL METHODS IN MECHANICS
A Boundary element method: General
B Boundary element method: Applications
C Collocation, least-square, Galerkin, & related methods
D Transform methods (incl FFT)
E Hybrid and other methods (inverse transforms, Pade, etc.)
F Stochastic analysis
G Asymptotic and perturbation methods
H Variational methods
I Algorithms and software development
K Computer architectures, systems, hardware


II DYNAMICS & VIBRATION

150 KINEMATICS AND DYNAMICS
A General theory
B Kinematics of rigid bodies and particles
D Dynamics of rigid bodies and particles
F Multibody and variable mass systems
G Deformable body dynamics
H Stability of motion
I Gyrodynamics
K Nonlinear dynamics (incl chaos, bifurcation, fractals)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

152 VIBRATIONS OF SOLIDS (BASIC)
A General theory
B Linear theory
C Crystals
D Stochastic effects, incl random excitation
F Damping, decay, and control of vibrations
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

154 VIBRATIONS (STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS)
B Beams, columns, rods, bars
C Strings, cables, chains, ropes
D Rings
E Springs
F Membranes
G Plates
H Shells
I Plates and shells (thick)
J Discs and blades
K Rotating shafts (critical speed, balancing)
L Frames, trusses, and arches
M Sandwich materials
N Composite materials
O Structural elements on foundations
P Complex systems
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

156 VIBRATIONS (STRUCTURES)
B Buildings and foundations
C Towers and chimneys
D Bridges
E Hydraulic structures
F Marine structures
G Vehicles (incl locomotives)
H Ships
I Aircraft
J Spacecraft, spacestations
K Machine elements
L Machine tools
M Rotating machines and turbomachinery
N Damping
O Isolation
P Absorption
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

158 WAVE MOTIONS IN SOLIDS
A General theory
B Rods and beams, elastic
C Plates and shells, elastic
D Infinite and semi-infinite elastic media
E Structures, elastic
F Surface waves
G Nonlinear motions
H Plastic, viscoplastic waves
I Viscoelastic waves
J Ultrasonic propagation
K Anisotropic media
L Layered and nonhomogeneous media
M Granular and porous media
N Random waves or media
O Absorption
Q Reflection, refraction, diffraction, and scattering
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

160 IMPACT ON SOLIDS
A General theory
B Dynamic contact problems
C Explosive loading
D Electromagnetic loading
E Hypervelocity
F Spallation and fracture
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

162 WAVES IN INCOMPRESSIBLE FLUIDS
A General theory
C Nonlinear, finite amplitude, and solitary waves
D Gravity waves (incl breaking)
F Capillary waves and waves in thin films
H Reflection, refraction, diffraction, scattering, absorption
J Pipes, ducts, channels (incl Þwater hammer, surging, etc)
K Rotating flows
L Stratified flows, internal waves
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

164 WAVES IN COMPRESSIBLE FLUIDS
A General theory
B Expansion and compression
D Shock, sonic boom, blast
F Reflection, refraction, diffraction, scattering, absorption
K Other aspects of waves in compressible fluids
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

166 SOLID FLUID INTERACTIONS
A General theory
B Nonlinear theory
C External flow
D Internal flow (incl sloshing)
E Vibration of structures in fluids
F Interactions of waves with flexible structures
H Flexible tanks and containers
I Pipes with flowing fluids
J Turbomachine blades excitation
K Ocean structures
N Flutter and flutter control
R Buffeting, gusts, turbulence effects
T Aeroelasticity (incl aerothermoelasticity)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

168 ASTRONAUTICS (CELESTIAL & ORBITAL MECHANICS)
A General theory
D Celestial mechanics
G Orbital mechanics
K Stability and control
P Other topics in astronautics
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

170 EXPLOSIONS AND BALLISTICS
A General theory
C Explosion, detonation, deflagration
L Guns, ballistics
P Other related topics
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

