Sentence examples for joint lengths from inspiring English sources

Mean joint lengths follow a similar but inverse pattern.

Three different joint lengths (100, 200 and 300 mm) and two steel fiber volume fractions (2% and 3%) were examined.

To develop a realistic understanding of their mechanical behaviours, eighteen cast-in situ reinforced concrete slabs were tested statically, with consideration of different reinforcement ratios and joint lengths and depths.

The specific joint lengths, L s, defined as are also plotted in Figure 5 as a function of N s (solid triangles, right scale).

The data are presented in Figure 8 as a function of three dose metrics: the BET surface area, the particle number and, additionally, the joint length (the large amount of particulate matter instilled at the upper end of the linear dose range is evident from the abscissa in Figure 8B, which shows that the data extend to joint lengths of > 150 km).

This statement is valid only when the considered joint length is longer than the wavelengths of the incident waves.

A new creep model is developed that considers the effect of crack or joint length on time-dependent rock behavior.

Ductile joints with plasticized adhesives develop uniform load transfer over the joint length with increased strength as compared to joints with brittle adhesives.

When the joint length is shorter than the wavelengths, however, appropriate shapes of such subwavelength joints for efficient power transmission have not been explored much.

When the depth is greater than 0.3 mm, fatigue damage increases significantly with the decreasing of the joint length, especially when the length is less than 150 mm.

The test results indicated that the welded beams with joint length of 300 mm using steel fibers at 2% provided comparable flexural behavior as the control beams.