Sentence examples for estimates of stress from inspiring English sources

Volume changes in chemically reactive materials, such as hydrating cement, play a critical role in many engineering applications that require precise estimates of stress and pressure developments.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Estimates of stress (σvz and σhz) based on the overburden and Marston theories; ( upphi^{prime } ) = 30°, γ = 0.02 (MN/m3) and K = 0.5.

The present paper deals with such a problem and presents numerical estimates of stress intensity factors at a crack tip in an un-stiffened curved panel with a secondary crack in the vicinity of a primary crack.

Previous estimates of stress magnitude from borehole breakouts at Site C0002 were computed using rock strength values defined from empirical relationships between P-wave velocity (V p) and UCS for shales and were formulated without constraints on S hmin, which are now constrained by leak-off tests (e.g., Chang et al. 2010).

This indicates that the stress state lies in either a normal or strike-slip faulting regime throughout the section, which is broadly consistent with observations of abundant normal faults in the Kumano basin in seismic reflection data (e.g., Sacks et al. 2013) and with previous estimates of stress magnitudes from wellbore breakouts (Chang et al. 2010).

On the other hand slip-line fields (SLF) have been extensively used not only for evaluation of limit load but also for obtaining sufficiently accurate estimates of stresses in the plastic region as well as in the vicinity of crack tip.

where is the estimate of stress in th wire at instant, is the th column of matrix and is the column of matrix.

Indeed, if all wires are unbroken, the riser global load is approximately equally divided to each wire and it can be used as an estimate of stress in each wire.

In awake animals, extensive training over several days can mitigate some effects of stress, and measurements of the HPA axis parameters, including prolactin, can provide an estimate of stress levels.

The Stress and Adversity Inventory was administered, which provides a comprehensive estimate of childhood stress, stress in adulthood, and five core characteristic subscales (interpersonal loss, physical danger, humiliation, entrapment, role disruption).

Therefore, it is important to provide designers a good estimate of stresses near free edges.