Sentence examples for inboard regions from inspiring English sources

Double curvature pressing is now selected instead of facet shape welding for inner and outer shells in the upper and lower inboard regions.

The "biplane blade" design was proposed to use a biplane inboard region to improve the design of the inboard region and improve overall performance of large blades.

Specifically the inboard region is prone to develop larger areas that finally extend to major parts of the wing surface.

Bending loads in the inboard region of the blade make large blade development challenging.

The benefits for the inboard region could lead to weight reductions in wind turbine blades.

Trade-offs between breeding, shielding to protect the magnets, and materials for the inboard region shows that an inboard thickness of 50 cm is enough if a ceramic insulator is used.

Options to enhance tritium production in FNSF include the use of either a thin, specifically designed tritium breeding blanket or the use of only a multiplier in the highly space-constrained inboard region.

Previous calculations performed for different fusion reactor concepts indicated that the absence of an effective heat sink for the after-heat in the inboard region can cause concerns for the temperatures reached in case of a severe accident.

Thus, dart leader attachment is a mechanism that can explain lightning strikes to the nacelle and to the inboard region several meters away from the blade tip in large wind turbines.

Neutronics investigations indicate that a tungsten carbide radiation shield could reduce the minimum blanket space requirement by ∼30 cm at the inboard region of FFHR-d1 compared with the blanket space of ∼100 cm in the previous FFHR2 design.

An approximate buckling analysis shows that compressive loads in the inboard biplane region do not exceed buckling loads.