Sentence examples for net stress from inspiring English sources

Then, the stress effects were taken into account by modifying the average pore size and non-slip permeability at each net stress based on the experimental observations.

It is found that the non-slip permeability of matrix and average pore size follow an exponential behaviour when changing the net stress.

In particular, we use the wrinkling instability of a thin floating sheet to measure the net stress applied by the deposit on the substrate and we focus on the effect of the particle polydispersity.

The extended Mohr Coulomb failure criterion for unsaturated soils is used as the yield surface, under which the nonlinear elastic behavior is considered by quantifying the effect of two stress state variables (net stress and suction) on elasticity parameters.

Although the algorithms presented were coded for the Barcelona Basic Model, they can be easily adapted to other unsaturated elasto-plastic models formulated in terms of two independent stress variables such as net stress and suction.

It is found that this new model can predict shear modulus at very small strain resulting from an increase and a decrease in mean net stress at constant matric suction for low plasticity fine grained soils.

To distinguish whether the ACTH response to stress by the LR group was significantly different from that of the HR group, the maximum net stress-induced increase was estimated by subtracting the pre-stress ACTH concentration from the maximum post-stress concentration.

The tested samples showed cumulative shrinkage strains along the successive cycles, which became more significant at increasing vertical net stresses (low OCR values).

In this study, series of experiments were designed and performed on three shale samples to study the simultaneous effects of slippage and stress at five different pore pressures and four net stresses.

In this paper, a simplified but reasonably accurate approach for quantifying discontinuity effects is developed for general shells of revolution of a certain variation of thickness along the shell meridian, and applied to the present problem of the 3-region egg-shaped digestor shell, to yield explicit closed-form results for discontinuity, and hence net, stresses throughout the digestor.

At lower pore pressures, higher net stresses, the increased flow due to slippage offsets the reduction in k ∞ and measured permeabilities increase.