172 ACOUSTICS
A General theory
B Sound generation by moving surfaces
C Sound generation by flow
D Sound waves in gases
E Sound waves in liquids (underwater acoustics)
F Sound waves in solids
G Sound waves in nonhomogeneous, porous, or random media
H Reflection, refraction, diffraction, and scattering
I Acoustic properties of materials
J Noise control and reduction (incl active control)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques


III AUTOMATIC CONTROL

200 SYSTEMS THEORY AND DESIGN
A General theory
B Controllability, observability, realizability
D Stability, robustness
E Identification and estimation
F Sensitivity
G Filtering techniques
H Design methods
I Modeling and simulation
J Adaptive and learning systems
K Large scale systems
L Pattern recognition
M Nonlinear systems
N Discrete systems
O Distributed parameter and delayed systems
P Decentralized systems
Q Stochastic or fuzzy systems
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental systems analysis

202 CONTROL SYSTEMS
A General theory
B Optimization techniques and algorithms
C Nonlinear systems
D Discrete systems
E Distributed parameter and delayed systems
F Stochastic systems
H Other control systems and techniques
Y Computational techniques

204 SYSTEMS AND CONTROL APPLICATIONS
B Guidance, navigation, motion control
C Control of structures and vehicles
D Process control
E Power systems
F Fluidic systems, pneumatics
G Digital and numerical control systems
H Control components, sensors
I Instrumentation, computer hardware
K Software, expert systems, artificial intelligence
M Mechatronics (computer-integrated electromechanical systems)
P Microelectromechanics, nanotechnology
R Fault diagnosis, failure detection, and isolation
T Other applications
Z Experimental techniques

206 ROBOTICS
B End effectors
C Actuators (prime movers)
D Locomotion (mobility)
E Kinematics, dynamics
F Sensors and controls
G Position applications
H Assembly applications
I Miscellaneous applications
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

208 MANUFACTURING
B Product and process design
E Systems design, integration, and control
H Management and economics


IV MECHANICS OF SOLIDS

250 ELASTICITY
A General theory
B Linear theory
C Nonlinear and finite deformation problems
D Three-dimensional problems
E Stress concentrations and singularities
F Elastic imperfections (dislocations, etc)
G Variational and energy methods
H Contact problems and inclusions
I Anisotropic media
J Nonhomogeneous media
K Residual stresses
Y Computational techniques

252 VISCOELASTICITY
A General theory
B Linear theory
C Nonlinear and finite deformation problems
F Creep
G Stress relaxation
H Contact problems, inclusions, and other mechanisms
I Material characterization
K Anisotropic or nonhomogeneous media
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

254 PLASTICITY AND VISCOPLASTICITY
A General theory
C Nonlinear and finite deformation problems
D Stress concentrations and singularities
E Contact problems and inclusions
F Material characterization
G Work hardening
H Cyclic and variable loading
I Visco-and elasto-plastic media
K Anisotropic and nonhomogeneous media
L Residual stress
M Physical theory (dislocations)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

256 COMPOSITE MATERIAL MECHANICS
A General theory
B Particulate media, incl cements
D Carbon fiber reinforced media
F Other fiber reinforced media
H Layered media
J Micromechanics
L Macroscopic characterization
N Dynamic behavior
Q Structural applications
T Ceramics, refractories, glasses
V Plastics, elastomers, rubbers
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

258 CABLES, ROPES, BEAMS, etc
A General theory
B Nonlinear and finite deformation problems
C Strings, wires, chains
E Ropes, cables, and belts
F Beams (bending and torsion)
G Beams on foundations
H Thin walled beams
I Anisotropic beams
J Nonhomogeneous beams
K Nonuniform beams
L Curved beams and rings
M Rotating shafts
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

260 PLATES, SHELLS, MEMBRANES, etc
A General theory
B Nonlinear and finite deformation theory
C Plates (flexure and torsion)
D Shells (membrane theory)
E Shells (bending theory)
F Anisotropic membranes, plates, shells
G Stiffened and sandwich plates and shells
H Plates and shells on foundations
I Thick plates and shells
J Inflatable membranes
K Rotating discs, blades, and shells
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

