"extent of crack" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing the size or length of a crack in something, such as a wall or pavement. Here is an example sentence: "The extent of the crack in the foundation was much larger than we had initially thought, indicating a more serious structural issue."
To estimate the extent of crack healing over time, two diffuse ultrasonic parameters are measured: an effective diffusivity and an arrival time of maximum energy (ATME).
The extent of crack branching in air and at an R ratio of 0.1 decreased substantially in NaCl solution and/or at an R ratio of 0.7.
It was suggested that the extent of crack branching played an important role in determining the environmental FCP behavior of β-annealed Ti64 alloy.
Increase in temperature increased the extent of crack healing in dry asphalt materials while moisture at 25 °C 45 °C had a minimal effect on crack healing.
Partial opening of crack is considered and the stress intensity factor at the crack tip is used to decide the extent of crack opening.
The study has focused on establishing the extent of crack retarder benefits, in terms of fatigue crack growth life improvement, by numerical simulation and experimental tests of various crack retarders.
Using an activator that reduced the amount of heat generated from the hydration of slag caused the slag to develop high early strength and led to the formation of hydration products that contain relatively small amounts of cracking-prone components, which effectively reduced the extent of cracking of the HS.
However, upper bound crack growth properties are required to accurately predict the actual extent of cracking.
The extent of cracking is much reduced with, for example propene yield reducing from 8.9%% over the alumina to 0.4%% over the 1 % VO x /alumina.
Therefore, in addition to visual surveys to quantify extent of cracking, additional field and laboratory testing to evaluate durability performance was performed.
Watershed models that address soil cracking phenomena generally use a relationship between shrinkage and current soil water content to estimate the extent of cracking.
