Sentence examples for outward load from inspiring English sources

The mainstreamed load transfer mechanism for the cantilevered portion of such houses is found to be facilitated by the struts, as these struts have directed the outward load into the load bearing walls.

The corbel is loaded by the vertical force V cv applied at the distance a v from the column face and it is assumed that the horizontal outward load, N u, is directly applied at the centroid of the principal tensile reinforcement and the effect of shifting is neglected for simplicity (Hwang et al. 2000b).

These stresses also tend to squeeze the blocks outward radially; loads divert these outward forces downward to exert a diagonal force, called thrust, that will cause the arch to collapse if it is not properly buttressed.

In case of frame with geotextile as plinth beam the base of the column at near end and far end moves outward when the load applied on the frame is less.

The stresses in the arch tend to squeeze the blocks outward radially, and loads divert these outward forces downward to exert a resultant diagonal force, called thrust, which will cause the arch to collapse if it is not properly buttressed.

It was found that due to the existence of junction heptagonal defects, shear bands induced by the external load may expand outward in the form of spiral and promote the formation of Stone Wales transformation, which therefore constitutes an effective way to dissipate the energy.

It was found that the optimum designs under the axial load placed the material outward to strengthen the interaction between the outer and inner walls and created more partitions between the inside rib walls.

We cannot exclude that glucose loading to create an outward facing gradient could induce a trans-stimulation effect.

We establish the interaction model between the drill bit and rock at a small cutting depth, and the two main influential parameters (forward and outward rake angles) of LRCB on drilling loads are determined.

Two magnetic tubes should exchange their positions, with the flux tube loaded with Io-origin ions outward and the buoyant flux filled with tenuous hot plasma inward (Cap 1976).

A simple-minded idea would be that the centrifugal force acting on fast co-rotating magnetic flux tubes loaded with heavier contents intensifies their outward transport.