262 STRUCTURAL STABILITY (BUCKLING, POSTBUCKLING)
A General theory
B Nonlinear and finite deformation theory
C Postbuckling theory
D Imperfection sensitivity
E Columns and beams
F Rings and arches
G Framed structures
H Plates
I Shells
J Pipes and pressure vessels
K Stiffened and anisotropic structures
L Dynamic stability
M Viscoelastic and creep buckling
N Plastic and elastoplastic buckling
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

264 ELECTROMAGNETO SOLID MECHANICS
B Continuum theory
C Magnetoelasticity
D Electroelasticity
E Piezoelectricity
F Elastic stability in electromagnetic fields
G Mechanics of superconducting materials
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

266 SOIL MECHANICS (BASIC)
A General theory
B Structure and classification
C Constitutive relations and models
D Pore pressure, phase movement
E Mechanical properties
F Expansive clays
G Consolidation, settlement, and compaction
H Soil and sand liquefaction
I Rheological properties
J Plasticity, viscoelasticity, and viscoplasticity
K Dynamics
L Frost and permafrost
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

268 SOIL MECHANICS (APPLIED)
B Shallow foundations
C Deep foundation, piles
D Machine foundations
E Anchoring
F Stability
G Earth dams, embankments
H Lateral earth pressures
I Excavating and tunneling
J Highways, runways, railways
K Trafficability
L Mechanical and chemical stabilization, incl geotextiles
Y Computational techniques
Z Field testing and sampling

270 ROCK MECHANICS
A General theory
B Mechanical properties
D Elasticity, viscoelasticity, plasticity
F Anisotropy and nonhomogeneity
G Failure mechanisms
I Rock strengthening (bolts, etc)
J Drilling
K Comminution (blasting, grinding, etc)
L Excavations (tunneling, etc)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

272 MATERIALS PROCESSING
B Applications of plasticity theory
C Forging
D Extrusion
E Rolling
F Drawing
G Sheet metal forming and stamping
H Machining (incl NM)
I Grinding
J Casting
K High deformation rate forming
L Residual stresses
M Wrapping, laying-up (composite material)
N Powder metallurgy
P Rapid solidification
R Microprocessing (eg, by laser and ion beams)
T Ceramics, refractories, glasses
V Plastics, elastomers, rubbers

274 FRACTURE AND DAMAGE PROCESSES
B Crack initiation
C Subcritical crack propagation
D Dynamic processes
E Fatigue characteristics of materials
F Stress or strain life analysis of fatigue
G Other aspects of fatigue
H Corrosion and embrittlement
I Fretting, wear, and erosion
J Creep
K Ablation, spallation, delamination
M Micromechanisms
X Stochastic aspects
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

276 FRACTURE AND DAMAGE MECHANICS
A General theory
B Linear elastic fracture mechanics
C Nonlinear elastic fracture problems
D Stress intensity factor calculations
E Viscoelastic problems
F Crack tip plasticity problems
G Residual strength
J Composites
L Other anisotropic and nonhomogeneous media
N Crack stability and branching
Q Impulsive loading and impact
S Dynamic crack propagation
U Crack arrest or retardation
W Micromechanisms
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

280 MATERIALS TESTING AND STRESS ANALYSIS
B Single and combined loadings
G Determination of elastic constants
H Repeated loading (fatigue)
I Dynamic loading (impact)
J Thermal loading
K Creep, relaxation, and plastic flow testing
N Hardness, abrasion, and wear testing
R Optical nondestructive testing (NDT)
S Acoustic NDT
T Electrical NDT
U Other techniques
W Instrumentation

282 STRUCTURES (BASIC)
A General theory
B Limit design (shakedown)
C Structural optimization
D Active control, smart structures
E Probabilistic design
F Nonlinear theory
G Reliability design
H Concrete (reinforced)
I Concrete (prestressed)
J Sandwich structure
K Foam and honeycomb structures
L Dynamic and random loading
M Thermal loading
P Design codes
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

284 STRUCTURES (GROUND)
B Bridges
C Dams and spillways
D Tunnels
E Frames, trusses, and arches
G Buildings
J Other ground structures

