Sentence examples for frictional damage from inspiring English sources
Despite these efforts to reduce the danger of frictional damage, it probably is just as harmful to clean a VCR too often as it is to clean it too rarely.
In this research, we explored frictional damage mitigation by shearing mfp-1/HA complex coacervates between two mica surfaces.
The mussel byssus has adapted a hard cuticular coating to resist frictional damage from sand particles and debris.
After coating the mica surface with the mfp-1/HA coacervate, we investigated frictional damage mitigation by exposing the coacervate-covered mica surface to shear in the SFA.
Back skin, which is protected from strong frictional damage by the fur, was chosen for the analyses since it represents an early stage of soft tissue fibrosis.
mcfp-1/HA coacervate mitigated frictional damage to mica surfaces, even under applied normal loads of 300 mN (pressure, P > 2 MPa).
For the first time, a frictional work-based damage model was compared against multiple sets of experimental TKR wear testing data using different input kinematics.
The present paper deals in a unified framework with two dissipative processes in microcracks: inelastic deformation due to frictional sliding and damage by crack growth, usually arising and strongly coupled in cohesive materials under compression.
In the ductile regime (i.e., low internal frictional angle), the damage in the fracture process is highly distributed, while the failure in the brittle regime is highly localized for a high internal frictional angle.
At high air flow rates, high values of the frictional stress could damage the airway wall, especially during episodes of cough, and particularly when the mucosa is inflamed and friable as it is in asthmatic patients[ 31].
This local stress contains a back stress term that allows unified modeling of material hardening/softening behavior: friction-induced hardening is attributed to the cumulation of frictional shearing while damage-related softening is induced by crack growth and coalescence; (iii) originally, strength prediction is achieved through damage friction coupling analyses.
