Sentence examples for fault failure from inspiring English sources

Operator choices and subsurface uncertainties each have significant effects on avoiding the risk of triggering fault failure or intact rock failure that could lead to CO2 leakage.

A principal tenet of the Coulomb hypothesis is that stress increases promote, and decreases inhibit fault failure.

But there are significant segments of the fault failure that have no obvious surface expression, and for these portions scientists hope to gain useful insights from the new Sentinel interferogram.

By examining the fault failure of the 2011 Iwaki earthquake with respect to the change in the state of stress in the Iwaki area produced by the 2011 Tohoku earthquake, Miyakawa and Otsubo (2015) showed that excess fluid pressure is required to explain the 2011 Iwaki earthquake.

The rapid increase in occurrence of line faults, failure of generation system and uncontrolled blackouts have led to a situation where the electrical utility needs dynamic and real time monitoring of critical parameters for power systems such as voltage, current, frequency, load angle etc.

The second part of the chapter goes through an analysis of faults, failures, and hazards.

In order to realistically evaluate the safeness provided by the fire management system, faults, failures and other uncertainties, such as people behaviour, should be included in the model.

Surface water quality becomes vulnerable to the transient pollution events arising from all manner of accidents, faults, failures, and contaminated-runoff events associated with the city's metabolism, including unreliability in the performance of its wastewater infrastructure.

One line of evidence for this is the unusually long duration of the slip (about two minutes) and the fact that the main energy release happened not at the onset, as is typical in single-fault failures, but more than forty seconds later.

Quantitative fault tree (failure) analysis requires a fault tree and failure data of basic events.

The concept of fault or failure tolerance means that the design must endure a minimum number of credible failures or operator errors without resulting in a hazardous consequence.