Sentence examples for mm road from inspiring English sources

To enable a rational revision of the standard to take place full scale data have been collected on the wind induced force acting on a representative range of 750 mm road signs, 1500 mm road signs and a pedestrian barrier.

To enable a rational revision of the standard to take place full scale data have been collected on the vehicle induced force acting on a representative range of 750 mm road signs, 1500 mm road signs and a pedestrian barrier.

For composition analysis, RM was milled by knife mill (MQF-420, BJZKRF, Beijing, China), and then passed through a screen of 2.0 mm (Shangyu road instrument factory, Zhejiang, China).

For example, an ash thickness of ~ 10 mm on roads could potentially lead to less disruption than a thickness of ~ 5 mm as skid resistance reduction is more likely at 5 mm.

Road Threshold (mm) <1 1–100 100–250 >250 Damage No damage Possible increased abrasion of road markings and paved surfaces.

Gas chromatography was performed with a Varian 3300 gas chromatograph equipped with an OV-351 capillary column (15 m × 0.53 mm; OHIO VALLEY Capillaries, 115 Industry Road, Marietta, OH 45750, U.S.A).

Nevertheless, the ecologically damaging effects of fine sediment (material < 6 mm) chronically produced from roads will require continued management efforts.

An example of this approach being taken was after the Mt. Ruapehu eruptions of 1995 96 in Rotorua, New Zealand (~1 mm thickness) where only roads and the Rotorua Central Business District were cleaned as part of a coordinated clean-up response, with residents self-managing clean-up (Johnston et al. 2000).

By this equation, the average SVL of frogs in a site adjacent to the road is 19 mm, whereas the average SVL at 150 km is 22 mm.

The increased use of welded thin-walled (t<4 mm) tubular joints in the road transport and agricultural industry for applications such as lighting poles, traffic sign supports, truck trailers, swing ploughs, haymakers and linkage graders, means that there is a need to develop fatigue design curves for tubular joints where the tube wall thickness is less than 4 mm.

This means that when cleaning roads with 1 mm of tephra each sweeper at 100% efficiency would be able to clean 1.7 2.3 km of road lanes before needing to unload (about 20 min of cleaning).