Sentence examples for between wind force and from inspiring English sources

The devise avoids energy loss during the two to-and-fro energy conversion processes between wind force and electrical energy.

Correlation between wind force and moment coefficients is investigated and wind force coefficients for the design of main wind force resisting systems are proposed.

Correlation between the wind force and moment coefficients is investigated, and appropriate wind force coefficients for the design of main wind force resisting systems are proposed.

The eccentricity between resultant wind force and center of stiffness (and also the torque) is larger when the wind is nearly parallel to the long axis, than when it is nearly parallel to the short axis.

In particular, we focus on the interaction between inertial and buoyancy forces, the effect of wind forcing, and the unsteady nature of the hydraulic forcing.

Wind forces and moments on each building in the row are measured with the base balance under different wind incidence angles and different separation distances between buildings.

Furthermore, it was showed that the vibration frequency did not lock the vortex shedding frequency completely in the VIV process, and the unstability of VIR was induced by the difference between the transient frequency of across-wind force and that of VIV displacement.

Spatiotemporal wind pressure data on a typical LB setup with different gap distances are used to examine inter-building aerodynamic correlation, which is presented in terms of the correlation coefficients between local wind force components and between generalized force components of the two LBs.

The tests focus on the effects of aerodynamic damping and interaction effects between the wind forcing, wave forcing and the blade pitch control algorithm.

Mean wind force coefficients for the entire scaffolding and area-averaged wind force coefficients were determined for different scaffolding geometries.

Although the size of the survey area does not appear to influence the precision of population estimates, the distance between stations, the variability in wind forcing of currents, and the time taken to cover the area of interest all have notable effects on precision.