Sentence examples for rupture lives from inspiring English sources
For predicting the off-axis creep rupture lives at different stress levels and temperatures, two kinds of new and efficient engineering methods are developed.
Coupling with the modified skeletal point stress method (SPSM), the creep rupture lives of the specimens with film cooling holes were well predicted.
The creep rupture lives of single crystal Ni base superalloys are predicted as a function of alloy composition, creep stress, and creep temperature.
The proposed damage mechanics and grand master curve approaches are validated in respect of accuracy of prediction of the off-axis creep rupture lives of the unidirectional carbon/epoxy composite at different stress levels over a range of temperatures.
It has also been experimentally observed that creep rupture lives obtained at moderate to high temperatures decreased sharply (∼60%) with a reduction in specimen thickness by approximately eight times.
An abnormal phenomenon was found that the stress rupture lives of specimens after thermal exposure at 900 °C were obviously lower than those at 1000 °C, which contained lower volume fraction of γ′ precipitates with coarsened and coalesced morphology.
These high-intensity sound vibrations now being tested above 230 Decibels, are so horrifically loud and traumatic, they can rupture living tissues, causing ear bones to shatter and brains to hemorrhage.
As he was drawing, Alvarez would listen to the countless stories of risks taken, atrocities endured, families ruptured, lives lost, all for the possibility of a better life.
Because the varying patterns of human settlement across Captiva Island do little to trace the dynamics of its physical morphology, this studio proposes to engage with varying phenomena in order to land the challenges of climate disintegration that rupture everyday lives.
We witness the shame, anger, rage, guilt, lies, emotional pain and chaotic rupturing of lives.
The main direct causes of maternal near miss were: haemorrhage (3.05 per 100 live births); obstructed labor (2.05 per 100 live births), uterine rupture (0.12 per 100 live births); hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (0.64 per 100 live births), eclampsia (0.19 per 100 live births); and sepsis (0.09 per 100 live births).
