Sentence examples for maximum traction force from inspiring English sources

The wear resistance of components in the chainless haulage system of maximum traction force 2 × 570 kN was investigated.

(5) A high efficiency and high reliability electric traction shearer has been developed, its specifications are: coal cutting height 2.8 5.5 m, total installed power 1945 kW, coal cutting power 750 kW, maximum haulage speed 15 25 m/min, and maximum traction force 2 × 570 kN.

We found that each expansion-type pneumatic hollow-shaft actuator can generate a maximum traction force of 11 N, whereas the steering mechanism generates a maximum steering force of 0.55 N. Finally, we conducted a trial to confirm the locomotion performance of the robot both in pipes and across open space.

The maximum traction force of fast-moving keratocytes was 2.5 4.5 × 10−3 dyn/cell.

One proband aimed to reach the maximum traction force in the shortest possible time.

Since Pt57.5Cu14.7Ni5.3P22.5 has an elastic modulus of 94.8 GPa, the maximum observed cellular traction force value of 1.2 μN is consistent with the previously reported values.

Our study may be of particular relevance for establishing such simulator training by providing the maximum threshold of traction force upcoming extractionists should be trained to.

Most of the probands (12/17) gradually increased the traction force up to the individually accepted maximum and then completely released all traction and started a second attempt.

They release and apply the brakes over and over, many times a second, to keep just enough force on the wheel to keep it from locking; the tires thus get maximum traction on the road.

The protocol used a high dosage of traction, with a sustained traction force ranging between 40%-60% of a patient's body weight, delivered for a maximum of 12 minutes during a treatment session.

We review the development and application of two methods widely used to measure traction forces generated by cells on 2D substrates: (i) traction force microscopy with polyacrylamide hydrogels and (ii) calculation of traction forces with arrays of deformable microposts.