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Meanings of dynamic elongation in English

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Usage of dynamic elongation in English
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It also provided the cushiest catch due to its 35-percent dynamic elongation.
Climbing Magazine
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The higher the dynamic elongation percentage, the cushier your fall.
Climbing Magazine
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To balance these contrasting requirements in a rope, the UIAA limits dynamic elongation to 40 percent.
Climbing Magazine
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This is, however, not always true-itis possible to have a low-impactforce rating and low dynamic elongation.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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The dynamic elongation test is not currently required for UIAA certification, though many manufacturers list it in their literature.
Climbing Magazine
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Static and dynamic elongation.
Climbing Magazine
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In that situation, with a fall factor of zero, the number to look at on a rope is static not dynamic elongation.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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With most ropes having 30 percent or more dynamic elongation, how can we toprope without falling so far due to rope stretch?
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Dynamic elongation, along with falls held and maximum impact force, is a critical stat.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Dynamic elongation is measured on the first fall of the standard UIAA fall test.
Climbing Magazine
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Static and Dynamic Elongation Ropes stretch to absorb force.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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