286 STRUCTURES (OCEAN AND COASTAL)
B Coastal structures
C Marine applications
D Offshore (fixed platforms, etc)
E Offshore, mobile
F Underwater structures and habitats

288 STRUCTURES (MOBILE)
B Ground vehicles (incl tires)
C Ships, submarines
E Airplanes
F Helicopters
G Lighter than air devices
I Space vehicles, satellites, spacestations
J Deployable structures

290 STRUCTURES (CONTAINMENT)
B Pressure vessels (reactor vessels, etc)
C Boilers
D Heat exchangers
E Composite vessels
F Wirewound vessels
G Reinforced concrete vessels
H Vessels under external pressure
I Piping
J Pressurized components
K Containers (tanks, silos, bins, bunkers, etc)

292 FRICTION AND WEAR
A General theory
B Friction
C Adhesion
D Wear (unintentional)
E Contact fatigue
F Thermomechanical effects
G Friction materials
H Surface effects, topography, coatings
I Wear monitoring
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

294 MACHINE ELEMENTS
B Belts, chains, and cables
C Cams
D Springs, dampers
E Couplings
F Brakes
G Gears, gear trains, drives
H Bearings
I Gaskets, seals, etc
J Linkages
L Hydraulic and pneumatic mechanisms
M Hoisting devices
P Other mechanisms (incl micromechanisms)
Y Computational techniques

296 MACHINE DESIGN
B Synthesis and design
C Balancing
D Computer aided design (CAD)
E Optimized design
F Kinematics of mechanisms
G Dynamics of mechanisms
H Elastodynamics of mechanisms
I Reliability analysis and design
Y Computational techniques

298 FASTENING AND JOINING
B Mechanical joints
C Welding, brazing, and soldering
D Interfacial bonding


V MECHANICS OF FLUIDS

350 RHEOLOGY
B Continuum theory
C Kinetic and statistical theory
D Non-Newtonian fluids
E Dynamic properties (recoil and stress relaxation)
F Volume viscosity
G Normal stresses (second order)
H Flow birefringence
I Colloids and suspensions
J Liquid crystals
K Structured continua
L Chemically reactive flows
M Material characterization and models
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

352 HYDRAULICS
A General theory
B Closed conduit flow
C Open channel flow (incl hydraulic jumps)
D Pipe losses (friction, geometry)
E Unsteady flow
F Stratified flow
G Obstructions
H Orifices, nozzles, valves, gates
I Forces on hydraulic structures
J Wave loads on structures
K Stilling basins and other energy dissipators
L Cavitation
M Erosion, scouring, sediment transport
N Waterways
O Estuaries
P Coasts, beaches, harbors
Q Properties of liquids
R Ice transport
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

354 INCOMPRESSIBLE FLOW
A General theory
B Irrotational flow
C Rotational (nonviscous) flow, vortices
D Viscous flow
E Three-dimensional flow
F Low Reynolds number (incl creeping flow)
G Unsteady flow
H Secondary flow
I Thermal convection flow
J Stratified flow and free surface flow
K Rotating flow or surfaces
M Nonequilibrium and chemical effects
O Flow around bodies
P Surface tension flow (eg, in low gravity environments)
R Non-Newtonian flow
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

356 COMPRESSIBLE FLOW
A General theory
B Subsonic flow
C Transonic flow
D Supersonic flow
E Hypersonic flow
F Unsteady effects, vortices
G Viscous effects
H Internal flow problems
I Flow around bodies
K Nonequilibrium and chemical effects
L Thermal effects
M Rotating fluids or surfaces
R Free surface flow
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

358 RAREFIED FLOW
B Kinetic theory
C Transition (incl slip)
D Free molecular flow
E Gas surface interaction
F Flow in tubes and ducts (Knudsen flow)
G Multicomponents (gas mixtures)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

360 MULTIPHASE FLOWS
A General theory
B Mixtures of liquid or gas with solid particles (eg slurries)
C Liquid-gas mixture
D Liquid-vapor mixture
E Liquid drop formation
F Bubble dynamics
G Froth flow and spray flow
H Mixtures of liquid, gas, and solid particles
I Filtering
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

