Sentence examples for maximum energy release from inspiring English sources

When maximum energy release rate is reached, delamination in the {00/900} interface is triggered.

Thus, a maximum energy release rate of 0.9kJ/m2 is found for a transverse crack within [00,900]s laminate.

According to the maximum energy release rate criterion, the bigger the crack opening angle is, the easier the crack propagates.

A fracture criterion is employed to predict the deflection of lengthways propagation of the surface crack via the maximum energy release rate associated with Jk-integral.

The maximum energy release rate criterion, i.e., Gmax criterion, is extended to study the fatigue crack growth characteristics of mixed mode cracks.

Based on the principle of stress intensity factors, the maximum energy release criterion is implemented and combined with a particular 2-D meshing of the material.

Specific attention is given to the test and data-reduction procedures required to determine a 'valid' rate of fatigue crack growth (FCG), da/dN, versus the range of the energy release-rate, ΔG, (or the maximum energy release-rate, Gmax, in a cycle) relationship (a) to characterise and compare different types of composites, and (b) for designing and lifing in-service composite structures.

The cell lysis was calculated as a percentage of the maximum released radioactivity: ((released radioactivity−spontaneous release)/(maximum released radioactivity−spontaneous release)) × 100%.

Thus, maximum energy loss (ignoring atomic binding) is half the incident energy.

The maximum strain energy release rate criterion, best suited for the composite structures, has been employed.

Constant amplitude cyclic opening displacement fatigue test was conducted to establish the delamination growth rate (da/dN) as a function of maximum cyclic energy release rate (GImax).