The phrase "allowable load and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, construction, or any field where load limits are discussed.
Example: "The allowable load and safety factors must be considered when designing the structure."
Alternatives: "permissible load and" or "acceptable load and".
Therefore, it is essential to know the allowable loads and the corresponding failure behaviour (e.g., crack initiation, growth and instability) of the component.
Using the simplified analytical model, structural engineers can easily predict the storey drift, maximum allowable loads, and bracing stiffness of a single-storey multi-bay steel frame.
Therefore, the maximum allowable load factors of perfect and imperfect systems should be determined by assigning displacement constraints.
Therefore, the allowable static load (assuming the working load as an allowable load in this study) was 2.1 MN, and it was evaluated that additional dynamic load generated by mechanical vibration is 125.7 kN.
Concerning the powered railway axles, the fatigue design method in Japan is compared with that in Europe and the effect of the train velocity on the allowable load is discussed.
The maximum allowable load applied to the sensor is 31.8 N based on an allowable stress for AT-cut quartz crystals of 150 MPa.
Railway classification refers to class grade of a railway according to its role in railway network, properties, volume of long-term passenger and freight traffic, maximum allowable axle load and designed speed, etc.
The primary basis for this recommendation is small differences in nominal design values and small differences in allowable loads between the two-parameter and three-parameter Weibull distributions.
Tests were conducted in four cases with varying combinations of large vehicle and allowable loads as shown in Table 3.
Table 2 Types of loads Allowable live load Large live load Below allowable design load Exceeding allowable design load 10 N, 30 N 40 N, 50 N Table 3 Test cases Large live load (N) Allowable live load (N) Case (i) 40 10 Case (ii) 40 30 Case (iii) 50 10 Case (iv) 50 30.
