Sentence examples for adequate friction from inspiring English sources

At intermediate to high temperatures, surface texture depth of underlying layer had a significant effect on the shear strength, indicating that selection of appropriate underlying layer with adequate friction with OGFC is critical for a good bonding shear strength.

Additional correlations are proposed to estimate the critical Reynolds number at the beginning and ending of the transition region, which allows to select the most adequate friction factor correlation as a function of the operational Reynolds number for a heat exchanger design application.

These results suggest that traffic with 50% of cars having studded tyres results in adequate friction of icy road surfaces in the test conditions.

Our main conclusion is that in the reported test conditions, traffic with 50% of cars having studded tyres results in adequate friction of icy road surfaces.

Compared to the results of Tuononen and Sainio [14], our results suggest a somewhat higher proportion of studded tyres for adequate friction on wintry road surfaces, although the range suggested by Tuononen and Sainio includes 50% of vehicles with studded tyres.

The presence of these two different pulps, each with distinctive properties, ensures an adequate friction and accommodation of the object between the pulp of the thumb and those of the fingers during precision grasping (Figure 1).

The simulation results show that the growths of hydraulic fractures are relatively uniform with adequate perforation friction; the reduction of perforation cluster spacing, increase of Young modulus or fluid viscosity will cause the reduction of some fracture width and uneven flow distribution into these fractures, thus aggravating non-uniform growth of multiple fractures.

Therefore, the assumption in design codes of no mean stress effect, based in the presence of high residual stresses close to the yield stress, seems not adequate to be applied for friction stir butt welds.

The application of the von Mises maximum yield parameter (√J2) criterion demonstrates to be an adequate method for designing low-friction and high-bearing capacity systems for high-demanding tribological applications.

These more stable compounds demanded the development of fuzes adequate for armour-piercing shells, since friction was no longer a reliable method of igniting them.

Adequate relief of pressure forces (shearing or friction) requires changes in position of bedridden or sitting patients and the use of pressure-relieving support surfaces (PRSS).