"under compression" is a perfectly valid phrase in English and can be used in written, spoken, and informal contexts.
For example: "The metal beam bent under compression from the weight of the roof."
Such regions would have diminished capability of affording appropriate stretch function to resist tearing under compression.
Typical compressive strengths (the stress required to cause failure under compression) are given in the Table.
(B) A body supported by two rigid members under compression.
Strings, chains, and cables are rigid under tension but may collapse under compression.
The bodies are then said to be under compression or under tension, respectively.
Under compression loading, the β phase transform to a martensite.
close-packed, diagonal and rectangular patterns under compression.
Failure criteria for membrane fracture under compression are thereafter presented.
The fracture mechanism of this ceramics under compression was discussed.
The fracture mechanism of this composite under compression was discussed.
Local comparisons showed that T1rho tended to decrease under compression and increase after compression was released.
