Sentence examples for generated tensile from inspiring English sources

The applied load from 0.28 to 2.75 MPa generated tensile elongation of 109 330%% (Fig. 3d).

As shown from the figure, the grinding operations in this study generated tensile σ ∥ and compressive σ ⊥ stresses in the ground surfaces.

They also concluded that since the hybridization process always generated tensile surface stress relieving the initial compressive stress, electrostatic and steric interactions are not the only cause of surface stress.

The focus of this study is to evaluate the possible dimensions of generated tensile fractures for different reservoir and stimulation parameters and to show their potential to increase the productivity of an exemplary well in that region.

For a designated pair of compressive and tensile stability criteria, the probability of generated tensile strains exceeding the given tensile strain criterion reduces as the mud pressure is increased, while the probability of the compressive strains exceeding the specified compressive strain criterion rises as mud pressure is increased.

Imposed drawdown conditions are shown to generate tensile forces due to high fluid flows in the vicinity of the wellbore.

A sample is compressed among solid steel cones that generate tensile stress normal to the axis of loading.

Negative bending moments acting on the support regions of continuous composite girders generate tensile stresses in the concrete slab and compressive stresses in the lower steel profile.

We show that diffusion of embrittling impurities along the grain boundary generates tensile stresses at the boundary which are high enough to cause intergranular fracture.

Transposed to the case of a pavement, we believe indeed that this effect is prone to generate tensile stress at interfaces between AC layers and to generate delamination at short term, ending up into potholes.

Plasma-sprayed TBCs typically consist of a ceramic top-coat and a metallic bond-coat with an irregular metal/ceramic interface, which is required for better adhesion and, at the same time, generates tensile stresses responsible for in-service failure.