Sentence examples for material damage parameters from inspiring English sources

Special emphasis is placed on material damage parameters, the beam power deposition in the sample and the consequences of material activation for the laboratory design.

The obtained material plastic damage parameters are subsequently applied to FEM simulation of sharp notched samples and capabilities of applied models to describe material behavior for high stress concentrations is assessed on the basis comparison with real tests.

The material level damage parameter is combined at the element, story and structural level through the use of weighting factors.

The model considers a simple power law function to describe the FG plates as continua with smooth variation of material properties, such as Young's Modulus, yield stress, plastic material constants and damage parameters.

Material models with damage parameters were specified for the concrete and grout used in the test specimens using the Concrete Damage Plasticity (CDP) option.

To accurately predict ductile failures of new advanced metals, continuum damage models (CDMs) require experimental determination of material-specific damage parameter(s).

Based on extensive parametric results, a Least Squares Method is employed to derive analytical expressions for each material property as a function of damage parameters.

The device design and material engineering leading to more radiation hard detectors are discussed and a survey of radiation damage parameters for different silicon materials is given.

In particular, a Gurson-type porous material model is modified by coupling two damage parameters, accounting for the void damage and the shear damage respectively, into the yield function and the flow potential.

This paper presents a new approach based on probabilistic neural networks (PNNs) for the radiation damage parameters at the structural material of a nuclear fusion fission (hybrid) reactor.

The focus is on isotropic elastodamaging (softening) materials, where the damage parameter is expressed as a function of the total strain.