Sentence examples for compress strength from inspiring English sources
[C4/Foam core/C4] shows highest compress strength decline rate, while [G4/Foam core/G4] shows lowest rate.
Decline rate of [C2/G2/Foam core/G2/C2] is very low but the compress strength of its undamaged specimen is not high.
Though the cement hydration rate is decreased at early stage, it has no influence on the final total heat release and no influence on concrete compress strength at 28 d.
The optimum parameters were 2% CaSO4 addition and sintering temperature of 1200 °C, and the corresponding bulk density and compress strength values were 0.98 g/cm3 and 9.84 MPa, respectively.
The influences of fly ash properties, fly ash/recycled glass proportion in the raw materials, addition of fluxing and foaming agent, firing temperature, and residence time at the peak temperature on the final properties (apparent density, compressing strength and leachable potential of major and trace elements) of the foam specimens are investigated.
The stress-strain curve showed that the compressive stress on sintered scaffolds gradually increased with compress strain until load drop indicative of ultimate compression strength (Ult. Comp. strength)).
It cannot take sharp bends, and when compressed its strength depends largely on the properties of the resin encasing it.
Since an increase in the ionic strength compresses double layer on solid materials such as colloidal particles[19, 20, 21], the double-layer repulsion between the GdC particles probably became small through the hydrolysis.
The weak gel damaged the formation more than the strong gel because the weak gel had less strength and compressed further than the strong gel.
The zeta potential also decreases more rapidly when the double layer is compressed at high ionic strength (Brooks and Seaman 1973; Vane and Zang 1997).
The increase of ionic strength also compressed the electrical double layer which moves the adsorbents and the dye molecules closer together which may enhance the hydrophobic hydrophobic interactions (Binnie et al. 2002; Hu et al. 2013).
