Sentence examples for structural components and materials from inspiring English sources

Laminated and hybrid glass systems are typically realized by bonding or joining together several structural components and materials.

The developed 3D numerical model is based on the finite element method, featuring a realistic representation of the bridge structural components and materials.

CSIR - Structural Engineering Research Centre (CSIR-SERC), Chennai, has state-of-the-art facilities and expertise for carrying out R&D studies in the areas related to fatigue and fracture behaviour of structural components and materials.

With recent improvements in fabrication processes, many structural components and solid materials are being designed at microstructural scales to provide specific macroscopic response characteristics.

The design of engineering structures for deconstructability can reduce the energy and cost required for their demolition and for the disposal of their construction waste, and it also enhances the sustainability of a building by allowing for easy dismantling and the reuse or recycling of structural components and construction materials at the end of the service life of the building.

This paper provides an integrated approach for designing large milling machines, taking both mass reduction of mobile structural components and the maximum material removal rate into account.

Weight savings of composite laminates and structural components with various material and orthotropy combinations over aluminum can simply be determined with the current approach.

Recrystallized zirconium alloys are used as cladding and structural components materials for the Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) fuel assemblies.

Most of the carbohydrates are present in polysaccharide form in the algal cell either as structural components or storage materials and need to be transformed into monomeric sugars such as glucose, fructose, galactose etc.

It is believed that a combination of structural analysis of components and material parameter quantification is a path to effective failure prediction in UHMWPE total joint replacement components, though additional testing is needed to verify the rigor of this approach.

For irregularly formed monuments and amorphous surfaces, 2D photographs and 2D measured surveys are inadequate to illustrate the condition of the building for condition reports or relationships between components and materials for structural surveys and conservation decisions, especially in archeological remains.