Sentence examples for maximum strain before failure from inspiring English sources
This work explores the adhesive benefits of using an epoxy-based SMP which has been modified to possess a softer rubbery state and a greatly increased maximum strain before failure.
Maximum strain before rupture, hysteresis in the stress-strain curves, toughness and fatigue are mechanical properties that need to be better understood in future soft materials research.
We can conclude that the three decellularization agents preserved the collagen structural network, anisotropy and the tensile modulus, tensile strength and maximum strain at failure of native tissue.
The maximum strain at failure was noted from the strain gauge positioned medially in 19 femurs and from the lateral strain gauge for the remaining 10 femurs.
Failure of the epoxy resin matrix in the transverse fiber bundle was predicted to occur using the maximum strain failure criterion.
The maximum strain measured at failure is similar to the compressive strain determined from the coupon test indicating the effective utilisation of the GFRP material.
The testing results indicated that the tensile failure of the soil columns is brittle, and the strain before failure can be neglected.
For instance, these same nanocrystalline metals are almost always brittle9,10, with very little global plastic strain before failure, negating the value of their high strength in many cases.
CFRP sheets reached the ultimate strain at failure load when the steel bars reached the ultimate strain before failure load due to the effect of strengthening application.
For strengthened slabs, the rupture of CFRP sheets was the control mode of failure, the CFRP sheets reached the ultimate strain at failure load when the steel bars reached the ultimate strain before failure load due to strengthening technique.
In accordance with the strain failure law, the maximum strain does not reach the failure threshold in this case, indicating that the stress failure law is more conservative than the strain failure law.
