Sentence examples for larger creep from inspiring English sources

This becomes increasingly crucial to innovative alternative binders like alkali-activated slag, which has shown larger creep deformation than ordinary Portland cement (Ye et al. 2014; Häkkinen 1986).

The creep fatigue life ratio decreased as the principal strain ratio increased which indicates that larger creep damage occurred at larger principal strain ratio.

This increase is accounted for primarily by larger creep strains, which in each case exceeded the elastic strains several fold (Fig. 6).

The asphalt mixture that has larger creep activation energy has better stability under high temperature.

However, RAC has mainly been limited to non-structural uses, largely due to the disadvantages of RAC (e.g. lower strength/stiffness, larger creep and shrinkage, poorer durability) compared to natural aggregate concrete (NAC).

It was thus concluded that a larger creep induction at an early age impeded subsequent prestress loss in concrete beams more significantly, although its acceleration under the above severe conditions may lead to reduction of the structural performance.

Compressive tests at room temperature carried out on bulk samples with nanosized crystallites also showed large creep strain rate behaviour.

When the rumpling amplitude becomes sufficiently large, creep cracks develop in the TGO at the apex of the undulations, causing stress relaxation.

However, creep cavitation is less likely under constant strain and elastic follow-up control because a high creep strain rate, large creep strain and stress cannot coexist under these boundary conditions.

The results indicate that axial load comes into limit strength neighborhood, rock micro-crack links into larger crack, creep rate increases in a short time, larger plastic deformation happens; this is called disturbance accelerating creep stage.

Large reinforcement creep can lead to large post-construction deformation and increase in soil stress; on the other hand, large soil creep can induce a significant increase in reinforcement load.