Sentence examples for offset strain from inspiring English sources
An offset strain of 5×10−6 was used to define yield.
In this range, the 0.2% offset strain consists of 50% delayed elastic (anelastic) strain for Waspaloy and 70% for Ti-6246.
The strain rate dependence of the 0.2% offset yield-strength (σy), time to yield, and the amounts of permanent (viscous) and the recoverable (anelastic or delayed elastic) strain components of the 0.2% offset strain can also be evaluated.
In this paper, we systematically investigate the electronic structures of uncapped In(Ga)As nanoislands grown on pit-patterned GaAs 001) substrate by solving the Schrödinger equations with effective mass approximation, including composition profile (CP), band offset, strain induced deformation potentials, spin-orbit coupling and piezoelectric effect.
The values for the elastic modulus and the yield strength were obtained from tensile tests performed by the manufacturer (DePuy) according to ASTM D638, in which yield is taken as the 0.2% offset strain on a true stress-strain curve (as recommended for PE by Kurtz et al. [ 27]).
In addition, the pre-strained compression test was incorporated to the π-plane at several incremental offset strains.
Due to the more direct measurement of displacement, it was possible to measure yield stress at an offset shear strain in a manner analogous to yield stress measurement in a uniaxial tensile test.
The elastic strain limit of the CNT fibers was determined at about 0.35% and the offset yield strain at about 1.2% for quasi-static loading.
A static offset compressive strain of approximately 10% was applied to ensure contact to all constructs.
It has been well-known since the outset of plastic design that the deleterious influence of second-order effects is at least partially offset by strain hardening in the plastic hinges and that, in many practical cases, these two effects may be approximately in balance.
Thus, fluid intake may offset circulatory strain typically observed when exercise is undertaken in warm environments.