362 WALL LAYERS (incl BOUNDARY LAYERS)
B Higher order theory
C Laminar layers
D Turbulent layers
E Transition and relaminarization
F Compressible and hypersonic layers
G Shock wave boundary layer interaction
H Three-dimensional layers
I Unsteady layers
J Thermal boundary layers
K Non-Newtonian layers
M Separation and reattachment
N Suction and injection
O Surface roughness
P Rotating fluids or surfaces
Q Heat addition and cooling
R Compliant wall
S Drag reduction
T Non-equilibrium and chemical effects
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

364 INTERNAL FLOW (PIPE, CHANNEL, COUETTE)
B Laminar flow
C Turbulent flow
D Transition and relaminarization
E Unsteady flow
G Nonequilibrium and chemical effects
H Creeping flow
I Swirling flow
J Stratified flow
K Rotating fluids or surfaces
L Heat addition
M Non-Newtonian flow
N Roughness effect
O Porous walls
P Obstructions
R Secondary flow, effects of curvature
T Suction and injection
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

366 INTERNAL FLOW (INLETS, NOZZLES, DIFFUSERS, CASCADES)
B Steady flow
C Unsteady flow
E Nonequilibrium and chemical effects
F Swirling flow
G Secondary flow
H Non-Newtonian flow
J Separation and reattachment
K Heat addition
L Suction and injection
M Obstructions
N Performance and optimization
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

368 FREE SHEAR LAYERS (MIXING LAYERS, JETS, WAKES, CAVITIES, PLUMES)
B Laminar incompressible
C Laminar compressible
D Turbulent incompressible
E Turbulent compressible
F Stratification
H Rotating fluids or surfaces
I Jet-solid surface interaction
J Jet-flow interaction
K Heat or mass addition
L Nonequilibrium and chemical effects
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

370 FLOW STABILITY
A General theory
B Solid boundary (internal flow)
C Solid boundary (external flow)
D Nonlinear theory
G Non-Newtonian flow
H Nonequilibrium and chemical effects
I Pendant drops
J Stratified flows
K Rotating flows or surfaces
M Vortices
P Free surfaces and interfaces (eg jets)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

372 TURBULENCE
A General theory
B Homogeneous or isotropic turbulence
E Compressibility effects
F Free shear layers
G Boundary layers
H Pipe and channel flow
I Stratified flows
J Rotating flows or surfaces
K Non-Newtonian flow
L Heat and mass transfer
N Geophysical turbulence
O Nonequilibrium and chemical effects
P Intermittency and other flow structure
Q Modeling of turbulence
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

374 ELECTROMAGNETO FLUID AND PLASMA DYNAMICS
A General theory
D Flow in magnetic fields
E Flow in electric fields
H Heat transfer aspects
M Energy conversion, propulsion
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

376 NAVAL HYDROMECHANICS
A General theory
C Ship motions, resistance, performance
G Ship stability and control
I Ship propulsion
N Fluid dynamics effects
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

378 AERODYNAMICS
B Wings and airfoils
C Lifting bodies
D Wing body combinations
G Lift, drag, stall
H Interference
I Performance
J Flight path and trajectories
K Stability and control
L Unsteady effects
M Aerodynamic loads
N Icing
O Flight tests and instrumentation
P Hypervelocity launchers and instrumentation
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

380 MACHINERY FLUID DYNAMICS
B Fundamentals
C Unsteady flow and systems stability
D Turbines (gas and vapors)
E urbines (hydraulic)
F Propellers in liquids
G Cavitation effects
H Centrifugal fans, pumps, and compressors
I Axial fans, pumps, compressors
J Compressibility effects
K Mixed flow fans, pumps, compressors
L Rotor and inducer blading
M Stator vanes, inlet guide vanes, diffuser vanes
N Jet pumps and compressors
Q Rotary compressors & pumps (roots, gears, screws, etc)
R Propellers & helicopter rotors
T Other machinery
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

