Sentence examples for buckle effect from inspiring English sources

In the framework of the linear elasticity theory, an analytical model has been developed to explain the buckle effect on the formation of the dislocations.

More liquefied vitreous with PVD may play a role as counter action the buckle effect; this type of vitreo-retinal traction can be removed more completely by PPV than SB.

It is believed that the buckling effect of the filter results in wider tuning range and higher tuning efficiency than that of plane filters without buckling effect.

Buckling effect and volume control are stated as constraints in the minimized compliance multi-material topology optimization problem.

The buckling effect is represented by using an equivalent negative strain-hardening, introduced to the material model.

The micromachined MCA valve, which uses a buckling effect, consists of three separate structures: the MCA, the valve actuator die and the seat die.

The design and modelling of the buckling effect of Continuous Welded Rail (CWR) requires accurate material constants, especially at elevated temperatures.

Finally, a uniform formula for the stability coefficient of partially stiffened elements considering both local and distortional buckling effect is established.

Further papers will consider the overall buckling effect and the total moment in real stiffeners, and will describe the proposed design model.

Additionally no delamination effects in laminates or bondings were observed except the skin-core delamination which causes the buckling effect in the wing shell due to fatigue loading.

And so, predictably, Britain removed more clothes than was strictly decent and set off for the beach, only to find that, because of the potential buckling effect of the heat on rails, the rail network was in even more chaos than usual, with widespread 60mph speed restrictions.