Sentence examples for flaw depth from inspiring English sources

In this contribution, it is shown that taking the crack length equal to the total flaw depth (sum of notch depth and crack length) gives non-conservative results.

Kr is now defined in terms of the blunt flaw depth, but as if the blunt flaw were a sharp crack, and the effect of a crack at the root of the flaw is then described in terms of a modification to the blunt flaw failure assessment curve.

This study also involves recommended reference stress solutions for a cylindrical component with a crack-like flaw or a local metal loss, which should be adopted as fitness-for-service rules, and a discussion on the influence of the design margin of the construction code on allowable flaw depth.

The result of the tests and analyses demonstrated that the effect of the flaw damages on the fatigue life of high pressure vessel for natural gas vehicles increases when the flaw depth is more than 3.0 mm and the flaw length is more than 100 mm.

A flaw tolerance test defined by ANSI/IAS NGV2-2000 was performed on 12 vessels using a combination of these flaw depths and lengths.

The flaw depths of COPV used in the experiments were 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm, 3.0 mm, and 4.0 mm, while the flaw lengths were 50 mm, 100 mm, and 200 mm.

The potential defect depth and length correlation through a reliability index can be used as a decision-making tool to give realistic answers for replacing and/or repairing a tube subjected to internal pressure and on which flaws of different depths and lengths have been detected from inspection of a pipeline after few years of service.

The short-term parameters of the edge strength model, i.e. the flaw geometry and depth, were determined by means of testing at a high stress rate.

Riley, himself a product of blue-collar streets in Schenectady, N.Y., handed Spoelstra a team that may be flawed, lacking in depth, but won't easily be outworked.

a Pre-existence of a flaw at a certain depth.

It also met with officials from the British Bankers Association BBABA), the UK banking lobby and which is in charge of Libor, to express concerns and "establish in greater depth the flaws in the Libor-setting process".