Sentence examples for sheets thickness from inspiring English sources

We found that for thick sheets (thickness > 100 nm), the optical color shows a remarkable dependence on the sheet thickness, thus enabling to easily estimate it by optical microscopy.

The magnetic permeability of fine gauge stainless steel sheets (thickness 0.15 0.25 mm) subjected to monotonic straining was measured as a function of strain.

Aluminum alloy 5052 sheets (thickness: 1 mm) were joined using a novel method (resistance spot clinching) that combines mechanical clinching and resistance spot welding processes.

The results conclude that local indention phase plays an important role in initial collapse deflection of sandwich beam when maximum deflection is greater than face sheets thickness.

Finally, the validated model is used for a parametric theoretical study to further examine the effects of the number of the blocks, the number of nails used to reinforce wooden blocks and the dry carbon fiber sheets thickness on the mechanical behavior of the foldable beam.

The sample was pressed into circular sheets (thickness = 0.5 mm, diameter = 1 cm).

Two kinds of sheet thickness profiles, a simple 2 mm thick sheet and a thickness modified sheet (designed to give a final dome thickness of 1 mm) were used in the forming.

The effects of increasing the foam core density and face-sheets thickness on the energy absorption and strength-to-weight ratio (SWR) of vehicle roof structure have been investigated.

Results revealed that, the optimized sandwich solution type 6 with the face-sheets thickness of 0.8 mm and foam core of 70 kg/m3 density reduces the vehicle roof panel mass by 68% while it has almost the same structural performance with the steel solution having equal value of SWR.

The welded sheet thickness was 5.5 mm.

Choo, Y. & Kang, B. Parametric study on impinging-jet liquid sheet thickness distribution using an interferometric method.