The phrase "deformation range" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the range or extent of change or distortion that something can undergo. Example: The plastic material has a high deformation range, making it suitable for molding into different shapes and forms.
In field trials, NWGT showed a larger deformation range than woven geotextile or geogrid.
Notably larger-diameter CNTs naturally show a larger cooperative deformation range.
Since both measurements were done relative to the pre-release state, we combined the results from Figs 3 and 6 to estimate the entire deformation range over which FN has this elastic behavior behavior.
Schemes developed are verified with iterative non-linear finite-element program that is valid in the finite deformation range.
Conventional hinge designs in planar compliant mechanisms have a limited deformation range because of the high stresses induced during deflection.
Loading rates have insignificant effects on their transverse mechanical properties even in the finite deformation range.
Generally, the deformation ranged from 10 50 cm, while the mountain side deformed more than the river side.
The analysis is performed for three different materials and includes all stages of deformation ranging from elastic Hertzian contact through elasto-plastic deformation to finite deformation plastic contact.
A sequence of test compressions of finite deformation (ranging from 0.9% to 34.5% nominal strain) was performed at strain rates ranging from ∼0.053%/s to 5.8%/s.
As a first step a three dimensional model valid for all deformation ranges was selected and implemented as a user material into commercial finite element software.
Two 3-D finite element simulators—Integrated Parallel Accurate Reservoir Simulator IPARSS) for flow and JAS3D for mechanics together model multiphase fluid flow in reservoir rocks undergoing deformation ranging from linear elasticity to large, nonlinear inelastic compaction.
