Sentence examples for primary failure mechanisms from inspiring English sources
SEM examinations of the fractured surfaces reveal primary failure mechanisms as fiber pull-out, fiber delamination and fiber breakage.
Fatigue cracking is one of the primary failure mechanisms in asphalt pavements and it predominantly occurs within the mortar phase.
The study of failed specimens showed that delamination buckling, cell collapse and cell densification are the primary failure mechanisms of the rachis structure.
Since the fatigue fracture near the crankpin-web fillet regions is one of the primary failure mechanisms of automotive crankshafts, designers and researchers have done the best for improving its fatigue strength.
Over the past two decades, researchers have applied a wide variety of approaches to investigate the primary failure mechanisms, neointimal hyperplasia and aberrant remodeling of the wall, in an effort to identify novel therapeutic strategies.
The objective of this study is to obtain insight on the cyclic performance of duty operation in practice and primary failure mechanisms of the NiMH battery with high energy density at the end of cycle life in conventional analog and novel digital operations by using the electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) technique.
A primary failure mechanism for such structures is delamination.
Overtopping is the primary failure mechanism, while piping and erosion can also induce failures for different constructed landslide dams.
Although not the primary failure mechanism, in certain operating conditions, degradation to the TBC occurs by gradual erosion from the surface.
Local splitting damage at cell joining regions and crushing of the cell of the egg-box structure was identified as the primary failure mechanism in the sandwich panels.
To identify the primary failure mechanism of both solid and hollow fibers, ultimate strength, strain-to-failure and interfacial shear strength were examined using three types of experimental tests: (1) tensile strain-to-failure, (2) single fiber fragmentation, and (3) single fiber indentation.
