Sentence examples for mechanical model which from inspiring English sources
A mechanical model, which takes into account the deformability of the tank wall, is developed.
The code is based on the Kelvin Voigt mechanical model which has the gain of not requiring additional field variables.
Thus, it is necessary to develop a new mechanical model, which could predict the deformation capacity of each connection component.
In this paper, we present a continuum mechanical model, which is used to study the irreversible cockling of paper.
The purpose of the current research, therefore, was to develop a mechanical model, which would predict the non-linear, viscoelastic behaviour of the human muscular bulk tissue.
A reaction-diffusion model which predicts the degradation behaviour is coupled with an entropy-based mechanical model which relates Young׳s modulus and the molecular weight.
These are glamorous photographs of antique mathematical and mechanical models, which Hiroshi Sugimoto came across in Tokyo.
However, there is a well-established class of mechanical models which has been specifically designed to reproduce the behaviour of very flexible structures and has not been used so far in form-finding of bending-active structures.
This paper presents a hierarchy of mechanical models which include: a simple strength of materials model; models based on the theory of a Cosserat curve and a generalized string (which includes deformation of the cross-section); exact axisymmetric plane strain nonlinear elasticity; and axisymmetric nonlinear finite element analysis.
This short paper considers some preliminary creep data in terms of mechanical models which, despite their simplicity, are nevertheless able to provide a phenomenological basis for a number of the observed features: most notably the attainment of a strain maximum in one of the differently stressed structural components.
Mechanical models, which employ dashpots and springs, representing viscous and elastic effects respectively, are applied to the analysis of viscoelastic phenomena [ 9].
