Sentence examples for longitudinal expansion from inspiring English sources

Transverse expansion strains markedly exceed longitudinal expansion strains.

The static boundary conditions of reinforced concrete members often prevent longitudinal expansion by way of friction, restraints, etc.

This IB may appear as localized at the beginning followed by rapid longitudinal expansion (auroral rays or auroral beads) in b, as indicated by green circles.

This restraint to the longitudinal expansion of reinforced concrete members induces membrane stresses which can cause compressive membrane action (CMA), resulting in an increase in the structural capacities.

An innovative in situ technique for studying the longitudinal expansion of the CF and the relationship with the amount of intercalated Li is described in the present paper.

This outcome may be the result of the longitudinal expansion of the local area with a high intensity of corrosion; those areas are very limited and have a shallow concrete cover.

When compared to the reference, the PU2350 filled with a mixture of Al2O3 and tungsten exhibited an approximately 15 times lower glassy transition temperature and a 2.5 time lower longitudinal thermal expansion at 20 °C.

Each section was instrumented with linear variable differential transformers and thermocouples to monitor the longitudinal displacements (expansions and contractions) of the concrete slab at different longitudinal locations as the temperature changed throughout the year.

The modeled longitudinal and transverse expansion strains compare well with the measured expansion strain data from small-scale laboratory specimens, and large-scale spliced column specimens exhibiting ASR/DEF related expansion.

In response to auxin, root microtubules change from transverse to longitudinal, inhibiting cell expansion (Chen et al., 2014).

The coefficient of longitudinal linear thermal expansion always decreases with increasing aspect ratio and filler loading due to the mechanical constraint of the filler.