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The stress—strain relationship is used in conjunction with the rules for determining the stress and strain components with respect to some angle 9 relative to the fiber direction to obtain the stress—strain relationship for a lamina loaded under plane strain conditions where the fibers are at an angle 9 to the loading axis. When the material axes and loading axes are not coincident, then coupling between shear and extension occurs and... [Pg.12]

Under the rigging conditions given on the nameplate, and in the absence of setback or wind loads, the static hook load under which failure may occur in masts conforming to this specification can be given as only approximately twice the maximum rated static hook load capacity. [Pg.506]

If the fluid cannot escape due to permeability barriers, for example, then the fluid supports part or most of the overburden load. Under these conditions the formation pressure can be up to twice the normal formation pressure. [Pg.1042]

Condensers are sized so that they can reject the system heat load under maximum conditions of air or water temperature. In colder weather, the condensing temperature will fall with that of the cooling medium and this may cause difficulties in correct operation of the plant. In particular, the pressure across the expansion valve (see also Chapter 8) may be too low to circulate the required mass flow of the refrigerant. Under such circumstances, artificial means must be used to keep the head pressure up, always remembering that the condensing pressure should be kept as low as practical for power economy. [Pg.78]

Curing studies-pot life Engineering data for design Stress relaxation at low loads under different exposures... [Pg.118]

This behavior is particularly relevant with push-fit assemblies and bolted joints that rely on maintaining their load under constant strain. Special design features or analysis may be required to counteract excessive stress-relaxation. [Pg.139]

Bidentate NHC-Pd complexes have been tested as hydrogenation catalysts of cyclooctene under mild conditions (room temperature, 1 atm, ethanol). The complex 22 (Fig. 2.5), featuring abnormal carbene binding from the O carbon of the imidazole heterocycles, has stronger Pd-C jj, bonds and more nucleophilic metal centre than the bound normal carbene chelate 21. The different ligand properties are reflected in the superior activity of 22 in the hydrogenation of cyclooctene at 1-2 mol% loadings under mild conditions. The exact reasons for the reactivity difference in terms of elementary reaction steps are not clearly understood [19]. [Pg.27]

The minimum required bolt load under the operating conditions is given by ... [Pg.864]

The main disadvantage of ceramic materials is their brittleness, which leads to catastrophic failure even at high temperatures. Ceramics are not damage tolerant, especially when loaded under tensile or bending stress. [Pg.304]

March 1, 2006 The condition described is the result of what amounts to a foldback current limit design that s intended to prevent damage to either the regulator or the load under unusual fault conditions. Anyone familiar with foldback current limit will realize that there are always conditions that can be realized that force the foldback to get stuck in a stable, low output voltage operating mode. The solution in general is to reduce the load until the output is allowed to recover. The datasheet clearly advises the user what to look for and how to deal with potential problems that may arise from this. Any implication that the information is deliberately obscured is clearly misleading. [Pg.191]

When cells are delivering power to electrical loads under real-world conditions, the intensity of solar radiation often varies over time. Many systems use a maximum power point circuit that automatically varies the load seen by the cell in such a way that it is always operating around the maximum power point and so delivering maximum power to the load. [Pg.202]

All solids resulting from processing are loaded (under automatic or remotely operated control) into process bins for transport to Area 400 for decontamination to a 5X condition. Gases released from the operations in this area, with the exception of those from the COINS (which are swept to Area 400 for destruction), are swept into the standard cascade air system utilized to control and condition the plant air in baseline system facilities. [Pg.94]

In a typical experiment, the appropriate IL (2.0 ml), the iridium complex 11 (3 X 10 mmol) and the substrate 8 (11 8 = 500 1) were loaded under argon in a window-equipped stainless steel autoclave (V = 12 ml). The reactor was then pressurised with H2 and the desired amount of CO2, followed by heating under stirring to 40 °C for a standard reaction time of 22 h. The products were collected for GC and HPLC analysis by extraction of the IL phase with hexane after cooling and venting, or alternatively isolated by CO2 extraction. Representative results are summarised in Table 3. [Pg.100]

In the fiber pull-out test, a fiber(s) is partially embedded in a matrix block or thin disc of various shapes and sizes as shown in Fig 3.6. When the fiber is loaded under tension while the matrix block is gripped, the external force applied to the fiber is recorded as a function of time or fiber end displacement during the whole debond and pull-out process. There are characteristic fiber stresses that can be obtained from the typical force (or fiber stress). The displacement curve of the fiber pull-out... [Pg.51]

In a super-strong PE fibre the chains lie nearly completely stretched, and are thus loaded under optimal conditions. They must, however, transmit the mechanical stress on each other, which can only happen via transverse bonds. These are relatively weak binding forces (London-Van der Waals bonds), so the number of these bonds should be made as large as possible, which means very long chains. [Pg.22]

Chargement en com prime or Chorgement par compression(Fr). See Press-Loading, under Loading of Ammunition... [Pg.548]


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Absorbency under load

BUCKLING OF SIMPLY SUPPORTED LAMINATED PLATES UNDER IN-PLANE LOAD

Behaviour of Anodes Under Current Loading

Behaviour of bituminous mixture under creep (static) and cyclic compressive loading

Cell Voltage Under Load

Cells under current load

Chemical resistance under compressive loading

Clay Minerals under Cyclic Loading

Crack growth under cyclic loading

Crack under oscillating load

Creep behavior under cyclic loading

Creep behavior under sustained loading

DEFLECTION OF SIMPLY SUPPORTED LAMINATED PLATES UNDER DISTRIBUTED TRANSVERSE LOAD

Deflection Temperature Under Load (DTUL) (ASTM

Deflection temperature under load

Deflection temperature under load DTUL)

Deflection temperature under load test

Deformation Under Load (Creep)

Deformation under load

Deformation under tensile load

Delayed Fracture under Constant Load

Delayed Fracture under Increasing Load Constant Stress Rate Tests

Delayed under constant load

Delayed under general loading conditions

Delayed under increasing load

Design of composite structural elements under crash loads

Dimensioning pre-cracked components under static loads

Distortion temperature under load

Elastic deformation under multiaxial loads

Environment-sensitive cracking under cyclic loading

Environmental risk assessment under critical load calculations

Failure under Cyclic Loading

Failure under Monotonic Loading

Failure under Sustained Loads

Failure under constant load

Fatigue behavior of continuous fiber reinforced composites under multiaxial loading

Fatigue of fiber reinforced composites under multiaxial loading

Growing Cracks under a General Loading History

Heat Transfer Mechanisms through a Masonry Element under Load

Heat deflection temperature under load

Heat deflection temperature under load test

Malfunction under static load

Mechanical property measurement deformation under load

Nanocomposites under static loading, mechanical

Plastic deformation under tensile load

Polymer under tensile load

Projections useful for TPEs studied under uniaxial load

Refractoriness under load

Sands under Cyclic Loading

Selecting Materials under Dynamic Loading

Service Life Under Dynamic Load

Service Life for Technical Parts Under Mainly Static Loads

Solid Polymer Behaviour Under Longitudinal Load

Strength and deformability under short-term static load

Stress and strain under external load

Stress under an applied load

Temperature Under Load

Temperature of deflection under load

Temperature under load, deflection, styrene

Test method deflection temperature under load

The Normal Contact Problem under Varying Load

Under Load

Voltage under load

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