Sentence examples for effect of the specimens from inspiring English sources

Some researchers have proposed placing two linear supports in order to eliminate the weight effect of the specimens (Abdalla and Karihaloo 2003).

In the BT, one must consider the effect of the specimen thickness on the measured ITS value.

However, a significant effect of the specimen age was observed on the maximum bond stress depending on the UHPC mixture design and proportions (Holschemacher et al. 2004).

Finally, the effect of the specimen surface has been investigated for the reference material (ASTM grade < 1) by comparing the "as cast" surface to a machined surface finish.

The effect of the specimen size, stacking sequence and material system on the failure load was determined experimentally and the failure modes examined through fractographic analysis.

To evaluate the effect of the specimen design on the flexural strength (σf) and failure mode of ceramic structures, testing the hypothesis that the ceramic material under tension controls the mechanical performance of the structure.

A systematic study of the effect of the specimen thickness (from B=4 to 15 mm) and the presence of a V-shaped side groove on the resultant J1c has been carried out.

The effect of the specimen (or component) thickness has been shown to have a significant effect on closure behaviour and this seems to be related to the relative size of the plastic zone.

The effects of the specimen length, incomplete displacement data and rigid body rotation errors were analysed.

The effects of the specimen geometry and strain rate are also discussed.

The effects of the specimen sizes and the crack inclination angles on the peak failure loads of the pre-cracked Brazilian Disk specimens are studied.