"loading surface" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a designated area or platform where goods or materials are loaded onto a vehicle or container. Example: The workers carefully placed the boxes on the loading surface of the truck, making sure to distribute the weight evenly. In this sentence, "loading surface" is used to describe the part of the truck where the boxes are being loaded.
With increasing grain size, creep strain accumulation at loading surface increases due to higher creep rates, while plastic strain accumulation decreases.
Sometimes the failuresurface can be referred to as yield surface or loading surface.
The loading surface is based on Menetrey and Willam's model with an additional frictional driver parameter.
The deep cracking seemed not to affect the heat removal capability of tungsten divertor, as most of the cracks were perpendicular to the loading surface.
Plastic fatigue lifetime was estimated for the loading surface of tungsten armor and the copper interlayer by use of a cyclic-plastic constitutive model.
Nightly temperature maps were produced by applying PC time series back to the PC2 loading surface, revealing complex temporal and spatial variation in nighttime temperatures.
The obtained results also support the extended residence time and sustained release profile of the drug loaded surface engineered nanotubes formulations in body as compared to DOX solution.
If located at the same depth as the Hertzian stress concentrations, compressive residual stresses can greatly improve the fatigue properties of loaded surfaces.
We have developed a Dry Aerosol Deposition Device (DADD) that uses impaction rather than settling to load surfaces with biological aerosols.
The compressed block has loading surfaces that are penetrable or impenetrable to dislocations.
The relationship between loading surfaces (or effective stress) and theplastic work (accumulated plastic strain) is represented by a hardening rule(Figure 5).
