Sentence examples for schemes of loading from inspiring English sources
Approximate formulas for the linearized contact compliance have been derived for both schemes of loading using three different methods of linearization.
The first scheme of loading (the compression indentation test, CIT) is sometimes used for quasi-static estimation of the specimen striker or specimen support contact compliance instead of the second scheme, which more closely corresponds to the real loading conditions of the specimen during an impact test.
The model presented enables a two-dimensional solution of the stress and displacement fields when subjected to a general scheme of loads.
Also, different schemes of cyclic loading were applied till failure.
In this context, the aim of this paper is to provide a review on various design and control schemes of electrical load contribution to frequency control algorithms; both centralized and decentralized control structures are discussed in details.
Given the height, geometrical in-plan and bracing schemes of the mast, loading and material data, the optimization procedure renders the explicit design of the mast including dimensions of all mast elements, attachment points of the guys, distances of the guys' foundations from the mast, etc.
The energy absorbed per cycle by CNTF increased monotonically with electric field when the field was applied only during the loading segment: A 7 fold increase in the energy absorption capacity was registered at an electric field of 1 kV/m whereas no significant change in it was noted for other schemes of electro-mechanical loading.
The Fig. 8 shows the scheme of vertical loads applied to the structure.
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Scheme of vertical loads for nonlinear analysis, after Carvalho et al. (1999).
Influence of loading scheme on cyclic plasticity characterizing parameters such as cyclic hardening/softening and Masing behaviour are examined.
The analyses are valid for any type of loading scheme, localized as well as distributed, and distinguish between loads applied at the upper or the lower face.
