Sentence examples for maximum axial ductility from inspiring English sources

The estimated maximum axial ductility of the braces is about 10; the latter value of translation ductility is compliant with BRBs available on the market.

On the other hand, the maximum axial displacement attained by the columns heated for 3 h reached about 1.2 times that of the columns exposed to 500 °C for 2 h indicating an increase in ductility.

Performance indices are proposed to quantify the section, axial ductility and curvature ductility performance of thin-walled CFST beam columns under axial load and biaxial bending.

Performance indices are used in the PBA program to quantify the section, axial ductility and curvature ductility performance of thin-walled CFST beam columns.

Based on this, modelling equations are proposed to predict maximum axial load, axial strain and lateral strain, as well as the entire behaviour until failure with curves of axial load axial strain and axial load lateral strain.

Due to its efficiency, Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP) jacketing has become a common practice for confining concrete columns that need increased axial strength, axial ductility or shear capacities.

The summer solstice occurs when Earth's axis is the most tilted toward the sun -- the angle is known as "maximum axial tilt".

The primary demands of interest are the maximum floor displacement, the maximum story drift angle over the height, the maximum global ductility, the maximum inter-story ductility and the capacity curves.

The results show that the maximum curvature ductility demands of the columns and the maximum displacement ductility demands of the structure were positively associated with the spectral acceleration and negatively associated with the strong column factor.

Using pushover analysis and earthquake nonlinear dynamic time-history analysis, the maximum global displacement ductility demands of the structure and the maximum curvature ductility demands of the columns were determined.

Open image in new window Figure 6 Maximum ductility factor.