Sentence examples for macroscopic shearing of from inspiring English sources
We hypothesize in this paper that these shape changes develop as a consequence of macroscopic shearing of the blend as the crack front sweeps through the material.
In this work, effort is directed at the prediction of the macroscopic shear modulus of composites consisting of nano-/micro-size fibers of elliptic cross-sections via couple stress theory, a physically realistic theory that encompasses the size effect.
In addition, the macroscopic shear strengths of Cu6Sn5 textures on the actual joint interfaces were also tested.
The macroscopic shear strength contribution of concrete in reinforced concrete members is supported by dowel action, aggregate interlocking across tension-shear cracks and the tensile stress field that becomes mobilised in concrete through reinforcement concrete bond.
Damage accumulates more slowly under cyclic loading, but eventually leads to the development of the same kind of macroscopic shear fault that accompanies terminal failure under monotonic loading, provided that the loading and unloading strain rates are relatively high (3−510−3 s−1) and equal.
Moreover, in the Cu Al alloy with extremely low SFE, shear fracture occurred during ECAP at strain levels higher than two due to the formation of macroscopic shear bands.
Both kinds of ice fail through macroscopic shear faulting which results from the linking up of cracks formed during the deformation.
Symmetrically equivalent crystal lattice rotations inside narrow areas led to the formation of the positive and negative macroscopic shear bands for high deformations.
We demonstrate by macroscopic shear rheology that the cells increase the elastic modulus of the fibrin gels.
Indeed, local analysis has shown that, for macroscopic shear loading, the crack front experiments a continuous variation of mode mixity as a function of the observed angular position.
Elastic buckling under macroscopic shear loading is found to have significant influence on failure of lattice structures, especially at low relative densities.
