Sentence examples for rupture criterion from inspiring English sources
A complex elastoplastic phenomenological model including macroscopic rupture criterion was used.
Parabolic approximation and a rupture criterion are proposed to determine the liquid bridge profile and rupture distance, respectively.
The local shear damage and inelastic strain evolution laws and the non-local fibre rupture criterion have been integrated in Abaqus.
Tests to develop a shear Mohr Coulomb envelope as a rupture criterion on the layers adjacent to the interface are also presented.
A non-local ply scale criterion [Hochard C, Lahellec N, Bordreuil C. A ply scale non-local fibre rupture criterion for CFRP woven ply laminated structures.
This finding supports the previously proposed rupture criterion based on flaw propagation through the crack-prone α-crystalline phase when this latter phase reaches a critical content for mechanical percolation.
The model, which is based on a continuum damage approach (CDM) and a non-local fibre rupture criteria, was implemented in a FEM code.
The computational analysis presented here is based on three-dimensional software which assumes the smeared crack model, and the interface finite elements (FEs) used have a rupture criteria based on the Mohr-Coulomb criterion with tension cut-off.
This includes the identification and elimination of critical locations of high tool stress, the determination of tribological conditions such as normal pressure, relative velocity between tool and part and temperature effects, and the prediction of crack initiation using various rupture criteria.
Stiles et al. [ 13] pointed out that their rupture-repair criterion was developed ad hoc and should be regarded as preliminary; they indicated that application to other samples remained necessary.
Three approaches have been proposed for definition of maternal near miss: utilization of clinical features (signs, symptoms or clinical entities such as eclampsia or uterine rupture) [ 13]; criteria of organ dysfunction [ 11], or criteria utilizing clinical management practices (such as admission to intensive care).
