Sentence examples for defect dimension from inspiring English sources

The fatigue crack growth is simulated by finite element analysis using the Virtual Crack Closure Technique, starting from experimentally detected initiation sites and cast defect dimension on a set of specimens extracted from heavy-duty tile press frames and fatigue tested with a classical staircase methodology.

A critical size defect is defined as the minimum defect dimension (in diameter) that the animal is incapable of repairing without intervention.

To study the interaction and influence of defect dimensions on the compressive strength, a finite element based mechanics model is implemented.

In order to produce a high amount of vibration signals, considering different defect dimensions and noise levels, the BEAring Toolbox (BEAT) is employed in this work.

This paper contains details of small-scale and full-scale experiments on X80 line pipe specimen containing girth welds and different initial defect dimensions in order to understand their fracture behaviour.

Experimental results from bending tests on full-scale pipes are presented, including the effect on pipe initial geometry, weld defect dimensions, and local strains experienced in the weld region.

All implants induced bone resorption, which lead to tear drop-shaped bone defects at 3 weeks post-operative, as opposed to no appreciable change in control defect dimensions.

The use of only one rabbit at day 1 was sufficient to document acute implant residency, and to document very uniform initial defect dimensions, but did not permit any statistical comparison with day 21 defects.

1976, pp. 627 631], none of these approaches applies over the whole range of possible defects dimensions.

Before the final 8 days of fatigue testing a simulated rectangular defect of dimensions 1 m × 0.05 m × 0.01 m was introduced into the blade material.

The experimental results demonstrate a good sensing ability of the designed probe in the 10 800 kHz frequency range, with peak-signal-to-noise ratios higher than 36 dB at 10 kHz (and 62 dB at 800 kHz) for defects featuring dimensions as small as 0.4 mm × 0.2 mm × 0.2 mm.