Sentence examples for a higher shrinkage from inspiring English sources

The basis of this method is an assumption that material with a higher shrinkage property should have a higher risk of cracking and vice versa.

It was shown that the cement pastes with both SAP and SRA exhibited a higher shrinkage than the cement paste with SAP, more notably at the early age.

Moreover, a higher Young's modulus, a higher yield stress, and a higher shrinkage stress were observed for the conjugated-spun and drawn fibers.

Although the hams cooked with a bag performed better in some chemical retentions and pigment, the water contents were significantly lower than those hams cooked in single netting (P < 0.05), and there was a higher shrinkage tendency compared with the hams cooked without a bag.

Finally, it should be noted that the waste oil gave relatively good compressive and thermal results, acceptable flexural characteristics, but a high shrinkage and density.

Geopolymers have much higher drying shrinkage than Portland cement based composites Shrinkage performance is an important property for reinforced concrete composites just because a high shrinkage performance is associated to cracking tendency that leads to future durability problems.

The results show that increasing the slag content in AAFS pastes would accelerate the chemical reaction process and cause a higher autogenous shrinkage and chemical shrinkage.

Based on a range of experimental studies (e.g. Lone et al., 1993; Willcox, 2004; Braadbaart and van Bergen, 2005; Nesbitt, 2006: 21), most carbonized seeds appear to shrink between 10 and 20 %, with a slight bias towards higher shrinkage in the longest dimension, i.e. a tendency to become more spherical.

In this paper I use a 10%% shrinkage estimate for cereals and a higher 20%% shrinkage estimate for pulses.

Solidifying steel castings normally show a higher linear shrinkage (1.5 percent) than gray iron castings, which shrink about 1 percent.

The tendency of slope variation in the Arrhenius plots of thermo mechanical curves suggests that increasing the number of embedded tapes can produce a potential lower activation energy with a higher x y shrinkage.