The phrase "area of pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any discussion involving forces and their effects on surfaces.
Example: "The area of pressure exerted by the hydraulic system was measured to ensure safety standards were met."
Alternatives: "zone of pressure" or "region of pressure".
A couple of pennies fall in advance, and you can see the area of pressure they fell from.
The performed experiments revealed that the strength of screw joints depended on the total area of pressure and shear.
In recent years, the necessity of reliability-based design has received significant attention from researchers working in the area of pressure vessels and nuclear piping.
Over the last decade, the requirement for moving from a deterministic design to a more rational reliability-based load and resistance factor design (LRFD) guideline has been emphasised in the area of pressure vessel and piping.
On October 30, satellite imagery showed that the area of pressure was beginning to form into a tropical disturbance.
Before we get to supercavitation, let's discuss plain old cavitation, which is a fluid dynamics phenomenon that occurs when something moves through a liquid so fast that it ends up creating an area of pressure low enough that the liquid actually boils and turns into a small pocket of vapor — in other words, a bubble.
Injury/fibrosis score, tissue volume density (TVD), collagen content, airway resistance (R N), tissue damping (G) and elastance coefficient (H), hysteresivity, and area of pressure-volume curve (PV-A) were determined after 7 and 21 days (inflammation and fibrosis stage, respectively).
If the sensor area is larger than the area of relevant pressure peaks, the real pressure will be underestimated.
Kyle track northward in response to an area of high pressure east of Bermuda and an area of low pressure along the eastern United States.
