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    • Wound-on-tension for two drum winders 

      Good, J. K.; Cowen, B. R.; Dolezal, L. E.; Markum, R. (Oklahoma State University, 2003-06)
      The two drum winder remains to be a high productivity winder for rewinding some paper and nonwoven webs at very high speeds. Winding models of varied capabilities exist for center winders, center winders with rider rollers, ...

    • Wound-on-tension of winders with nip rollers 

      Ren, Yao (2016-12)
      Roll-to-roll (R2R) manufacturing is widely used to create products from traditional web materials such as plastic webs, metal foils, to the recent printed and flexible electronics. Winding or rewinding is a critical component ...

    • Wounded worldviews : A terror management perspective on combat veterans 

      Bradley, Kristopher (2013-07)
      Previous research has demonstrated that individuals that have experienced trauma respond atypically to reminders of mortality. The present research tested the hypothesis that United States military veterans would respond ...

    • Wrestling with angels: A dissertation in creative writing 

      Robison, James Curry (1979-12)

    • Wright City : a report to the nation. 

      Wright City (Wright City, Okla.) (1942?)

    • Wrinkle dependency on web roller slip 

      Dobbs, J. N.; Kedl, D. M. (Oklahoma State University, 1995-06)
      The shear forces in a web introduced from an untrammed roller create wrinkles that are affected by web twisting or slipping on the upstream roller. The web span bounded between the untrammed and upstream rollers behaves ...

    • Wrinkle initiation and development in heated webs on drums 

      Jones, Dilwyn P.; McCann, Michael J.; Bishop, Charles A.; Abbott, Steven (Oklahoma State University, 2013-06)
      Wrinkles often occur in webs heated on drums and rollers. Anecdotal evidence from vacuum metalizers suggests that wrinkles are initiated by small grit particles or surface imperfections that lift the web off the drum. An ...

    • Wrinkle painting process: A postmodern approach to painting in curriculum 

      Palmer, Bob E. (1996-05)

    • Wrinkle-free conveyance in nips 

      Rice, B. S. (Oklahoma State University, 2005-06)
      Wrinkling in nips with ultra-thin webs is empirically studied. In web converting, nips are used for tension isolation drives, gravure coaters, prevention of air entrainment on rollers and winding rolls, calendaring, ...

    • Wrinkling mechanisms of webs with spatially varying material properties 

      Carrle, Jeremy; Lange, Steve; Hamm, Rich; Ba, Shan (Oklahoma State University, 2017-06)
      Webs often include variation in caliper or modulus of elasticity as a result of manufacturing variation. Light-weight nonwoven webs are especially prone to these issues because the variation is proportionally more, relative ...

    • Wrinkling of Composite-facing Sandwich Panels Under Biaxial Loading 

      Victor Birman; Charles W. Bert (Journal of Sandwich Structures and Materials, 2004-05-01)
      The problem of face wrinkling in sandwich structures was identified as an important failure mode and first analyzed in 1940 by Gough et al. [1], who used a Winkler-type elastic foundation to model the core. This work was ...

    • Wrinkling of foils 

      Walker, T. J.; Cole, K. A.; Zagar, S.; Quass, J. (Oklahoma State University, 2011-06)
      Aluminum and copper metal webs less than 150 microns (6-mils) are considered foils. Demand for aluminum and copper foils are growing, driven by growing markets for flexible electronics, flat panel displays, lithium batteries, ...

    • Wrinkling of Webs Approaching Heated Rollers 

      Divakaruni, Saikiran (Oklahoma State University, 2011-05-01)
      There are several reasons webs wrinkle when passing over rollers. Some of the reasons for wrinkles on web are roller misalignment, tapered rollers, decrease in web tension, difference in web thickness etc. The scope this ...

    • Wrinkling of webs due to twist 

      Good, J. K.; Straughan, P. (Oklahoma State University, 1999-06)
      Webs are often required to endure twisting in web process machinery. There is a limit to the degree to which the web can be twisted prior to wrinkling. The objective of this publication is to document a closed form technique ...

    • Wrinkling of webs on rollers and drums 

      Jones, D. P.; McCann, M. J. (Oklahoma State University, 2005-06)
      Wrinkles are frequently observed in thin webs wrapping rollers, winding cores, and drums in vacuum coaters. They are the buckling response of the web to compressive deformation in the transverse direction (TD), which may ...

    • Wrinkling of wide webs 

      Walker, T. J.; Cole, K. A. (Oklahoma State University, 2011-06)
      Wrinkling remains one of the top causes of converting process waste. Though wrinkles created by roller misalignment and web bending (shear wrinkles) are well-understood, nearly all the published research and modeling has ...

    • Write choice: Exploring how English composition instructors choose their teaching techniques 

      Christian, Maria Elaine (2007-05)
      Scope and Method of Study:

    • WRITING A YOUNG ADULT NOVEL: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OF ONE NON-WRITER'S JOURNEY 

      Perry, Karin Marie (2010)
      This qualitative study explores the experiences of a self-proclaimed non-writer as she seeks to understand and develop a style of writing. Research is included to support the ideas that teachers of writing should be writers ...

    • Writing Across the Curriculum : Problems and Possibilities for Implementation Within a Traditional High School 

      Cavener, Lee Ann (Oklahoma State University, 1990-05-01)

    • Writing and Editing Proficiencies in Agricultural Communications: Frequency of Use and Role in Curriculum 

      Ciuffetelli, Gina Rose (Oklahoma State University, 2004-05-01)
      The purpose of this study was to determine the proficiencies writing and editing professionals perceive as important, the frequency they use these proficiencies and how these proficiencies should be taught to students ...