Sentence examples for inertial loading from inspiring English sources

The enclosed fluid in the tank exerts inertial loading on the vessel, and part of the fluid may be coupled to the motion of the vessel.

The primary stress based on the inertial loading is effectively reduced in a base isolation design, whereas a considerable amount of secondary stress is generated in the piping system connecting a base isolated building with a fixed base building.

Stiffness design, however, was only one consideration as, in an activity where there is substantial inertial loading – and high probability of collision with barriers or other cars – strength is a parallel consideration.

(a) The shift in the added mass coefficient Δa m quantifies the co-moving fluid mass relative to the cantilever mass and is a measure for the inertial loading; the shift in the absolute fluid mass Δm f is provided on the right axis.

While the added mass coefficient a m quantifies the co-moving fluid mass relative to the cantilever mass and is a measure of the inertial loading, the damping coefficient c equals the energy dissipation per unit length acting on the cantilever.

A consistent material interpolation scheme between element stiffness and inertial load is presented to avoid the singularity of localized deformation due to the presence of design dependent inertial loading when the element stiffness and the involved inertial load are weakened with the element material removal.

Similarly, the reliability of the power indices measured with the different force-velocity protocols was high when measured with isokinetic cycle ergometers [ 3, 4, 9], friction-loaded ergometers [ 23, 24, 26], or the inertial load method [ 6, 25].

Thomas also points to "friction and inertial load" as the hard problems.

And dynamic load is mainly comprised of vibration load, inertial load and friction load.

At high scan accelerations, the reticle inertial load can approach the clamp force limit.

The paper deals with the vibrations of structures subjected to a moving inertial load.