Sentence examples for mean loading effects from inspiring English sources

A possible model is developed that accurately predicts mean loading effects on lift spectra.

Numerical results indicate that the mean loading effects play a crucial role on the aerodynamic instability of the blade motion.

The DNS data are then used to investigate whether the approach of determining tonal noise radiation based on the surface pressure difference, as done in the classical trailing-edge theory of Amiet, yields satisfactory results for finite thickness airfoils subject to mean loading effects.

In this paper an extension of the improved double linearization theory to two-dimensional supersonic cascades is presented, to predict the mean loading effect on unsteady aerodynamic force on blades in vibrating motion.

In this paper an improved mathematical formulation is given of the double linearization theory for predicting the mean loading effect upon the unsteady aerodynamic force for two-dimensional vibrating cascades in subsonic flows.

The experimental verification of the model's calculation accuracy covers various ductile materials, notch geometries, load amplitudes and mean load effects.

It was shown that the maximum Green Lagrange strain and the maximum strain energy density were proper damage parameters, taking the mean load effects into account.

In metallic structures, this effect has been attributed to plasticity-induced crack closure, but little is known about the mechanism responsible for this mean load effect on fatigue crack growth in adhesively bonded joints.

The effects of mean loading on the airfoil response are investigated in Part 1 with the likely origins discussed in this paper (Part 2).

The effects of mean loading on the airfoil response are investigated in this paper (Part 1) with the likely sources discussed in Part 2. Unsteady surface pressure measurements were made on a NACA 0015 immersed in grid turbulence (λ/c= 13%) for angles of attack, α="0 20°, with a dense array of pressure transducers.

Numerical examples which illustrate the comparison between the present theory and the strip theory are presented, and some features of the three-dimensional effects of nonuniform mean loading on the unsteady aerodynamic response are made clear.