The reloading curve crossed the plateau-stress line or the unloading line.
As shown in Fig. 3, it is described by a coupler slack, preload, loading line, unloading line, and transition line.
However, the initial residual stress is much lower than the plateau stress, and then, the reloading curve crosses the unloading line.
Therefore, the behavior in Figure 4 seems to be a special case: the reloading curve appears to cross the plateau-stress line, the prestrian point, or the unloading line from the prestrain.
The elastic part of this energy density is represented by the area to the right of the unloading line when the stress returns to zero and the vertical from the strain reached for the terminal point on the curve.
Other openings include windows, ventilation intakes and exhausts, pressure relief pipes, bulk unloading lines, etc. Sanitary design applies to all of them and are examined in this chapter.
The lights come up, and militiamen-cum-curators guide the onlookers back outside, where busloads of young children unload and line up to see the sights.
Figure 7 The normalized applied strain plotted as a function of pressure for nano-Ni (red lines) and micron-Ni (blue lines) during loading (solid lines) and unloading (dash lines).
At the tensest moment of "The Way It Will Be," a song she and Mr. Rawlings have been playing live for some years now, and a rare example of their unison singing, they unload the lines: What did you want it to be?
Starting in May, workers put in 18-hour shifts and trucks wait to unload in a line out the gate.
Stretchers and backboards were unloaded and lined up for nobody.
