Sentence examples for at a load equal from inspiring English sources

The hoop- and spiral-confined slender columns failed at a load equal to 66% and 82%, respectively, of the strength of their counterpart short columns.

The test began with a load equal to 1 kg.

As the yield load of 5460 kN is very close to the design load V d  = βW = 6000 kN, the slope of the initial branch of the approximate elastic purely plastic curve ('bilinear curve' in Fig. 5) is assumed to coincide with that of the real pushover curves, and its plastic branch is decided to start at a lateral load equal to V do  = 6600 kN.

Static pull tests and dynamic drop tests show that the bolt length elongates by 14 20% at a load level equal to the strength of the bolt material, thereby absorbing a large amount of energy.

At the highest state of dispersion, achieved at a clay loading equal to 5 wt%, 50% of clay nanoplatelets were individually dispersed and located within the soft domain of the block copolymer and a maximum of interfacial polarization and a minimum of dynamic mechanical damping factor were respectively exhibited.

Looking in detail to the pushing phase, we have measured a cell protrusion growth initial velocity at zero-force load equal to 0.12 µm/s.

After that the plasticity took place and growth in the bottom flange, the top flange and the two webs at the loading positions and their surrounding area, making load deflection curve nonlinear up to an applied load equals 17.8 kN and the corresponding deflection at mid-span equals 15.5 mm, after that the deflection increased without significant change in the load.

Figure 10 illustrates three-dimensional plots of longitudinal and transverse strain distributions for models of specimens A-25-0-0 A-25-0-0 A-25-0-0 A-25-0-010 at loads equal to 44.5 kN.

This optimal load equal to 7.5% BW (Monark ergometers) was later reconsidered in a study performed by the same research group at the Wingate Institute [ 139].

At first, we considered a clamped-free beam subjected to a fixed point loading equal to 4 N at the free end at y = b/2.

This will be a velocity at which the weight of the aircraft and the load equals the lift generated by the velocity.