"joint spacing" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You would use it to describe the spacing between two joints or points of a structure, such as a wall. For example, "The joint spacing should be no less than one foot".
For five-inch-thick slabs, he said, joint spacing should be every 10 feet.
Significant differences in joint spacing, persistence of discontinuities and block size were found between the Australian and Welsh study sites.
Based on the results of the shrinkage tests, joint spacing between compacted sand concrete slabs was calculated.
Granitic terrain in several parts of the world also gives rise to a distinctive array of landforms that include domed erosion residuals, often in patterns closely tied to joint spacing in bedrock as noted by the Australian geomorphologist C.R. Twidale.
Apart from regular factors considered in analysis of concrete pavements, temperature effects influence the slab size, joint spacing and temperature reinforcement design.
Various measurements of the block size or degree of jointing (i.e. density of joints, RQD, block volume, joint spacing) are described.
The joint space dynamic control formulation delineated the joint space motion and joint space inertial changes between the joints, making the gains independent of the robot's configuration.
First, dynamic model is established based on joint space.
With sitting or sleeping, joint fluid is less evenly distributed in the joint space.
Once bleeding begins, a joint may bulge as the joint space fills with blood.
Higher stakes and joint space in October might bring a feistier attitude.
