The phrase "at overload" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a state of excessive capacity or strain, often in technical or metaphorical situations.
Example: "The system is operating at overload, causing delays in processing requests."
Alternatives: "under strain" or "at capacity".
For a portable power system, the DMFC was applied for the main power source at average load and the battery was applied for auxiliary power at overload.
Thus, crude peptide sample is applied at overload conditions to extraction columns consisting of SPE tubes containing silica-based reversed-phase packing.
Load ratio in the range 0.1 0.9 was used in fatigue testing to determine its effect on the fatigue threshold, Paris regime, and stress intensity at overload.
The objective of this study was to optimize the injection-hole geometries of a liquid injection heat pump in order to prevent the risk of wet-compression while reducing compressor discharge temperature at overload cooling conditions.
The results showed that all the material conditions responded favorably to the single tensile overloads; the magnitude and extent of crack retardation was amplified due to an increase in overload ratio (OLR) and a longer crack length at overload application.
In the fatigue crack growth tests, the fatigue threshold, Paris law slope, and stress intensity at overload were determined at various load ratios while fatigue precracked samples were also tested to determine the fracture toughness using an R-curve approach since samples were not thick enough for valid plane strain KIC.
Currently there are no design standards for Cycloidal drives owing to their complicated component stiffness behaviour, increased tooth-load-sharing at overloads etc., which further obscures the analytical estimation of torsional rigidity of a given configuration.
The bedroom is a candied nightmare of stripes, swags, and other period frills, hinting less at cultural overload than at pure infantilization.
Reliance told the agency that the FPE breakers will trip reliably at most overload levels unless the breakers have been operated in a repetitive, abusive manner that should not occur during residential use.
Many QoS-aware MAC protocols for WSNs address how to satisfy QoS requirements and ensure efficient resource usage at network overload [6 8].
They identify needs for further research on satisfying QoS requirements while ensuring efficient resource usage at network overload, which this paper addresses.
