Sentence examples for poor workability from inspiring English sources

The fast setting also results in poor workability.

A high fiber volume fraction, however, implies high cost, poor workability, and inhomogeneous fiber dispersion.

The addition of steel fibers at high dosages, however, has potential disadvantages in terms of poor workability and increased cost.

The reason for the decrease in the compressive strength is probably that dispersion at 1% PF volume was difficult, caused poor workability, and incomplete consolidation of UHPC.

However, due to the light weight of EPS beads, and their hydrophobic surfaces, EPS concrete is prone to segregation during casting, resulting in poor workability and lower strength.

These attributes are highlighted in deformation processing of Mg AZ31B, an alloy of commercial significance but noted for its poor workability, into sheet and foil forms.

However, Recycle Tyre Rubber (RTR) modified binders still present drawbacks such as poor mix workability and hot storage stability.

The paper discusses the differences between open and closed die forging methods, as applied to the range of nickel-based superalloys, from the relatively forgeable heat-resistant engineering alloys to the creep-resistant alloys used in turbine manufacture which have very poor hot-workability.

This also has repercussion in the properties of concrete, which shows increased workability as well as poorer compressive strength and elastic modulus.

However, the poultice containing 1 % CMC exhibited poor internal cohesion between the poultice components, which influenced its workability.

A poor psychosocial working environment in itself does not cause permanently reduced workability, but it may lead to health conditions that will result in a disability pension.