Sentence examples for fatigue modulus from inspiring English sources

A fatigue modulus was defined as the slope of a line, connecting the minimum stress-strain point with the maximum one in the cycle.

Sigmoidal function in conjunction with Bradley function is explored to predict the fatigue life and the residual fatigue modulus.

The fatigue model is based on the fatigue modulus concept (degradation of stiffness) which is proposed for core-dominated behaviour and for two directions cells (L and W).

Key quantities, including the residual strain variation, fatigue strain variation and the fatigue modulus of RAC, were calculated and analyzed to correlate the strain response and fatigue damage behavior of RAC.

Based on the experimental results and continuum damage mechanics, a fatigue model relating the fatigue strain variation and the fatigue modulus degradation to the fatigue damage evolution is proposed.

The fatigue hysteresis modulus and fatigue hysteresis loss energy corresponding to different cycles have been analyzed.

Thirty-five cofes ofresh-frozenelderlyrly human vertebral trabecular bone, harvested from nine donors (mean±S.D., age=74±17 years), were biomechanically tested in compression at σ/E0 values (ratio of applied stress to pre-fatigue elastic modulus) ranging from 0.0026 to 0.0070, and compared against literature data (J. Biomech. Eng. 120 (1998) 647 654) for young bovine tibial trabecular bone (n=37).

Stiffness modulus, fatigue lives and fatigue prediction equation of the mixtures were developed and characterized in terms of aggregate gradation type, coarseness and fineness of gradation, temperature and asphalt content.

This paper deals with fatigue and complex modulus for three hot mixes.

These tests included Marshall stability, water sensibility, resilient modulus, fatigue life and rutting.

The main goal of this study was to develop fatigue and resilient modulus models for studied mixes.