Sentence examples for modes of collapse from inspiring English sources
Moreover, two distinctive modes of collapse in the inner pipe are identified and discussed.
It was found that change in geometry influences large plastic deformation process and as a result force-displacement variation and associated modes of collapse.
Shells having different radius and wall thickness were tested, to classify their modes of collapse and their corresponding energy absorption mechanism.
In this paper thin aluminium shells having combination of shell geometries are tested to study their modes of collapse and associated force-displacement variations occurred during their large plastic deformation.
Simulation works focused on modelling the three modes of collapse (i.e. progressive end-crushing with tube wall laminate splaying, local tube-wall buckling and mid-length collapse) observed in the series of static and dynamic compression tests.
Three modes of collapse were recorded in the compressive tests, one of which being progressive end-crushing of the sandwich panel featured by significant crash energy absorption, feature that was a highly desired since the tested hybrid composites were candidate materials for the manufacture of parts of transportation vehicles.
The associated change in mode of collapse is also presented and discussed.
The mode of collapse of the unit cell in any layer is always same.
As at the base of a number of guardrail posts, a situation of severe corrosion was found evident, its influence on the resistance and on the mode of collapse of the guardrail was explored.
Collapse analysis of the non-convex multi-corner thin-walled columns under axial loads illustrates that the non-compact expansion-contraction deformation mode of collapse may occur in some cases, which reduces greatly the energy absorption property of these structures.
The buckling mode of collapse and the crushed zones of GFRP composite conical shells were also investigated to identify the collapse mechanisms involved in thin fibre/resin composite laminated conical specimens under quasi-static axial compression.
