"broken wiring" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to electrical wiring that is damaged or no longer functioning properly. Example: The old house had many issues, including broken wiring that caused the lights to flicker constantly.
However, if the number of broken wires is not significant, torsion might not occur and broken wires might not be detected.
This works much better and we do not have the broken wires problem after fixing these broken wires.
A radial basis function neural network (NN) is proposed for the identification of broken wires within a wire rope.
It can be caused in some cases including non-uniform accreted ice, broken wires, ice shedding and galloping.
He checked the electrical resistance through the windings, as I had done, to confirm there was no short circuit or broken wire.
Starting in 2013, the agency wants to clean up the massive anchorages tying down the bridge's foundation, replace broken wires in the cables and replace the dehumidifiers in the chambers where the anchors are held.
The damage in the rope at failure defined by counting broken wires is nearly 50% smaller than the damage value given by the commercial non-destructive damage value, based on magnetic measurements.
Owing to the high resolution of the multi-coil measuring probe, it is possible to detect not only cuts of individual cords but also broken wires in the cords, and even the corrosion of cords in the core.
A large number of physical effects and causes may lead to the manifestations, including broken wires, shorts or bridging between nodes that should be distinct, excessive or inadequate doping in a device, poor contacts between materials or features, or excessive variation in device size.
There, to the left of the Newry road on a plateau of rock and green grass, lay the broken wire-mesh anti-mortar screen which once guarded the fortress where British troops – so often attacked by the IRA from Dundalk in the Republic – guarded the border.
