Sentence examples for impacted specimens from inspiring English sources

Comparisons between the results of 110 J single and 50 J repeated impacted specimens were performed.

Impacted and not impacted specimens are non-destructively evaluated with lock-in thermography (LT).

Moreover, impacted specimens experience a temperature and stress concentration at the impact area dependent on the indentation.

Finally, the damage area is introduced to quantitatively reveal the damage evolution law of these impacted specimens.

In this study, impacted specimens of 4340 steel, where ASBs have been observed, were subjected to post-impact annealing to determine the persistence of ASBs.

Mode-I crack initiation and crack growth behaviors are examined using 2D digital image correlation method and high-speed photography in symmetrically impacted specimens.

The dynamically impacted specimen was found to have a 20% lower strength than the specimen with a simulated impact using a quasi-static test machine.

A drop weight machine has been modified in order to impact specimens under tension.

Fatigue loading would lead a further decrease about 6.1% in failure load compared to impact specimens, although the impact damage had no obvious changes during and after fatigue loading.

After being impacted, the specimens were c-scanned to define the delamination pattern.

The method is used to characterize eight impacted elastomeric specimens and is validated with comparisons between experimental and simulation results.