Sentence examples for term loading from inspiring English sources
The internal pressure could be short term loading like a water hammering as well as long term loading, and for that reason both short term and long term loading combined together to calculate the total applied pressure.
Similar with other construction materials, wood strength is decreasing when applied by long term loading.
Considering long term effect, shrinkage and creep may significantly reduce crack resistance and increase deformation of reinforced concrete structures subjected to short term loading (Bischoff 2001; Sato et al. 2007).
While synthetic absorbable polymers have a substantial history of use in medical devices, their use is expanding and becoming more prevalent for devices where long term loading and structural support is required.
For clinical indications with long term loading or structural support requirements, understanding the material's viscoelastic properties becomes increasingly important whereas these properties have not been used historically as preclinical indications of performance or design considerations.
This research develops mathematical models for estimating the remaining service-lifetime of the wooden cooling tower structure in geothermal power plant based on the wood performance in resisting long term loading and its deterioration rate.
In the Japanese design standard (AIJ 2010), for beam and column members, controlling the occurrence of shear cracking under the long-term loading (summation of dead and live loadings) is the basic design concept for serviceability ensuring, as shown in Eq. (1).
Company officials said they had informed engineers overseeing the project that the fast-set epoxy was intended only for "short-term loading".
Compare to long-term loading, concrete under short-term loading shows slight damage.
The damage of concrete was increased with the increasing stress level under both long-term loading and short-term loading.
In other cases, the long-term loading is considered the most severe loading condition.
