Joint Separation
Joint Separation is a mechanical failure mode in bolted connections wherein the clamped parts lose contact under external tensile loading, resulting in the transfer of load from the bolt to the joint interface.
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Joint Blind Source Separation by Multiset Canonical Correlation Analysis
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General Motors (United States)
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University Hospital of Basel
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