Sentence examples for extent of concrete from inspiring English sources
The root mean square deviation index was used to evaluate the damage extent of concrete.
In particular, the extent of concrete cracking should be determined so that an appropriate flexural rigidity can be used.
The developed FE models are able to study crack initiation and propagation for both uniform and non-uniform corrosion and quantify the extent of concrete damage due to cracks.
Data from fire tests indicate that the degree of prestressing has significant influence on the extent of concrete spalling and the extent of spalling increase with higher degree of prestressing.
Experiments on reinforced cylindrical concrete elements were carried out studying the influence of specimen size on corrosion of steel reinforcing bars and the extent of cracking of concrete.
In a study conducted for the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, researchers surveyed 4 year old bridge decks in Pennsylvania to investigate the extent and causes of concrete bridge deck deterioration (Cady et al. 1971).
While none of the aforementioned references differentiates between the beam and the column responses as to the extent of cracking or concrete spalling, they all point to the fact that the concrete cover is no longer part of the section.
The study of 'dynamical' decoherence consists to a large extent in the exploration of concrete spontaneous interactions that lead to suppression of interference.
The detection of moisture and chloride ingress through concrete cover is important for estimating the extent of corrosion in reinforced concrete (RC) components.
This investment is directly funding projects run by SMEs to design technologies to detect vibrations from rotating equipment to improve the safety of nuclear plants, measure the extent of radioactive contamination in concrete, which cuts the risk of demolishing old nuclear facilities, and even developing an early warning system to prevent the blockage of cooling systems by jellyfish blooms.
(2008) use a case study presented to lawyers in 88 countries to measure the concrete extent of inefficiency.
