Sentence examples for maximum load has from inspiring English sources
After the maximum load has been reached, the SPR joint performances progressively are reduced during the test.
Specific AE parameters demonstrate that coating offers distinct characteristics to the interphase especially after the maximum load has been reached.
The column face deformation corresponding to the maximum load has been found to be strongly related to the column width to thickness ratio and a method for evaluating this relationship has been proposed based on extensive numerical results.
As of 2011, the clearance height posted on the bridge itself has been reduced to 8 feet, and the posted maximum load has been reduced to 3.0 ST.
The plate buckling initially occurred when the maximum load had almost reached for stiffened specimens, thus they had higher serviceability benefits compared to those of unstiffened ones.
The data that were acquired 30 s after the maximum load had been reached were used for data analysis.
By applying NSM CFRP laminates prestressed at 20%, the cracking, service and maximum loads have increased, respectively, 258%, 123% and 125%, when the corresponding values of the reference slab are taken for comparison purposes, while 400%, 190% and 134% were the increase when applying laminates prestressed at 40%.
The maximum applied load has a significant effect on fatigue performance when the difference between it and the load range is large.
From the comparison of maximum load, it has been seen that precast connections are capable to resist more load as compared to monolithic connection.
Especially in China, the AC load has accounted for over 30% of the maximum load in many cities during summer.
This means it is difficult to predict and control the behaviour of the system and its actors, and not surprising that efforts to regulate the network through promotion of taxi associations, introduction of a zoning system and enforcement of maximum passenger loads have had very mixed results in the face of resistance from operators.
