Sentence examples for deflection so that from inspiring English sources

This chapter describes the on-bottom stability analysis and design for RTPs of which the objective is to limit pipe deflection so that the resultant maximum RTP bending stresses and strains are within the allowable limits, according to design codes.

We therefore constrained deflections so that, instead of varying continuously over the x-y (anteroposterior-dorsoventral) plane of whisking motion, they occurred between discrete positions on one of several possible grids.

In the present example, correction to the face deflection changes to 1.43 so that face deflection value is 3.97 (=2.27 + 0.27 + 1.43) which is under 4.7% from the exact value.

The water nearest the sphere needs the most deflection, so these wires or blades would be thickest.

The blank holder is designed as an elastically deformable thin steel plate, so that deflection is possible and desired.

It is easy to set up the case so that the deflection will be enough to keep the particle from ever entering the time-travel region in the first place.

This makes it possible to estimate building modification factors from the relevant design charts so that induced deflection ratios and horizontal strains, caused by adjacent excavation and tunnelling activities, can be calculated.

In 2009, K.A. Zalka indicated that the interaction between the bending and shear modes is always beneficial, so that it reduces the deflection of the structure (Zalka 2009).

Although the Winkler' foundation model has its own advantages, it is unable to consider the soil continuity so that the tunnel deflection cannot be obtained accurately.

This derivation assumes that the deflection of the wire is small so that small angle approximations apply.

This force is then modulated by a PAIRS coefficient, chosen so that the static deflection and time-constant are as expected.