Sentence examples for constant damp from inspiring English sources

No failure occurred within first reliability tests of 100 sensors with thermal shock test and constant damp heat storage.

Two models with constant damping and time varying non-linear damping were considered.

A constant damping coefficient is obtained by calculation-experimental method from vibration of one pipeline.

The performance obtained with the optimal constant damping coefficient serves as a reference to assess the possible improvements brought by active technologies.

One of these generators connects to a tunable resistor for fine tuning the damping coefficient, while the other generators are connected to a control and rectifying circuit, each of which both regenerates electricity and provides a constant damping coefficient.

The common characteristic of these oscillators is that they posses viscous and constant damping properties, which depend on their velocity direction.

The proposed Damped Nyquist Plot (DNP) method evaluates the open loop transfer function (OLTF) along a line of constant damping ratio to provide a graphical tool to design power system stabilizers (PSS).

In the present case, this current source has been used to simulate a constant damping PTO on a small scale pitching WEC model that has been tested in the IST wave flume.

The formulation yields a constant damping matrix and the damping forces depend only on the local deformation; thus, no additional coupling between the reference and elastic co-ordinates appears in the formulation when considering the viscoelastic effects.

The predicted dynamic responses of the building using the actual amplitude-dependent damping characteristics were compared to those computed with constant damping parameters assumed by the structural designers to evaluate the adequacy of current design practices and to investigate the effect of amplitude-dependent damping on the wind-induced responses.

It is found that in 96% of the cases, modal damping ratios increase approximately linearly with frequency; showing that damping in buildings is best represented by using a model consisting of a constant damping ratio plus a stiffness-proportional damping ratio.