Sentence examples for push loads from inspiring English sources
It can be designed to carry, pull, or push loads.
To secure the large push load and displacement, Terfenol-D magnetostrictive material is used for the push device.
According to the low cycle cyclic analysis results, the fatigue damage initiated at the bottom point of the stud root section in the push load direction, which can be called the fatigue critical point.
The respondents will be asked to assess physical, mental and social strenuousness of work, 43 the amount of lifting, carrying or pushing loads, 44 and awkward trunk postures.
Guidance on good manual handling techniques for safety when pushing loads in high income countries suggest that worn wheelbarrow tyres and lack of grip padding on various types of equipment can increase the work of pushing and affect grip force and comfort [ 60, 61].
Europe and the US are both back above their pre-recession levels, with demand outstripping increases in capacity last month and pushing "load factors" – the measure of how much capacity is used – up by more than 82 per cent in both regions.
The high frequency fatigue testing (frequency f ≈ 20 kHz, temperature T = 20 ± 10 °C, sinus push-pull loading with load ratio R= -1) was used with the aim to obtain experimental data in the high cycle and ultra high cycle region (from N ≈ 106 to N ≈ 1011 cycles).
Although the smart grid technologies today have made it possible to push recent load information to the operation room, many power companies still do not have access to high-quality load data of the most recent hour(s) when forecasting the load of the next hour.
Her waifish frame barely manages to push the load to the checkout.
The first laborers dug the sand out by hand and pushed wheelbarrow loads up planks and onto schooners and scows in the Long Island Sound for delivery to Manhattan.
Along the banks everywhere are benches and railings and vantage points from which to watch tugboats pulling and pushing their loads; to hear the chopping waves slap against the shores; to smell the saline hint of open waters just beyond the concrete edge.
