Sentence examples for maximum load point from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the standards neglect the behaviour of steel beyond the maximum load point and do not define parameters related to the part of the stress-deformation curve that lies between the maximum load point and failure.
Impact response is interpreted in terms of incipient damage point and maximum load point for each case.
Furthermore, the WBK-cored sandwich panel showed excellent performance in terms of load capacity, energy absorption, and deformation stability after the maximum load point.
The use of a digital image correlation system is shown to be extremely useful in studying the behaviour of steel beyond the maximum load point, with an innovative procedure for identifying the growth of the internal damage that leads to failure in a specimen being developed.
After reinforcing bar yielding, the load deflection curves are almost linear up to the maximum load point.
Test results showed considerable linearity before the maximum load point both under pure mode III and mixed-mode III/II; also, failure examination indicated that dominate failure under tearing mode was adhesive/adherend interface, which will be discussed in detail.
Eigenvector analysis applied at the maximum loading point is used to rank the most critical voltage buses.
This paper presents a demand power factor-based approach (DPFA) for finding the maximum loading point (MLP) of a power system using the optimal power flow (OPF).
The effectiveness of the proposed method is investigated and compared with existing literature works in terms of reduced power losses, improved voltage profile, R/X sensitivity, and maximum loading point.
This may happen at the familiar yield point (elastic - perfectly plastic materials), or at maximum engineering loading point (hardening materials) or just at the moment of fracture (brittle materials).
Both approaches were based on the damage initiation point corresponding to the maximum load-carrying capability point instead of the fracture point via tensile tests and finite element analysis (FEA) for the notched specimen under uni-axial tensile loading.
