Sentence examples for compromise the durability from inspiring English sources
It is well known that exposure of such joints to water in liquid or vapor form can compromise the durability of such joints and bring about premature failure.
Moreover, it was found that under ambient conditions there is potential for under-cure or slow progression of cure for the epoxy adhesive products typically employed in these applications, which in turn can compromise the durability of a bonded joint.
As one example of its potential application, nuclear power plants and radioactive waste disposal sites are often located in areas vulnerable to attack by chloride and sulfate, and this may compromise the durability of the concrete structure designed to shield radiation.
The results showed that incorporation of gypsum contaminated fine recycled aggregates with SO3 contents up to 2.9% by weight does not compromise the durability in mortars, regardless of the cement types studied in this study, the consistency and the contaminant present.
Application of the model to the steam curing of an AASHTO Type VI beam indicates temperature differences (between the surface and the center) higher than 20 °C during the cooling stage, and internal temperatures higher than 70 °C that may compromise the durability of the concrete.
The connection between precast deck panel and supporting girder is a field operation and as such should not compromise the durability and result in service life reduction.
Cellular concrete can have between 10% and 70% air, which results in a material that is lightweight but may compromise the compressive strength and durability properties.
Spalling is a significant surface defect that can compromise the integrity and durability of concrete structures.
The article at hand presents this new technology briefly and focuses on the issue of possible delayed ettringite formation which might compromise concrete durability.
Sn-LRAs exhibited a significant change in end-stent angle and curvature during respiration, a finding that may compromise long-term durability for parallel stent graft configurations.
Under such conditions, the persistence of calcium-silicate-hydrate (C-S-H) gel is compromised by ongoing crystallization that, if not controlled, may adversely affect the durability of the cement sheath.
