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Meanings of tension strength in inglês

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механическое испытание
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Test procedure to determine mechanical properties of a specimen.

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        Examples for "tensile testing"
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        Completely acellular cornea scaffolds were subjected to uniaxial tensile testing and reseeding assay.
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        However, mechanical characterization of bioprosthetic leaflet materials has been done primarily through planar tensile testing.
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        3
        A carefully designed tensile testing technique for the MWCNTs is developed, which allows us to obtain more accurate and reliable measured values.
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        The scaffolds were characterized for their structural, mechanical, and biological properties by scanning electron microscopy, Raman spectroscopy, tensile testing, and cell-scaffold interaction study.
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        Using the FEA-informed design, a new DN structure was printed and the FEA predicted tensile test results agreed with tensile testing of the printed structure.
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        A tensile test therefore gives four properties of great usefulness: The yield point, the ultimate strength, the elongation and the contraction.
        The Working of Steel / Annealing, Heat Treating and Hardening of...
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        A tensile test on the meshes showed that an increase in DMF ratio induces an increase in elasticity of the mesh.
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        3
        Using the FEA-informed design, a new DN structure was printed and the FEA predicted tensile test results agreed with tensile testing of the printed structure.
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        This alternative approach provided values between 19.9 and 30.0 GPa, demonstrating differences between 2% and 13% to the values provided by the initial tensile test.
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        In both of the latter instances, however, the figures deduced from tensile tests of both good and bad specimens were substantially the same.
        Scientific American Supplement, No. 492, June 6, 1885