The phrase "analysis of the cladding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, architecture, or materials science when discussing the examination or evaluation of cladding materials or systems.
Example: "The analysis of the cladding revealed several areas that required maintenance to ensure the building's integrity."
Alternatives: "examination of the cladding" or "evaluation of the cladding".
Analysis of the clad layers showed that an almost featureless structure was formed at different dilutions between 1% and 4%.
A process parameter search is made and associated the microstructural analysis of the resulting clads.
The results from the analysis of the samples of wood cladding were used to model the mould growth on different locations of the building.
A physical check would require costly dismantling and reconstruction of the panel but, as an alternative, this paper presents an analysis of the force transferred to cladding fixing assemblies when the panel is subjected to impulsive loading, using the finite element analysis program, DYNA3D.
This paper presents the application of the recently proposed novel simulation methodology, capable of generating both Gaussian and non-Gaussian wind pressure fluctuations, in the fatigue analysis of roof cladding.
In this work, the foundation for 3D thermo-mechanical analysis of SiC/SiC cladding is put in place and a set of analyses with simplified boundary conditions has been performed.
These results are then used to perform thermal fatigue analysis and to predict the stress-life behaviour of the cladding.
To further investigate the structural details and to confirm that the growth of the complete structure of GaAs/GaInAs MQW shell surrounded by AlGaAs clad layer was achieved, cross-sectional TEM analysis of the complete NW structure was performed.
( {overline{n}}_{cl} ) is the averaged effective index of the cladding mode.
This paper illustrates the first results of a numerical analysis of the interaction between the mass of wet tuff and the internal environment of rock-clad dwellings.
