Sentence examples for soft inclusion from inspiring English sources

There are some different types of soft inclusion relations in the literature.

The non-linear soft inclusion is validated against experimental coupon data and produces a conservative worst case estimate in all cases investigated.

The development of the non-linear soft inclusion, implemented in an ABAQUS/Explicit VUMAT, is presented at element and coupon level.

A life prediction was then carried out based on the 3D FE and soft inclusion model, and the prediction agreed reasonably with the test.

This paper presents the development of a homogenised non-linear soft inclusion which captures the geometric and material non-linearity of impact damage zone loaded in tension and compression.

The homogenised non-linear soft inclusion can present a conservative worst case damage zone or use experimental data to mimic the behaviour of a particular damage zone in a simple and computationally efficient way that can be used as a structural design tool for composite structures subjected to impact.

Compared to staggered composites with stiff inclusions, the current design with soft inclusions showed higher modulus, tensile strength and toughness.

Here we propose several basic inequalities of IVF soft sets characterized by IVF soft inclusions, which are useful in subsequent discussions.

It should be noted that there are several different kinds of soft inclusions (also known as soft subsets) in the literature [22, 23, 27, 28].

The stiff inclusions could toughen the surrounding material and reduce the internal stresses while the soft inclusions could increase the subsurface stresses.

We demonstrate that without changing the filler content mechanical properties of commodity plastics with immiscible soft inclusions can be decisively enhanced, simply by pressure induced flow processing in the solid state.