Sentence examples for pattern and ductility from inspiring English sources

The experimental behaviors of test specimens including damage development process, load-deformation responses, stiffness degradation, energy dissipation capacity, failure pattern and ductility were discussed.

In this study, eleven 1/3-scale concrete shafts with minor void flaws were tested in the lab to determine the effects of minor void flaws on the stiffness, structural capacity, mode of failure, cracking pattern and ductility of concrete shafts, without the confining soil.

All of the strengthened RC beams are failed by concrete crushing, with satisfactory crack patterns and superior ductility compared to the control beam, which demonstrates the simultaneous working of internal steel reinforcements and external prestressing BFRP tendons during loading.

More than 40,000 SDOF and MDOF models are designed based on different lateral seismic load patterns and target ductility demands to represent a wide range of building structures constructed on shallow foundations.

The crack pattern, reinforcement strain, failure mode and ductility will be analyzed.

Three large specimens of U-shaped thin-walled RC beams were tested under different torque bending moment ratios (T M ratios) of 1 5, 1 1 and 1 0 to investigate the mechanical responses such as crack patterns, reinforcement strains, failure modes and ductility.

A numerical study was subsequently conducted, shedding further light on the strength, stress pattern, ductility, and local failure behaviour of the specimens.

Specifically, the effects of structural size on the seismic performances of the RC beams, involving the failure pattern, the ductility, the stiffness degradation and the load carrying capacity, were extensively investigated based on the combined experimental and numerical tests.

Figure 6b depicts definition of yielding point and ductility.

Finally, mechanisms of achieving high strength and ductility in low-SFE materials were analyzed based on the strain-hardening behavior and deformation patterns.

Unlike some other metals, the strength and ductility of aluminum increase at very low temperatures.