Sentence examples for deflection criterion from inspiring English sources

An allowable deflection criterion is proposed for the usage of the proposed tool.

A crack deflection criterion based on the J-integral vector is introduced and implemented into a crack growth model.

The results of the column analyses show that failure is governed by a stability-based deflection criterion.

While handle deflection for most jobs did not exceed the capacity of 75% females and 99% males, six jobs exceeded the deflection criterion.

The unit point load deflection criterion is the most crucial one for structural design of timber floors with various types of joists and usually dominates the whole design.

Unlike the usual deflection criterion used for establishing the convergence performance of most finite elements, the present study employs a stress analysis which is pivotal in the design phase of a structural component.

The solution produced satisfies all strength and deflection criteria.

The deflection criteria of the existing specifications are not applicable to the light rail bridges; consequently, an alternative approach is suggested.

Calculation of mechanical energy release rates and propagation angles with crack-opening displacement correlation and the local symmetry (KII = 0) criterion, respectively, provided results most efficiently and accurately, as compared with compliance and J-integral approaches and other deflection criteria.

These figures show that central-braced infilled frames are more effective than that of corner-braced and diagonal-braced, partially infilled frames for the deflection criteria.

The objective of this study was to experimentally and numerically assess the dynamic blast response of these FRP-reinforced wood panels and explore the development of pressure impulse (PI) diagrams based on a maximum deflection damage criterion.