The phrase "anchorage force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, construction, or physics, particularly when discussing forces that hold structures in place.
Example: "The anchorage force must be calculated to ensure the stability of the bridge under various load conditions."
Alternatives: "holding force" or "supporting force".
A new definition of the design strength of the externally bonded FRP reinforcement is proposed, for both flexural plates and shear ties, taking into account the ultimate anchorage force.
With the advent of skeletal anchorage, force systems could be altered and increased without concern for unwanted side effects in the reactive unit and B chter [24] found miniscrews to remain clinically stable at force levels up to 900 g.
Its application in underground coal mines showed the following disadvantages: the cable diameter is small and doesn't match borehole diameter, thus, significantly affects anchorage force, and is prone to the anchor end sliding.
This behaviour was attributed to frictional sliding and mechanical anchorage forces within the cement matrix that simultaneously operated over the entire fibre surface.
The key point of the proposed approach is that notwithstanding the complexity of the simulated phenomenon, the resulting highly non-linear, dynamic model is simple and produces an accurate prediction of all the relevant parameters for barrier design, such as anchorage forces, net panel elongations and residual heights.
While some Type III anchorages may have Type I and Type II characteristics, it should be noted that anchorage forces in a Type III application are transferred beyond the bonded length.
The French captured Trincomalee from the British on September 1 when Suffren seized the anchorage and forced the garrison to surrender.
When a continuous arch wire is placed on many teeth to provide anchorage, balancing forces can result in unintended outcomes.
Age Gender Malocclusion Archwire/bracket Anchorage and Aux Force system/amount Measurement T Al-Sibaie and Hajeer 2013 [18] RCT G1 23.02.02 19F/9M Class II div.
However, in their model, TCR binding per se does not trigger T cell activation, but provides the physical anchorage against which forces originating from the cytoskeleton can apply.
In some cases, as dictated by the geometry of the member to which the FRP is bonded and the location of the critical design section, anchorage systems provide a force transfer mechanism that is critical to the strength of the FRP system.
