Sentence examples for sustain load from inspiring English sources
"sustain load" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that something can support a certain weight or demand placed on it. For example: "The bridge was built to sustain a heavy load."
Periodic testing of the CFRP concrete bond condition is necessary to sustain load performance.
All FRP-strengthened slabs failed by de-bonding, however, the extent of de-bonding and the ability of the slab to sustain load post-initiation of de-bonding was dependent on the position of the load.
It has been possible to fabricate high-performance oxygen-reducing electrodes by introducing La0.5Sr0.5CoO3 and La0.99Sr0.01NiO3 with the activated coconut-shell charcoal; these electrodes could sustain load currents as high as 1 A cm−2 without serious degradation.
The results identify the effect of laminate orientation, show that the buckling loads are essentially independent of load sequence and demonstrate that the shells are able to sustain load in the post-buckling field without any damage.
As indicated before, the buckyball behaves differently during the post-buckling phase if it is loaded dynamically, i.e., no obvious snap through would be observed at the buckling point such that the thin spherical structure is able to sustain load by bending its wall.
However, the local stress fields in single edge notched tension, SE(T), specimens and pipes, for example, are known to be less severe than those at the tip of a deep sharp crack, resulting in an increased capacity to sustain load and higher toughness.
Carbon Manganese steels and associated welds are commonly used, and sometimes to sustain loads in the Low Cycle Fatigue domain.
The ITER vacuum vessel gravity supports located in the lower level shall sustain loads in radial, toroidal and vertical directions.
Such a desirable tensile behavior was achieved by the interaction of steel fibers in the microscopic level and their ability to sustain loads after the onset of cracking.
This resulted in slowed speeds, shorter distances of travel, and less ability to sustain loads.
The pre-damage was induced by either sustained load only or by the combination of sustained load and corrosion.
