Search results

...interface between two adhered materials can withstand before breaking. The load may be presented as tension, compression, flex, peel, impact, cleavage, or

...ture of [[Squirrel|squirrel hair]] and [[Ox hair|ox hair]]. Camox brushes load well because of the fineness of the squirrel hair. The ox hair provides re

...iber expressed as grams per denier. Tenacity is calculated as the rupture load divided by the linear density of the fiber.

The reversible portion of a deformation that rebounds immediately when a load or stress is removed.

...e load. Fatigue life and fatigue strength are measurements of the time and load that a material can handle in repeated tension-compression cycles.

...often used to maintain the grade on steep slopes and to reduce stresses on load-bearing retaining walls.

...one cut less than 2 inches thick and applied to a building facade in a non-load bearing manner. Starting in the 1900s, thin stone slabs were used for vene

...a material to return to its original size after a compressive or extensive load is removed. Permanent set is expressed a percentage of the final size (or

...g and fire resistant. However, with age, RAAC has been found to have poor load-bearing ability and weak bonding with its embedded metal reinforcement. * Load-bearing failure

...ndentation. The resulting number is specified with a prefix that gives the load and type of indentor, i.e., HRC 30.

...n]], or [[soap]]. Each page contains the correct amount of bluing for one load of laundry. Also called leaf bluing, early forms contained a paste of Prus

...Using standard masonry techniques, the glass blocks are joined to form non-load bearing walls that transmit light. The blocks distort images and thus prov

...suppports. In architecture, supports maintain the primary weight-bearing load and are usually constructed from [[wood|wood]] or [[steel|steel]].

...r [[diamond]] ball which is pressed onto the testing material with a known load. then the resultant size and depth of the indentation is measured. Other me

...bjects, but large mosaics may require two layers. It is essential that the load and size of heavy objects is used to calculate the thickness of board requi ...flat reverse is essential to adhere the Hexlite to because it provides the load bearing support. The board can accommodate a gentle curve but will not go i

...esion that is vibration and corrosion resistant while spreading the stress load across the entire length of the joint. The thin bond produces a smooth appe

...at 30-45C, good biodegradation resistance, poor resistance to creep under load, and low cost.