382 LUBRICATION
A General theory
B Boundary lubrication
C Hydrodynamic and hydrostatic lubrication
D Elastohydrodynamic lubrication
E Liquid lubricants
F Gas lubricants
H Other lubricants
J Thermal and thermoelastic effects
K Multiphase lubricants, cavitation, surface tension
L Lubrication systems
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

384 FLOW MEASUREMENTS AND VISUALIZATION
B Velocity
C Acceleration
D Force and skin friction
E Pressure
F Density
G Concentration
H Mass flow
I Viscosity
J Flow direction, vorticity
L Flow visualization
M Laser and other optical techniques
Q Wind and water tubes and tunnels
V Other problems and techniques


VI HEAT TRANSFER

400 THERMODYNAMICS
B Thermodynamics
E Statistical mechanics
L Thermodynamic properties of matter
S Temperature measurement and calorimetry

402 ONE PHASE CONVECTION
B Forced convection (external)
C Forced convection (internal)
D Natural convection (external)
E Natural convection (enclosures)
F Thermally unstable configurations
G Combined natural and forced convection
H Separated flows
I Rotating fluids or surfaces
J Low density flows
K High speed flows
L Non-Newtonian flows
M Liquid metal flows
N Chemical reactions
O Unsteady flows
P Transport mechanisms
S Porous media
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

404 TWO PHASE CONVECTION
B Nucleate pool boiling
C Pool boiling (peak heat flux)
D Pool boiling (minimum heat flux)
E Nucleate flow boiling (external)
F Flow boiling (internal)
G Flow boiling, peak heat flux (internal)
H Flow boiling, peak heat flux (external)
I Film boiling (pool)
J Film boiling (flow)
K Mist flows
L Transition boiling
M Condensation (static vapor)
N Condensation (flowing vapor)
O Evaporation
P Surface tension effects
Q Transient effects
R Solid-fluid flows
S Electric field effects
V Porous media
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

406 CONDUCTION
A General theory
B Steady problems
C Transient problems
D Nonlinear theory
E Contact resistance
F Anisotropic media
G Porous and granular material
H Multiphase media
I Phase change (freezing, melting)
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

408 RADIATION & COMBINED MODES
B View factors
C Theory of radiative properties
D Interchange among surfaces
E Participating media
F Combined radiation and convection
G Combined radiation and conduction
H Combined radiation, convection, and conduction
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

410 DEVICES AND SYSTEMS
B Heat exchangers (recuperator)
C Heat exchangers (regenerators)
D Extended surfaces
E Other augumentation techniques
F Heat pipes
G Drying and freezing
H Insulation
I Environmental conditioning and control
J Cooling towers
K Boilers
L Thermal energy storage systems
N Electronic equipment

412 THERMOMECHANICS OF SOLIDS
A General theory
B Thermoelasticity (steady and quasi-steady)
C Thermoelasticity (transient)
D Thermoelasticity (nonlinear)
E Inelastic thermomechanics
F Thermomagnetic and thermoelectric effects
G Thermal shock
H Thermal fatigue and stability
I Thermal wave propagation
J Thermofracture mechanics
K Thermal stresses of solids with phase change
L Composite materials
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

414 MASS TRANSFER
B Convection dominated transfer
C Sublimation or ablation
D Diffusion
E Convection with diffusion
F Double diffusion and other combined effects
G Chemical reaction
H Injection or suction
I Porous media
J Transient effects
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

416 COMBUSTION
B Fundamentals
C Ignition (thermal and heterogeneous)
D Laminar flame propagation
E Turbulent flame propagation, flammability
F Flame stability and stabilization
G Combustion products, exhaust emissions
H Interaction of flames and surfaces
I Kinetics and mechanisms
J Unsteady combustion and combustion acoustics
K Supersonic combustion
L Heterogeneous and multiphase combustion
M Flame radiation
N Furnaces
O Combustors and afterburners
P Solid fuels
Q Liquid fuels
R Oxidation and oxidizers
S Flame and fire (spread and extinction)
T Combustion, flame, and fire modeling
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

