Sentence examples for geometry defects from inspiring English sources

Ambient winds may deteriorate the thermo-flow performances of air-cooled condenser (ACC) due to its geometry defects to a certain extent.

Using the Vector Fields Opera program, we modeled asymmetrical solenoids with realistic geometry defects, caused by finite conductor and current jumpers.

As part of this study, it was determined that there is a reduction in rail life of approximately 30%, when track geometry defects are present.

The MARS approach was used here, together with traditional regression analysis techniques, to develop equations to predict the life (in Millions of Gross Tons or MGT) of a rail defect in the presence of track geometry defects.

It is concluded that the model can be used to evaluate the influence of arbitrary defect geometries, defect size and loading conditions and can easily be incorporated into a finite element code.

This study shows that compressive strength is dependent not only on the geometry of defects but also on the consolidation of plies over the defect.

First, we optimize the printing temperature (i.e., T = 21 °C) of the MC-based hydrogel, so to obtain printed strands reproducing the designed geometry without defects.

The results show the potential of the proposed method in rapidly uncovering the effects of geometry and defects on the magnetostrictive response.

In this study, a feedstock based on pure nickel and thermoplastic binder has been designed and moulded to have specific cylindrical geometry and defect-free green specimens.

Extensive numerical experiments in both two- and three-dimensional spaces, including complex geometries with defects, are presented to illustrate the accuracy and stability of the scheme.

Experimental results from bending tests on full-scale pipes are presented, including the effect on pipe initial geometry, weld defect dimensions, and local strains experienced in the weld region.