Sentence examples for width approach from inspiring English sources

In the effective width approach, the stress redistribution within a buckled steel plate is simplified by assuming that only a certain width of the plate remains effective.

For the purpose of determining the load-carrying capacity of cold-formed steel structural members, the effective width approach has been used.

It was concluded in this investigation that an acceptable prediction of the local buckling strength of stainless steel beam webs may be obtained through the use of the effective width approach, using no plasticity reduction factor.

A comparison between the experimental results and the Eurocode 3 predictions showed that the effective width approach combined with the P M interaction equation proposed in Eurocode 3 to take into account the shift of the effective centroid consistently provided safe results.

The geometric pattern of buffers differed substantially from that associated with fixed buffer width protection, and shows that a major deficiency of the 'fixed width' approach is under-protection of source areas and overprotection of downstream slopes contributing to a waterway.

A research project was undertaken using a detailed experimental study on 50 foam supported steel plate elements to investigate the local buckling and postbuckling behaviour of sandwich panels and to examine the adequacy of currently used effective width approach for design.

The sharp interface limit may be examined where the interface width approaches zero (d → 0).

This abnormal phenomenon becomes obvious as the pore width approaches the diameter of electrolyte ions.

For the semimajor axis the width approaches ∼0.05 (in Hénon units).

The highest efficiency of energy storage is when the groove width approaches the diameter of electrolyte ions.

As pore depth increases and pore width approaches the adsorbate molecular size, the surface coverage by adsorbed particles decreases sharply.