418 PRIME MOVERS AND PROPULSION SYSTEMS
B Fundamentals
C Performance
D Steam engines and turbines
E Internal combustion, positive displacement engines
F Free piston and wave engines
G Gas turbines
H Rocket motors
I Jet and fanjet engines
J Ramjets
K Nuclear power systems
L Ionic, electric, and photonic propulsion
M Working fluids
N Other devices


VII EARTH SCIENCES

450 MICROMERITICS
B Geometrical properties of solid particles
C Mechanical and physical properties of solid particles
D Comminution of solids
E Statics of solid particles
F Dynamics of solid particles
G Snow motion
H Characteristics of packings (pressured particles)
J Mechanical and physical properties of atomized liquids
Z Experimental techniques

452 POROUS MEDIA
B Fundamentals of fluid flow
C Seepage (incl pollutants)
D Multiphase flow in porous solids
E Unsteady flow
F Fluidized beds
G Elastic behavior of fluid-filled solids
H Dynamics of fluid-filled solids
I Thermodynamics, heat transfer, and combustion
K Reservoir engineering
L Flow stability
M Non-Newtonian fluids
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

454 GEOMECHANICS
B Geomorphology
C Tectonics
D Seismology
E Earthquake prediction
F Heat transfer aspects
G Vulcanology
H Glaciology
I Gravity
Y Computational techniques
Z Explorations, measurements

456 EARTHQUAKE MECHANICS
B Seismicity (rate of occurrence)
C Characteristics of strong ground motion
D Geological criteria
E Soil-structure interaction
F Structural response
G Design criteria
H Seismic hydrodynamics
I Tsunamis
J Simulation
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental methods

458 HYDROLOGY, OCEANOLOGY, METEOROLOGY
B Hydrology
C Physical oceanography (currents,waves, etc)
D Heat transfer in H and O
E Computational techniques (H and O)
F Experimental techniques (H and O)
G Physical meteorology
K Atmospheric turbulence, storms
L Heat transfer in the atmosphere
M Atmospheric boundary layer, terrain effects
P Applied meteorology (engineering applications, etc)
Y Computational techniques in meteorology
Z Experimental techniques in meteorology


VIII ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT

500 FOSSIL FUEL SYSTEMS
B Geophysical aspects
C Mining mechanics
D Oil and gas drilling mechanics
E Oil and gas reservoir engineering
F Solid fuel comminution
G Solid fuel conversion to liquid or gas fuel
H Heat transfer and combustion problems

502 NUCLEAR SYSTEMS
B Dynamics and vibration aspects
C Structural mechanics aspects
D Fracture mechanics aspects
E Fluid mechanics aspects
F Fluid structure interactions
G Transient behavior (loss of coolant accidents, etc)
H Radiation interaction on materials

506 SOLAR AND OTHER ENERGY SYSTEMS
B Solar collector mechanics
D Solar heat transfer
F Other solar aspects
H Geothermal energy
J Wind, ocean, & hydro energy
L Other energy systems
N Energy storage
Q Energy distribution (incl pipelines, transmission lines, etc)

514 ENVIRONMENTAL MECHANICS
B Dispersion by air and water
F Snow and ice mechanics
H Waste management, pollution control
K Other environmental problems
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

 

IX BIOENGINEERING

550 BIOMECHANICS
B Skeletal systems, bones, joints, ligaments
C Muscle mechanics
D Kinesiology
E Mechanical properties of tissues and blood
F Organs
G Microbiomechanics
H Transport phenomena (diffusion)
I Fluid mechanics of circulatory systems & other body fluids
J Brain and spinal trauma
K Shock and vibration effects
L Heat transfer aspects
M Biopropulsion
P Biomaterials
Y Computational techniques
Z Experimental techniques

552 HUMAN FACTORS, REHAB, SPORTS, ETC
B Human factors, ergonomics, man-machine interface, safety
F Rehabilitation devices and controls
K Sports mechanics

 

X GENERAL & MISCELLANEOUS

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