Sentence examples for observations of failure from inspiring English sources
The finite element predictions are also compared to the experimental observations of failure.
Numerical results confirm the qualitative experimental observations of failure modes in bi-layered structural elements used for rock drilling applications.
This lack of understanding is largely due to the fundamental problem that direct observations of failure are impossible as the fixation is inherently embedded within the bone.
The paper presents experimental results such as SEM observations of failure facies which are obtained from mechanical shear as well as cyclic nano-indentation results for the mechanical hardening/softening evaluation under cyclic loading paths.
Force values required for significant displacements, from different angles, can be combined with qualitative observations of failure modes to analyze performance of different tube fixation methods.
In the observation of failure mechanism, the failure surface proposed for the helical anchor embedded in loose and dense sand.
The observation of failure mechanism and the measurement of pullout load and the vertical displacement analyzed and discussed.
Cyclic response in term of load displacement curves, crack patterns and observation of failure mode types were the main results of the experimental results.
At all rates appropriate photography and optical metrology have been used for direct strain measurement, observation of failure and validation of experimental procedures.
In this contribution, starting from the experimental observation of failure modes in a variety of engineering applications involving bi-layered structural components, an interpretation is proposed in the framework of the finite elements discretization and linear elastic fracture mechanics.
Observation of failure initiation through synchrotron radiation computed tomography for the 60 °C water-quenched material revealed failure ahead of the crack tip of grain boundaries oriented at 45° to the main loading axis, and crack "tongues" extending into the material ahead of the main crack.
