Sentence examples for expected service lifetime from inspiring English sources
It appears that without a coating, current metallic interconnects are not suitable for practical applications at 800 °C since they may cause drastic performance degradation of the stack within its expected service lifetime.
These increasing costs make it desirable to design new naval structures with their minimization in mind, as well as ensuring that such vessels are robust to changes in expected service life with respect to their total lifetime cost.
The present paper discusses a reliability life-cycle based methodology to adjust safety factors used in the design of tunnel linings in order to reach a specified service life, i.e. a variation of the safety factors used leading to an analogous reliability level at the start of the structures lifetime, which in turn provides a modification of the expected service life duration.
Furthermore, initial aggregate chloride contamination and aggregate size impart minimal effects on expected service life.
Table 4 Expected service life of coatings reported by concrete manufacturers.
The influence of GGBS content on the expected service life is determined and compared to other research in this area.
Benefits of this solution include high strength, no interference with magnet fields and long expected service life.
To evaluate the global warming potential (GWP) of carbonation exposed high-volume fly ash (HVFA) concrete, its expected service life should be known.
To solve the corrosion problem and achieve the expected service life of reinforced concrete structures, many procedures can be employed such as the use of corrosion inhibitors.
The Arrhenius principle has been applied to estimate the long-term degradation of the GFRP profiles and predict the expected service life of such materials.
