Sentence examples for core reinforcement from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study is to improve the mechanical performance of the foam core sandwich composites with a rather simpler method of core reinforcement.

This paper considers sandwich constructions with reinforced cores by way of three-dimensional Z-pins embedded into foam, honeycomb cells filled with foam, and hollow/space accessible Z-pins acting as core reinforcement.

Carbon or basalt fiber cores were embedded in SFRP composites as core reinforcements, and of which their ends were inserted into the beams to act as anchors.

All the designs are based on the concept of the "tied-core" sandwich, i.e. the use of additional core reinforcements that act to tie the opposing facings of a sandwich together, thus preventing catastrophic failure under edgewise loading.

This compromise is realized thanks to the presence of different parts in the composite material, namely the skins which are particularly thin and stiff relative to the homogeneous core material and possibly core reinforcements.

This compromise is realized thanks to the presence of different parts in the composite material, namely the skins and possibly core reinforcements or thin-walled core structure which are both thin/slender and stiff relative to the other parts, namely the homogeneous core material, if any.

At the core of reinforcement learning is the concept that the optimal behavior or action is reinforced by a positive reward.

Amorphous alloys were first developed over 40 years ago and found applications as magnetic core or reinforcement added to other materials.

What was different about the test model was that it had a steel rod inserted into its core for reinforcement, not the small bronze dowels that were supposed to hold the limestone spires together.

In order to improve the elastic wave energy dissipation and absorption properties of the laminated plate, the vacant place of the core (honeycomb reinforcement layer) is filled with viscoelastic damping material (VDM).

Additionally, the report asks sites to consider whether their self-designed CM protocol: 1) emphasizes core positive reinforcement principles; 2) gives offenders early rewards; and 3) requires any changes before they begin protocol implementation.