Sentence examples for mechanically stripped from inspiring English sources
The tensile strength of the mechanically stripped fibre was lower than the chemically stripped fibre because larger surface flaws were created during removal of the polymer coating.
The S N curves exhibit a fatigue endurance limit (at 106 load cycles), below which chemically and mechanically stripped fibres have an infinite fatigue life and there is no degradation to the FBG sensor signal quality.
The fatigue properties of the chemically or mechanically stripped fibre sensors were evaluated under cyclic tension tension loading when externally bonded to carbon fibre-epoxy substrates representative of aircraft composite structures.
Tension fatigue life (S N) curves of the chemically and mechanically stripped fibres were measured, and the fatigue life and signal quality of the FBG sensors decreased rapidly with increasing maximum fatigue strain.
Any meat that has been pressure-blasted from the carcass must be listed separately as MRM (mechanically removed) or MSM (mechanically stripped) meat.
Under European law, the term "meat" is defined as "skeletal muscle with naturally included or adherent fat and connective tissue" which has not been mechanically stripped from the carcass.
He had already found a way to increase the civets' output exponentially by mechanically stripping the coffee beans from the cherries and mixing them in a banana mash.
As growers like him consider the move into growing coffee beans, they are eyeing machinery that can harvest the beans, which would reduce labor costs, as well as a contraption called a demucilager that mechanically strips coffee berry skin and pulp off the beans, rather than using water to clean them.
Agricultural equipment:The machine mechanically strips cotton lint from semi-opened or unopened pods for various varieties of cotton.
In 1991 to 1992, he developed a machine that could mechanically strip cotton from its shell by borrowing money from his family and friends.
Helen starts her journey around the reservoir and watches tree harvesting, in which 20 metre trees are mechanically uprooted, stripped bare and cut to size in a matter of seconds.
