maximum loading displacement.
The maximum load-shaving, the average load shift and the rate of peak-shaving with three growth patterns of PV in different years are listed in Table 3, illustrating the distinct effects of BESS allocation in different stages.
The maximum load required to fracture each specimen was determined.
After testing maximum load, yield load, stiffness and displacement were analyzed.
The neutral axis shifted up to 105 cm when the maximum load was applied due to the flexural stiffness reduction from the tensile cracking of the girder.
Maximum load was defined to be the highest measurable value of the load displacement curve.
The obtained sensitivity analysis results showed that for the summer and winter season, the maximum Load Factor (LF) was 42.83% and 33.33% respectively and occurred when load was shifted mainly to the off-peak period.
Maximum load can be defined as the maximum amount of force needed to break the bone.
The maximum load was 40 kilos.
The maximum load during the loading cycle was set to twice the overburden pressure at the measurement station.
