Sentence examples for the method of strengthening from inspiring English sources

Although the method of strengthening concrete structures with fiber reinforced polymers (FRP) is a relatively new technique, it has existed for more than two decades.

The method of strengthening concrete structures with FRP composites has existed for over a decade; the most common way to strengthen structures is in bending, but also wrapping of columns is quite common.

The method of strengthened steel angles with strips is compared with another strengthening technique.

It was shown that this method of strengthening not only can increase the shear capacity of the slab up to a high value around twice of that of controlled slab but also may change the slab failure mode from shear to shear flexural and also flexural.

The analysis of test results showed that the first method of strengthening was highly effective in terms of shear capacity, deformation capacity, stiffness characteristics and energy dissipation capacity, as compared to the second method.

versatile American inventor who discovered the modern method of strengthening armour plating.

In its pure form, iron is soft and generally not useful as an engineering material; the principal method of strengthening it and converting it into steel is by adding small amounts of carbon.

The current method of strengthening reinforced concrete (RC) beams in shear is by externally bonding carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) sheets to the vertical sides of the beam with different orientations and spacing using epoxy adhesives to arrest diagonal cracks.

The official, Jesse M. Gagliano, a shore-based technical adviser, told federal investigators here that he had recommended that BP use a greater number of devices called "centralizers" in the well for the tricky step known as cementing, which is a method of strengthening the well to control pressure from the oil and gas.

The results obtained provide the basis for the development of an efficient method of strengthening bar elements with closed cross-sections that is characterized by low energy expenditure, in accordance with the principles of sustainable building.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends task shifting as one method of strengthening and expanding the health workforce to rapidly increase access to health services [ 7, 8].